Raspberry pi4 Docker:- gluetun(qBit, prowlarr, flaresolverr), tailscale(jellyfin, jellyseerr, mealie), rad/read/sonarr, pi-hole, unbound, portainer, watchtower.

Raspberry pi3 Docker:- pi-hole, unbound, portainer.

  • 2 Posts
  • 134 Comments
Joined 1 year ago
cake
Cake day: June 26th, 2023

help-circle


  • On mobile so you’ll have to forgive format jank.

    It depends how each image handles ports if C1 has the ports set up as 1234:100 and C2 has the ports set up as 1234:500 then:

    service:

    gluetun:

    ports:

     - 1234:100 #c1
     - 1235:500 #c2
    

    […]

    Will solve the conflict

    Sometimes an image will allow you to edit it’s internal ports with an environment so

    service:

    gluetun:

    ports:

      - 1234:1000 #c1
      -1235:1234 #c2
    

    c1:

    environent:

    - UI_PORT=1000
    

    […]

    When both contsiners use the same second number, C1: 1234:80, C21235:80, and neither documents suggest how to change that port, I personally haven’t found a way to resolve that conflict.



  • As demonstrated we have been led here by you. You haven’t played along with my avoidance of this question, I wasn’t originally asked this question. I pointed out that you ignored their answer and then you got all accusey and semanticky.

    Remember when you wanted to make a distinction between “donors” and “money”, you sure dropped that in a hurry. Every accusation is a confession.

    Still no response…

    Doesn’t respond to a single thing in any previous comment. Every accusation is a confession. This is also just a bald faced lie.

    And for whatever reason they keep doubling down on refusing to do voter outreach and listening to what Dem voters want. Current leadership will never back away from the strategy of:

    In the original comment you replied to. They could have done more outreach to determine what dem voters want by wasting less money elsewhere. Reality is you don’t listen to yourself, let alone anyone else. I am over it. Thanks for proving to me, yet again, that talking to American liberals is futile. I can’t dig you out of your dogma at all.


  • Point 1, exactly my pount, that’s exactly what you did. I demonstrated that to you and now we agree. You’ll notice I keep grounding us in the comments under discussion: “I think your argument is this” and “how does that have relevance to the original comment”. Every accusation is a confession.

    Point 2, exactly what you did when you tried labeling my argument a strawman. Ev-ery accusation is a confession.

    Who is talking about ignoring people.

    Me, continually about you. You ignored the original answer to your question. You ignore my explanation to why it’s a valid answer. You ignore my pointing out you ignoring people to ask who’s talking about ignoring people.

    How are you quantifying[…]

    You argue semantics to steer the conversation away from the original question. E-v-e-r-y accusation is a confession.

    Again I have to point out…

    1 you haven’t until now pointed out that you havent made an arguement. 2 it is absurd to do so. 3 you are a meme

    You are quoting something that was never said

    It’s a summary, I made that quite plain.



  • “every accusation a confession” is a common refrain to describe conservative behavior

    Point 1: You accuse people of avoiding questions (they didn’t), it’s because you avoid questions. The question you avoided

    I don’t see them arguing to remove all doners and thus win without them?

    The question you asked of them was how to win without donors. Not less donors.

    Would you like me to extend to you the courtesy you denied me when accusing me of building a strawman. That “without” is an extention of “fewer” the same way “most” is an extention of “more”. But that would take admitting they did, in fact, answer your question. Would you like to admit that? If so I’m good, that was all I wanted to highlight to you in the first place.

    Point 2: you accuse people of building strawmen, I didn’t, it’s because you build strawmen. See above.

    Regarding the pivot from “money” to “donors”: did democrats have less donors this election? Just as an aside, what is it that these donors donate, what is it that citizens united allowed these donors to donate, that isn’t money. Donors=money

    Ignore people all you want but they, and reality, are clearly telling you that optimising for donations/money doesn’t work.

    politics is the gentle art of getting votes from the poor and campaign funds from the rich, by promising to protect each from the other. - Oscar Ameringer

    Democrats are too focused on the latter, because reasons explained to you, and thus lost due to the former.

    It seems our impasse is that’s I’ve understood, and stated as such, your argument to be “more money, more better” which is counterfactual to this election. You reply

    nuh uh, my argument is [defines “more” or uses the word “more”] [synonym for “money” or uses the word money], more better.

    I don’t think I can break through that level of double think.





  • Was your argument that “democrats have to spend some money”? The position that would be arguing against is that others believe they spend no money.

    Not trying to build strawmen, I’m just genuinely confused. No-one is saying they spend no money, or court any donations. Which is why I, and seemingly the person you were having a discussion with, thought you meant most money.

    Because of citizens united…

    part interests me. Before citizens united were parties forbidden from spending money?


    Edit to answer your question:

    How do we win without doners?

    They don’t. But, because we’ve established they don’t need the most money to win they can be more selective in their choices. Taking donations from oil companies at the cost of votes, bad plan. Taking donations from genocidal governments at the cost of votes, bad plan. Promise voters that you’ll level wealth inequality at the cost of money, good plan. They don’t need all the money.