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I can get that AAA FPS Shooter does not benefit much from Linux user-base (statistics-wise) but in this case it sure seems like a big missed opportunity.
A bit of rant but I hope this can fix some of the discrepancies I have found between free Nginx and the Plus one:
If I want to configure (minimum amount of) proxy connections to keepalive then I have to use upstream ... { ... } directive, but by using that nginx changes how upstream proxy url is DNS resolved. Within docker this can actually cause problems when the nginx container starts sooner then the upstream service - afair to fix it one needs Nginx Plus because in free upstream DNS resolution "mode" can't be configured.
I don't really have it ready to publicize but it's based on powerarrow-dark from awesome-copycats github repo (I have mainly removed things I don't use and added some more mappings like media keys etc).
As a programmer most of my utilities are CLI oriented.
zsh
fzf (integrated into zsh, improves reverse search, killing processes and more)
zoxide - for quicker navigation into folders I visit often
Other programs I use from time to time: jq, btop, bat.
Flameshot - best screenshotting tool for linux (and also windows)
Redshift/Gammashift - blue light filter
ddccontrol - controlling monitor brightness and contrast without having to fiddle with buttons
Last but not least my Awesome WM (tiling) config - makes working with multiple windows/desktops so easy.
https://github.com/nikitasius/Telegraher
No one gets to decide what i run on my device
No one gets to decide where i run my app
No one gets to decide what must be deleted
usually I would use just curl for hc
That's weird, I have never noticed any kind of .html files generation when accessing the docs and I have worked with F.Api for some time now, also can't seem to find ang mention of this generation in the docs (that it actually writes files).
Also isn't the default doc path /docs (/redoc)
Be vary there is a lot of shady versions of PopcornTime.
Stremio with Torrentio plugin is a decent alternative.
Unpopular opionion(?): this is why I hate Ansible
Viva la postgresql