Blue Falcon

This is the block of code that generates the error: https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing/blob/8f5d07bd092990ceeb5d7f6b496e67ed5680a82f/lib/model/folder_sendrecv.go#L2028-L2031 then later: https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing/blob/8f5d07bd092990ceeb5d7f6b496e67ed5680a82f/lib/model/folder_sendrecv.go#L2059-L2061

> Yeah, you've certainly done your due diligence. I tried it a few times now on my macOS 14.3 M2 laptop, with two instances on the same machine but different...

Also I made a tutorial on how to get this to work on OpenWRT: https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/1bmcsz0/howto_nginxui_on_openwrt_without_building/

The issue is more of a lack of specificity. The install script makes it look like nginx-ui isn't supported at all, instead of just not being supported by the installer.

If you were curious about the technicals, OpenWRT uses init _scripts_ instead of systemd service _files_ The services defined in /etc/init.d/ are literally shell scripts that use rc.common to bootstrap...

> First, we don't create anchors for docs titles / top-level headings. You can just link to the page directly because that title should rather be at the top. So,...

> We are not a text editor, and don't particularly plan to inspire from them. > > And remember h1 are not anchorable by default on the web. If you...

The HTML specification can be poor at defining semantics and often relies on the English language for that. So, to further drive my point that headings are for formatting, here...

_It does matter_. `h1-h6`s are not only for formatting, but also _for navigation_. Not allowing anchoring goes outside the intended outlining behavior defined by the HTML spec. If a user...

Portainer is lackluster when it comes to compose files, but Dockge does lack finite control over the containers. I think they would be better described as _compliments_ rather than _competing_...