toastboy79

it used to run pretty well on one, but the lead dev made significant changes making it a bitch to run without doing it “his way”. What I ended having to do was change my nginx configuration so that I was using the one in his docker-compose directly as opposed to running my own that would point to his for mail related needs.

I forgot what exactly broke but when I reported that breakage I basically got told “tough shit, it works on my set up”, I don’t remember being demanding or impolite just reporting the issue and asking if he was aware of/had plans to fix it. Not too long after the product was acquired and I chalked it up to enshittification and shitty dev being a shitty dev.

TLDR; good luck and ymmv

Sadly your situation is more common than we’d hope on Lemmy.

That really helps explain the context for one of my favorite PHP bashes ever.

https://eev.ee/blog/2012/04/09/php-a-fractal-of-bad-design/

It’s a great read but it should be noted that the post was written in 2012 and considered under such a context.

oh ipoac someday you will shine again

PHP is probably a fine language, my issue is I suffered dealing with so many shitty applications written in php when I was still coming up through the ranks of IT.

God the number of broken WordPress installs and shitty WordPress plugins.

I could see that, but I would also have to ask ‘what exactly do we gain by having access to these tools when we aren’t home?’

I used to try to do all of that but I started to realize, I spend too much time dealing with broken shit. Coming to the mindset of if I’m not home and it doesn’t work then oh well has been one hell of a stress relief for me

Hell yeah man, carry on then. Nice to meet someone who walks the walk while talking the talk

That’s a fair position, but let me ask. Are you donating to Mozilla on a monthly basis?