No, I recommended Docker in a VM.
catloaf
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Sometimes a new trial is allowed if new evidence comes to light. But I'm guessing that this was known evidence that was suppressed by the judge.
No, that's nonsense. Adaptive charging uses your plugging-in habits over the last 14 days and your alarms so that it can charge at the slowest possible rate to reach 100% one hour before your predicted unplug time. It should never show the charging symbol when not charging (as far as I know, anyway).
You can turn the adaptive charging off if you don't use it, but I think your phone is still going to think it's plugged in when it isn't, and still only go to 80% unless you override it.
I don't think Proxmox LXC containers support Docker well, if at all, so no.
Sounds like something is damaged or defective. If it's under warranty, I'd send it in for repair, otherwise I'd just live with it.
I have one VM for running Docker stuff (i.e. the arr stack, jellyfin, etc.). Unless your hypervisor supports docker containers natively, separating them is just going to make it more difficult for you for no good reason.
I don't run anything else in Docker right now, but if I did, I'd probably stick it in the same VM for now to save on overhead. If it was enough to be its own stack, I'd separate it.
Satire and real life have always been very close.
It's not our risk to accept. It's between the person and their doctor.
Also just plain turn it off and back on if you haven't already. It's an easy thing that works to fix weird issues far too often.
And check for updates too. It's possible, though unlikely, that it's a bug that's been fixed in an update you haven't installed yet.
Yeah, if it thinks it stays plugged in all the time, it'll only charge to 80%.
If it's a commission, you might. Depends on the how the contract is worded.