Well, I found it to be easier than stainless. I know how to use stainless in theory, but I never managed to use it properly. lol

I realized there’s a hipster factor around it but I really find it easy to cook a lot of things without thinking twice. I’m only careful when I clean it.

Yes, it does have the same option that libreoffice. But this solution would not be better than what I have currently

It is, but the main issue is how to select the values from the database and to render without the user needing to tweak anything

Latex, MD, Word is equivalent (although Word is preferred) since I’ll just place universal markers in it

Thank you !

It’s pretty much the solution I already have: I generate a doc with DocxTemplate through a webpage made with Flask.

What I’m looking for is a solution with a user-friendly pipeline that can be easily used by anyone once it’s set up

Form > generate new entry in a db

Entry > Select entry from tags > generate documents from template

Airtable is already proposing something similar, which is why I’m currently trying it with zapier, Documint, and other automation solutions

I’m looking for a self host solution but mostly a free and polished one

Interesting! I’ll take a look Although, I’m not sure if I’ll be able to implement it in my company. Thanks!

Thank you

The issue was actually that the container somehow didn’t have access to its directory anymore. No idea why or how to correct it.

I just created another config directory and use the backup to set everything

So it’s working again, but I have no idea how it got stuck

When the container is down, the port is not listed in the netstats

I’ve tried it and it the same issue

Good point, I’ll try

Yes I did

Restarted the container, docker, and the whole server.

Same issue

Good idea, but there is just one container of each

Ha yes you’re right, thanks

I edited the post

fyi nothing changed before it broke

I still see XP pcs in the wild sometimes

Do you think it’s a kind of learned helplessness that led to that or that the boys were going to be like that regardless? Or that’s because that’s the example they received from older boys?

I would add that it’s the inefficiency of software that drives our phones to the bin.

The applications often relies on non optimized libraries, or are an aggregation of more and more of features and options that then requires the latest phone in order to work.

10 years should not have to watch porn. The problem is that it is often the only “sex education” they’ll have. But it’s a terrible example of sexual life.

Sex Ed should be about pleasure, sane sex life, type of relation, etc. As well as the usual risks and disease presented, so teenagers can understand the difference between performance and reality

“Then what’s these applications on your phone that you obligated to unlock for me?”

Really? I thought that used Bing search as backend but not that they sell your data