

Not sure what it might be in your case, sorry.
There’s a Good Lock plugin called Nice Catch that may help? It’s typically recommended for tracking down phantom Samsung notifications/alerts that don’t leave anything in the usual places.


Not sure what it might be in your case, sorry.
There’s a Good Lock plugin called Nice Catch that may help? It’s typically recommended for tracking down phantom Samsung notifications/alerts that don’t leave anything in the usual places.


After too many wild rides with Watchtower auto-nuking services, thanks to breaking changes (migrations, DB updates, deployment changes, etc), I switched to What’s Up Docker and pin the version for all of my containers.
WUD lets me know when something has an update, so I periodically go through their release notes and do the update(s) manually. Usually as simple as read the notes, changes version in compose, down (or pull), then “up -d”. But this approach has saved my bacon multiple times.
I’ve seen there are other solutions - of varying degrees of promises vs delivery - but most of my stuff is long term and stable. My approach maintains all that.


Anyone thinking this is a climb down or win is deluded. This was planned. Bait for the hard of brain.
Fuck Google, honestly. If only there wasn’t a duopoly.


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Assuming you’re new to the idea: never a better time to start. 😊
Awesome! I’m glad it was useful for you. 😊
Before you ditch that app… If it’s FOSS, have you considered filing a bug report to the developer? They may be unaware and find your feedback useful in fixing it for their users. That screenshot will probably help, too.