+1. I can’t get kbin to work at all, even with “pending”. Nothing happens, everythings stays at zero.

But is it really a drop-in replacement for docker? Networking seems fundamentally different.

I tried to use a docker compose file for Wordpress as an example, with nginx-proxy-manager in another compose file. They’re linked together through an external network.

Podman works differently. You’re expected to create ‘pods’. I’m not super clear on this (just dipping my toes) but podman seems to be an alternative to k8s, not docker.

Ok I’ll resubscribe because I removed them.

How can I block threads on my own server? I simply add threads.net to my “Blocked Instances”?

I tried to subscribe to kbin communities from my own instance but they keep getting stuck on “Pending”.