fxdave

It's possible. For pnpm package cache you need to attach another volume, and another for globally installed packages.

Keep your secrets:

alias npm="docker run -it --rm -v $(pwd):/app -w /app node:latest npm"

Not enough, but better than nothing.

It looks like something from a TOOL music video.

With SQL you scale it when it is required by sharding, read replicas, cache layers, and denormalization.

With NoSQL afaik, we have to deal with the scaling from the beginning by keeping the consistency of denormalized data, that has additional code overhead. Is mongoDB different in this regard?

That's not the point of JSONB. Use normalized tables whenever you can. JSONB allows you to store a document with unknown structure, and it allows you to access that data within SQL.

For 3D animations, Modo has linux-x86_64 binary. Blender is native also.

I've never been into 2D animations.

For compositing, The Foundry Nuke is native also. (If you've got the money, or you're willing to buy it from seejeepeers)

For video editing, most youtubers use DaVinci Resolve.

Inkscape is slow as it's using SVG for its backend and not as polished as an illustrator but it is feature-rich. Adwaita icons are designed in inkscape. It's not a big sacrifice.

I learned photoshop when It was the CS4 version. I know it's got a lot of AI features since then. Luckily, I left it before I could get used to them, so now I can use gimp. And btw, check gimp's new release candidate. It's a huge step forward. Everyone could give them their adobe cc subscription fees and we could see how they compete after that.

Why do you use affinity if you have adobe?

May I ask what's your job? I'm a web developer completely fine on Linux. I used windows for a long time, I tried mac for some month. Linux is the best.

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