But the question remains

I use both fly and exe. Exe isn't really "docker image as the app"-focused like fly, but if you want to sort of mimic the fly deploy process you kinda sorta could make it work for you I would think. This might help:

https://exe.dev/docs/customization

I use Cosmos Cloud on a free 24g oracle VM. Nice UI, solid system

Cosmos Cloud looks neat! At a first glance from looking at the web page, it looks more focused on delivering a "personal cloud" or "1-click deploy apps."

Dokploy is more Heroku-styled: while you can deploy third-party apps (it's just Docker after all), it seems really geared towards and intended for you to be deploying your own apps that you developed, alongside a "managed" database (meaning, the DB is exposed in the UI, includes backup functionality, and can even be temporarily exposed publicly on the internet for debugging.)

Coolify feels a bit like a mix of the two deployment models, while Dockge is "bring your own deployment" and Komodo offers to replace Terraform/Ansible/docker-compose through its own declarative GitOps-style file-based config but lacks features like managed databases, or built-in subdomain provisioning.

Gotta set it to public if you want it public:

https://exe.dev/docs/proxy

The 2.0 website they never wanted:

https://exe-muttha-fukken-dev.exe.xyz/

eBay->title search->sort price low to high-> usually results in under $5 free shipping for almost any oldish book. Also for some reason the sellers on eBay are almost always cheaper (sometimes significantly) than their Alibris/Abe/Amazon storefront counterparts. Same with Thriftbooks, cheaper on their eBay storefront than direct, especially since TB raised their free shipping minimum...

bookfinder.com is what you're looking for

I used to use addall.com, but that doesn't capture eBay nor Thriftbooks anymore both of which are always cheaper than youll find from addall results

Just as a random data point, I searched for Genghis and nothing came up. Was there not much knowledge on Genghis Khan in 1911 I wonder?

Try Jenghiz Khan. That's how they used to spell it then. Or just plain Khan and scroll the results.

Yes. Here is the article,

https://britannica11.org/article/15-0341-jenghiz-khan/jenghi...

Interesting! Thanks

Lol I don't ever remember gamepass ultimate being $30/month when I had it years ago. Wasn't it $15 at one point?

Any plans for AI provider subscription compatibility? Eg ChatGPT, GH Copilot etc ? (Ala opencode)

You are not the first person who has asked about it.

It looks like a useful feature to have. Therefore, I'll dig into this topic more broadly over the next few days and let you know here whether, and possibly when, we plan to add it.

This looks super awesome. Very excited for you potentially open sourcing it, as I’d like to customize/extend it a bit for certain use cases. Re: smolvm vs in use, I think even if smolvm works great for it, why not keep incus as an option for people who want to use cave on VMs that don’t have access to /dev/kvm (Eg the user can pick either incus or smolvm for their cave deployment)