I hope you make playlists for those things. Not a bad idea to chase the blues away.
Have you considered cooking or baking as a way to minimize harm when it comes to food? They can be exercises in mindfulness, ways you can show appreciation for others, or ways to bring people together.
I tend to dive into computer stuff like self hosting or tweaking my desktop. It feels good to get a project up and running, or at least have something to fix.
I was invited to a church pool/bbq party. When they asked everyone to get out of the pool, I thought the food was ready.
Nope. It was for baptisms.
I feel like giving AI our information on a regular basis is just training AI to do our jobs.
I’m a teacher and we’re constantly encouraged to use Copilot for creating questions, feedback, writing samples, etc.
You can use AI to grade papers. That sure as shit shouldn’t happen.
I would get a poster that says “Not Drag Queens,” and behind the words are mugshots of sex offenders.
This makes Civil War look like a mockumentary.
“Whoever told you that is your enemy!”
Season passes for games.
The ability to use a custom search engine (searXNG) and the accessibility/UI features.
Probably Sam Raimi’s movies. Just the right amount of cheese.
This has been my go-to on GrapheneOS. Glad to see it get some notice.
That’s great to hear you’ve made it into a business. I’d been thinking of creating a “biz in a box” side hustle for small businesses. I’m not very business-savvy, though.
I just have it in a pod with the companion app. They auto update and auto restart at night. I’ve also kept my subscriptions fairly low. Most of the time, that’s all I need.
I’ve been selfhosting for about 4 years now. I wanted to break away from services like Google and find tools I could control on my own hardware.
I went from bare-metal Jellyfin and Nextcloud on my NAS to running the NAS with an NFS share and a Raspberry Pi as a pod orchestrator through quadlets. That little sucker is running pods for:
It’s also running instances of:
I’ve only opened a few services for family usage, but everything else is VPN-accessible.
Also, no more Nextcloud. Syncthing balances everything out, and I can use sftpgo’s webdav option to host my own seedvault backups. Now Google is collecting dust.
GitHub
I do a lot of self-hosting.
Jeff Goldblum’s Jurassic Park monologue feels appropriate here.
“You stood on the shoulders of geniuses to accomplish something as fast as you could and before you even knew it you had it. You patented it and packaged it and slapped it on a plastic lunch box, and now your selling it!”
CoreTime.FM
German channel playing hardcore, speed core, gabber, etc.