@lanefu @popey I love the concept of radio in general and it really more or less describes the patterns found even on the early internet. What do I do now?
This same pattern happened once it got my amateur radio license as well. I never use it because it's just not the network where I communicate.
I'd like to use these concepts for more than just "can you hear me now?" but so far I haven't found a reason.
Use `docker stats` to see real-time CPU, memory, and network usage of every running container. It's the quickest way to find which service is hogging resources.
Pair it with ctop for a nicer terminal UI.
#selfhosted #docker #monitoring #homelab #linux #foss #opensource
@mintyfries @pheonix I don't understand the joy people get from sharing AI responses. My favorite is the screenshots of it instead of copy/paste because even that is too much work.
@dannyhayes my only real complaint is that task switching on graphene can sometimes be ok or horrendous to the point of table-flipping. If I could avoid that I'd be thrilled.
@decibyte I worry that everyone will just be fine with it and accepting of it because their Discord account is old enough or whatever.
Anyhow, I found Revolt which is now Stoat and Spacebar. Haven't actually tried either but I wonder how either work. Seems like I am wishful for a properly federated solution but that's yet a thing as I've seen.
@zrail oh sweet, where did you lease a /48? That sounds awesome.
@zrail just need your own address space to announce via vultr!
@heidilifeldman the bag helps keep the lanyards from tangling and becoming a mess of spaghetti. I was reminded of this at my last whistle party as my group was handed a bag of whistles on lanyards to package into bags.
Also, lots and lots of 3d printers are constantly going, people love to help so asking is worthwhile.
@fastmail also, re-writing your entire stack just because a fancy new shiny thing over there is made is a terrible engineering choice. Why throw away all the work it took to sort out the product just to reintroduce the one line bugs you battled with.
you *must* read the Battle of the Dildo at the Minneapolis Graduate Hotel (where ICE is lodging):
"The revolution did not arrive with speeches, pamphlets, or a carefully moderated Zoom call about optics. It arrived in a cardboard box full of clearance-bin dildos, under purple neon light." 🤣
one of the most beautiful things I've ever read
https://www.closertotheedge.net/p/the-dildo-distribution-delegation
@reconbot I've had similar thoughts with my Inovelli switches. I've liked the customizability but it's obnoxious when you end up having too much.
For instance...their on/off switches are meant for high loads but show up as a dimmable light despite its primary purpose to perform on/off only. If you dimm it to 1% and above it's on, neat. If its on and at 0%, it's off.
You end up needing to use a pile of tricks to make it work and appear as a basic switch.
@angelastella @agowa338 @tracketpacer the most time consuming task of programming has always been the people after all, this will never change.
@padook I have multiple speaker builds from Future Proof Homes, they make a kit which is effectively just the PCB, ESP32 and power. They have a more complete kit now, its spendy but I've been quite happy especially over the lackluster sounding Voice PE offering.
@kdkorte Privacy and ownership of my digital assets.
@SecureOwl my company ditched Jira after a merger. I miss it so much.
@magsol what's the software the screenshot is showing?
Thank you for your attention to this matter! 🌊
I 3D printed side bars for 10 deep frames and only had to cut straight top and bottom bars and put a sawblade width dado in them. They seem sturdy enough. It took less than a full 1kg spool of $12 PLA Plus filament, 88 grams with support per frame (2 ends). Pre-drilled and 4 screws per frame.
I split them with a dovetail and added a hole to pin the joint.
Design from here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5896092
