I installed SparkyFitness a few months ago and was fairly impressed overall, but the lifting and workout features were lacking a lot of capabilities. I use GymKeeper (Android) and it’s great, but would love to have a self hosted service. Will definitely be checking this out. Thanks!
Personal liability. The idea that these are just some amorphous entities, independent of the people executing on “the company’s” behalf… it’s the greatest farce society has gone along with to date.
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Crimes against humanity. Everyone, everywhere needs to make justice their single issue vote.
“If we could just replace a few more supreme court justices, we promise we’ll turn the republic full authoritarian.”
I thought the definition of breaking the law and penalties require some consequence. Otherwise it’s just suggestions. Fucking do something already, Jesus fucking christ.
I have my doubts about this story. Two minutes (+ hookup time) and you’ve had one bite of that corndog? Wtf are you doing?! Eat that fucking corndog. Unless this is your second, you better explain yourself.
I’m happy to provide more details if you’re interested/have specific questions.
I’m running the Jellyfin app on my home kubernetes cluster – Kubernetes (k8s) boils down to a program scheduler with a lot of big features a lot of IT folks like. K8s runs the Jellyfin program as a “pod”, and it attaches remote storage to the pod. The storage is your videos/media, but also the Jellyfin database (as a sqlite file).
There are better, more reliable ways to provide a database to an app though. Jellyfin + the sqlite database is basically just a file and that file doesn’t exactly play nice when it is stored remotely. Instead, the app could use a software interface (API) that allows many kinds of databases – sqlite OR a dedicated database service (e.g. Postgres), and there are a lot of advantages to that.
Why what? Why do I want Postgres? Because my database is on an iSCSI partition that is brittle.
What a banger release! Super excited for the future. I know some folks were worried about the change in leadership, but this is super promising. Heres hoping runway is clear for Postgres at some point.
I’ve had my GV number as my primary for ~16 years. I’ve been on grapheneos for about a year now. Maybe I should actually pull the trigger and migrate my number to my provider and finally get RCS. All the better if GrapheneOS provides native support.
OIDC and zero signups for everything. I’ve been very happy with Pomerium (ZTNA) + Keycloak for all my public facing apps, although the free version doesn’t have any client signals which I was hoping for when I starteed.
My project this week is integrating the app logging I have into Crowdsec and start having Crowdsec do more analysis.
If he isn’t saying “You can have your phone back when you empty the dishes” over and over again, it’s a grand dad fail.
I did. The article is conspiratorial, and outside their clear conservative twisted lense, it looks like a blue state did the right thing without voter suppression tactics even if, to some unhinged people, it looks like they are hurting themselves. You can’t say the same thing about any red state right now. It is RED states that is going to fuck us again.
FWIW, 90% of their links are back to their own publishings which screams link farming.
If it isn’t AI it would probably some other awful right wing shit. The algorithm is manipulated and YouTube is slow to do . You can blame AI, but also have you talked to him about the content? “Dad that story wasn’t real, I found it on the internet and it’s made up. And I just looked up this one and it also isn’t real. Can I help you find better YouTube channels to follow? There’s a lot of good content but it can be hard to find without a bit of help.”
Maybe he won’t be receptive to content suggestions, but nobody else going to try to improve your dads life.
Good luck.