That’s the neat part…

It looks like we found another person that’s immune! Sample their blood

Scaryyyy !

I just very recently discovered that bitwarden (vaultwarden) has this perfect feature like a “trusted contact” (not sure) where you can choose a person that can request access to your password vault, and if you DON’T answer in X days (configurable), they get access.

And so little time!

You’re right, but I’d need a graphic card < money.tar.gzip

Definitely second your feeling. I am similar in my relationship to cleaning. It feels like a lot of effort, but efforts feel good afterwards.

Thinking back on your rhetorical question, I think it’s just it.

It’s the goal. The goal was always to try and make me think that I am not just simply taking care of my stuff (and by extension myself). Because taking care (of yourself) isn’t valorized in a capitalist society.

Fuck it all. I’m putting YEARS of work into just sorting myself out.

Or I could not. Ever.

I’m in the long process of paperlessing. It’s THE perfect example of that (not so) hidden cost. But there’s no lying or trying to sell you magic. You put effort in a systematization that empowered by a great tool and a well thought out and tried model, and voila, winning.

The workflow with linkding and the linkding injector is gold.

Actualy a lot more than I thought, and they bring joy, as souvenirs :)

Pain feels good. It’s like sport, is it? Is it sport? I’m healthy.

This. I’m not that old yet, but the realization hit me in the face pretty hard. And all the more reasons to sort it out. And definitely simplify. Or “make it usable” let’s say.

I know, right!? Do I have to let go? Yes! Am I defined as a person by the shit I accumulate? No!

It is indeed a great feature but how time-consuming haha :)

I inherited my music collection from my 20 years old limewire addicted self, so it’s a complete mess. I’m in the process of completing albums and using Picard to properly tag everything… 20 years of music collection…it’ll take me 20 more years!

Anyway, I guess it’s a warning for anyone starting to accumulate data: think about metadata, formats and data-management. NOW!

Not bad at all! You have your classic shuffle discovery, but also a playlist from songs you liked, and many exploration shortcuts like music by decades. It also got me into scrobbling to listenbrainz.

Made the switch from Airsonic + Ultrasonic and second this.

And hoping Tempo’s maintainer is still working on it.

Yo, how can anyone buy code without first reading it?

This is better than a lot of what I read in the poetry books I collect! Relatable, rhythmic, tough, bang! I love it. Makes me think about Dana Ward (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17666264-the-crisis-of-infinite-worlds), or more like Crispin Best (https://www.crispinbest.com/). Well done!

I rsync a copy to mom’s