Marty_TF

4 liters

https://deathbyclawd.com/?url=fedi.marty.tf

apparently, i AM the moat.

thank mr skeltal

humans are made of 50-60 % water, babies even up to 80%

that means, basically, that water is made of 50 -60% humans, and up to 80% babies! and babies are also humans! meaning water is made of up to 140% humans!!!

(the first part of my favourite poetry slam (translated from german) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_lKELWSJOk)

Funfact about germany:

the gov gives money to supermarkets when they buy organic products as an incentive to stock up on less conventional products.

not to the people producing it. to the supermarket.

against which we then have to compete

jellyfin has a rudumentary tracking plugin, i however use yamtrack which can get activity directly from jellyfin

honestly, i still pay for music, i just then download it.

tidal subscription and streaamrip into navidrome

it’s tonga time.

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bro it’s slapping a very available png onto another png and then adding text.

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1 games 2 fedi (lemmy and masto clirnt) 3 mail 4 emacs 5 browser 6 chats 7 steam 8 music 9 jellyfin

no ads no algorithm no preset slop machine

a gentle reminder to use my own decisions in what to search and watch

true zen

cant decide if ai or very passionate saxton hale fanart

not myself, but my stepdad tried it with 2 decades of IT and linux sysadmin experience.

basically, it is great if you want to host like 2 or 3 standalone services on a pi to get into understanding how the basics of selfhosting work, but for homelabs and deep customization, you’re better off with docker compose on debian/ubuntu server.

by now i use nextcloud for everything except files. i do use it a lot for e.g. contacts, calendar, etc.

sshfs is simply a godsend for true instant easy multidevice file access

My home, my grave in my ass

installs windows, instantly requires system tweaks and performance upgrades.

Is it still the sun or merely a flaming ball of gas illuminating the world?

nowadays, might be worth looking into nix flakes

tons of super performant nextcloud flakes being uploaded to github, difficulty is understanding nix, but it’s worth it