Yeah, I had the same issue. Sometimes it was the SD card, sometimes the network interface (not your case obviously), sometimes things connected to USB, sometimes it was running hot… I gave up and now I just run everything on an older Slimbook Zero. Yes, power consumption is higher (still pretty low) but so is stability.

For virtualization.

I’m thinking about moving to Korea. Not forever but for a year or two. Learn the language, get to know the culture, disconnect for a bit and come back to EU. How’s the IT job market there? Is it doable?

Honestly I don’t get the entire concept of spending tracking apps. I believe in the end it just a hobby that some obsessive personality types enjoy with no real value behind it. Saving money is super easy: don’t buy things you don’t need. What I do is I make a meal plan for the week and only buy things needed to prepare them. I buy basic ingredients like vegetables, rice, chicken, eggs. If I need thinks like shampoo, detergent and stuff I compare the prices in the store and get the cheaper option. How would following all my expenses help me save any meaningful amount of money? For me you either don’t care about money and just buy everything you like or you simply make sure you don’t buy things you don’t need. Why would you need an app for that?

And going back to your example, I can cover all this with really simple spreadsheet. Monthly expenses: mortgage, car, spotify, netflix, insurance, VPS, bills, food… Why would I need an app for that? I think there could be some use in an app that specifically tracks entertainment subscriptions. I could have centralized info about current prices and free periods so you would just have to tell it when you signed up and for what plan and it could tell you when the next payment will be and what it will be. Still not very useful but IMHO way more useful than an app that tells you what’s your mortgage.

While I agree that mortgage is a monthly payment I highly doubt anyone would forget they signed up for it wouldn’t know they are paying it. Same with insurance. Bank app handles regular payments. This is more about the small charges that are hard to track.

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Out of curiosity, what do you use it for? What things do you save there?

OK, it’s just not what enshitification means. I don’t like the term but if you’re using it wrong it’s just confusing.

Did LastPass do anything besides charge for it service?

For private project free gitlab account. At work self hosted gitlab.

traefik worked for me once. Then I tried to use it again in a different and I didn’t manage to get it to run. Caddy is much simpler. Traefik is more powerful but just for Let’s Encrypt I would go with Caddy.

Yes but very simple. The main issue is accessing the DB really. I will set up my own instance and try to figure it out.

Post in lemmy can just store the URL and both system can have no idea about one another on the DB level. From what the post is saying, the image in pictrs is created before lemmy post gets its ID so I don’t think you can do what you’re describing. What you can do is:

• iterate over all post created in the lst 24h
• list all the links to pictrs in their content
• list all images created in the last 24h
• delete all images that are not in the first list

You can change 24h to 1h and run it from cron.

In what world anyone would think that CP implies consent? I mean, the word ‘child’ is right there. Do you think that the term ‘child soldiers’ implies consent? I don’t have anything against the term CSAM but if it was created because of doubts around consent it was a silly reason to create it.

I kind of suspected it’s better not to google it at work.

That’s what I thought. Back in my days it was called CP.

What’s CSAM?