I have my ‘incident recovery’ docs on my server.
It went down once, and when that connected, my single thought was ‘fuck’ haha.

People don’t seem to understand that no-one can reasonably stop a breach today.
The question is whether the attackers got anything of value and how easy they got in.

Somewhat unfunny answer: a 3cm diameter ball of thorium, that easily fits into one’s palm by size, should be enough to provide all power an individual uses in a lifetime.
This can change a lot based on usage and actual power generation efficiency.

Considering how much data they can get on anyone, this process seems pointless and outdated, except to give them somewhat arbitrary power over who can get a loan.
Not that I like such private data to be available at any institutions fingertips, but so it is these days.

I love mealie. I can steal online recipes, catalogue them, adjust them to my liking, plan all the shopping. Definitely a core self hosted service in my house.

e: I was so excited I didn’t realise I just parroted everything you said.

Can you imagine if everything deteriorates over time to be exactly like that
Harnessing the power of fusion just so* that LLMs can generate millions of index pages every second

What annoys me endlessly that i have to interact with the system so much to log in multiple times for various platforms:

1. Email - fill if not on mobile - confirm
2. Password - hope to god its prefilled - confirm
3. MFA - enter - confirm
4. Stay signed in - check useless dont ask again checkbox - confirm

People are saying passkeys are not a good solution, but I would take those immediately over this nonsense

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Typically there are minor ‘impurities’ that make the ‘real’ thing taste different.
Vanillin, for example, is very easy to produce chemically, which is good, because growing and harvesting it naturally is very difficult, but it’s missing a lot of the compounds which add subtle yet important taste and smell to the natural stuff.

This is as far from cute as things can get before turning into outright cosmic horror

All of those senior devs that got sacked will be laughing for the rehire salary increase, assuming their company doesn’t fold on the ai code house of cards.

This seems to happen in a lot of IT in general.
Your software, db’s and infrastructure ends up a mess, but it’s so cheap they can pay 3x the number of people to keep sweeping all of the issues under the rug.

So still necessary in the UK

Compact in one dimension, but it is very long.
This makes it awkward in tight spaces compared to something like a UK plug.

This is insane. I think I’d use ten different applications and still not cover these features. And I can host this. Using a single python file.

The photo sharing complaint I don’t understand, unless immich doesn’t have the option to provide public or password protected share and upload links, which would be a real shortcoming for such app.

Looking forward to trying that today.

The extroverts feed on us like we’re their cattle

Only to a degree. Good flags are simple, distinct, memorable, easy to recognise from a distance, easy to recreate.
There are plenty of objectively bad flags out there that fail in their design, yet people still like them, and that is fine.

Someone correct me, but I understood that donations serve as a tax write-off.
So they don’t care about the donations as much as their own savings.