Uh, nice I didn’t know tempo was forked, thanks for sharing :) I’ll make the switch

Someone recently recommended me Textadept: https://orbitalquark.github.io/textadept/. Haven’t tried it on linux, and I am not really using it, but the interface is clean, it also has a CLI, and I thought I could give you another option :)

There is already a prerelease of the 2.0 app for android 🎉 (haven’t tried it yet though)

Not OP but that is quite interesting, thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the thorough reply! I didn’t know about Inav, but it looks very interesting. I agree on the Grafana stack, it’s not something I really need now, and if I have to inspect single containers I can go for something like Dozzle.

About crowdsec free plan, looking at the pricing page, I see that the community plan has unlimited remediation components and 3 blocklist + unlimited scenarios, or am I looking in the wrong place? (honestly that page is pretty confusing)

Thanks for the input, yes I was mostly thinking about hedgedoc, that doesn’t have parsers or anything. I need to delve more into crowdsec logic and rules before trying to do my own thing, for sure. Thanks a lot tough, I followed your advice and I got Crowdsec working on both Authentik and Forgejo :)

Thanks for the answer :) make sense, I will go through with the plugins for the services I have exposed, although not all of them have crowdsec collections.

I agree with LibreCalc and CSV, in some internationalclasses we always had issues with excel saving CSV in actually different formats depending on the machine locale. LibreCalc never had this problem.

Same, every time I read avatar I’m super hyped about some last airbender stuff, and then…

In the city I am currently living some independent movie theaters are showing 4k versions of more or less old movies (recently Le Haine, Captain Harlock, Paprika), most of them in original language with subtitles and I am having a blast. I am happily going back to movie theaters and I whish they’d do it more often (also supporting local businesses is a plus).

Same process here, started with yunojost and now using docker directly. Still Yunohost got me into self-hosting when I didn’t know anything about it, definitely recommended for starting out.

Family or rally any retired person who doesn’t understand that you are working and trying to survive in this fucked-up word, and get upset when you can’t take days off whenever they please, trying to guilty-trapping you or just being condescending about you being busy.

I still remember years ago one time windows fucked itself and god knows why I couldn’t fix it even with USB recovery or stuff like that (long time ago, I don’t remember).

Since I couldn’t boot into recovery mode the easiest way to backup my stuff to a connected external drive was “open notepad from the command line -> use the GUI send to… command to send the files to the external drive -> wait and profit” lol.

As an academic, yes, please pirate stuff.

Fuck parasites publishers that make profit on our unpaid job and gatekeep knowledge.

A nice read about publishers profits: Against Parasite Publishers: Making Journals Free or if someone prefer the newspaper format

Yep this is what I meant, thanks for saying it in a proper way :)

I am currently using Mealie with docker, which being a containers noob seemed easier to setup compared to Tandoor. I have it behind tailscale as well.

Mealie works well for what I need to do, I don’t plan in advance yet, but I just import recipes and it works 9 out 10. I will need to try the shopping list features sooner or later.

There is no mobile app that I am aware of but the webpage works perfectly on mobile with a bookmark.

Summit became open source very recently https://lemmy.world/post/27182708

Off-topic, but for someone who recently switch to hhkb layout, I find it way more comfortable to activate shortcuts with caps-lock (Ctrl in hhkb) pinky rather than with regular command.

I feel you, I have it permanent as well and similar story about LP. Luckily compared to other horror stories I read, mine seems relatively “low” so I am thankful for that. In my case it was a couple of hi-fi headphones and amp thanks to a shitty person who made me believe that if you don’t blast your wars you cannot feel everything a system like that has to offers.

Not at all since I got tinnitus :(

I never went too much but I enjoyed them from time to time, I tried to go only for bands I really loved and were unmissable (I still can’t forgive myself for not going to a Linkin Park concert). Not sure I would enjoy now with all the crowd, plus the rising costs. I would prefer a pub or something similar to stadiums for sure.

Merch is usually super expensive so unless I can’t find it anywhere else, not really.