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[47°09′33″S, 126°43′36″W] Bad satellite signal -- switching to analog communication
Finally the rain and wind stopped, now we'll have nice weather for the rest of the week it seems. Happy to see that! :)
[47°09′06″S, 126°43′07″W] Raw reading: 0x64B56581, offset +/-4
Portioned out some raw meat for the dog, we usually buy it as frozen meatballs, but they have bigger frozen sauages of raw meat that you can buy, more meat for less price. So decided to go for that now, so got my axe and made it into daily portions.
[47°09′03″S, 126°43′47″W] 3742 days without news from Herve
Sorry to intrude 😜
[47°09′06″S, 126°43′29″W] --bad checksum--
[47°09′20″S, 126°43′47″W] --no signal--
👋 Hello @evaeno, welcome to twtxt.net, a Yarn.social Pod! To get started you may want to check out the pod's Discover feed to find users to follow and interact with. To follow new users, use the ⨁ Follow button on their profile page or use the Follow form and enter a Twtxt URL. You may also find other feeds of interest via Feeds. Welcome! 🤗
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🧮 USERS:1 FEEDS:2 TWTS:663 ARCHIVED:65457 CACHE:2183 FOLLOWERS:13 FOLLOWING:14
@adi Very nice 👌 And congrats 🥳
@adi Very nice 👌 And congrats 🥳
@adi Very nice 👌 And congrats 🥳
@movq Fuck me, this is brilliant! <3 What a truly amazing shot! Really awesome, mate! :-) Yeah, they are giant. Haven't seen one in person from up close, only a hand full in the very, very distance.
I can hear tawny owls every now and then, at least I was told that this is the specific hooting of them. Only half a year ago I actually got to see one of them for the first time taking off a tree.
That reminds me of a funny story last month: I was working with doors and windows open in the morning and I thought several times, I received an incoming call. But I couldn't see anything of that sort. The headset was laying on the desk and it was ringing very quietly. Took me a few seconds to realize that this was the call of an owl. :-D I hadn't realized before that the ringtone must have been modelled after an owl call. :-)
Yesterday, laundry got spontaneously rained on quite heavily. But hey, we got rain, that's great. Even three thunderstorms went by.
Today, it was cloudy and after lunch I had a two to three hours long nap. After getting up again the sun was out, too, so I decided to only go for a walk in the evening. At 20:00 it was still very muggy. But it was good to be outdoors again. Didn't see too many animals, they probably didn't like the heat either.
Bumblebee
If you look closely in 09 and 10, there are two raptorial birds that were hooting in the distance. I couldn't see the one in 09, just heard him and then saw something light falling down the tree, so I just made a bunch of photos on the off chance. I'm not 100% positive, it was already too dark when I returned, but I might have seen a racoon just a couple of meters ahead of me running out of a hedge and climbing up the allotment gardener fence right quick in a hurry.
@movq Very cool! Amazing animal!
[47°09′58″S, 126°43′38″W] Non-significative results -- sampling finished
Just compiled the Yarn desktop client on OpenSuse, was no issues getting it to run there, I love how portable it is. I initially wanted to run OpenBSD on this laptop, but it would not detect wifi, which is a dealbreaker for me, so I installed OpenSuse tumbleweed instead, and will run OpenBSD in a VM and try from there instead.
[47°09′39″S, 126°43′40″W] --white noise--
Kauai County Running: 4.03 miles, 00:08:20 average pace, 00:33:36 duration
threshold session. needed to burn some energy. beautiful run on the coast line with a nice sun rise.
#running
I had an encounter of the pick me kind and I'm still offended\r
I had an encounter of the pick me kind and I'm still offended
I had an encounter of the pick me kind and I'm still offended
I had an encounter of the pick me kind and I'm still offended
I had an encounter of the pick me kind and I'm still offended
No better yet. 😭
.....
Maybe after a cold beer !🍺😄😜
97% 🥳 G'nigjt! 😴
97% 🥳 G'nigjt! 😴
97% 🥳 G'nigjt! 😴
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[47°09′55″S, 126°43′38″W] Not enough data -- sampling finished
Backups all done and verified for another while 😅
Backups all done and verified for another while 😅
Backups all done and verified for another while 😅
[47°09′01″S, 126°43′51″W] Taking samples
[47°09′42″S, 126°43′15″W] Saalmi, retransmit, please
Woohoo 🥳 Finally fixed the remaining bugs in my set of shell scripts for backing up Docker volumes:
https://git.mills.io/prologic/backup-docker-volumes
Has the behavior of:
- Given a Docker node;
- Find all active volumes.
- For each volume, find its running container or service,
- Stop the Container or scale down the Service.
- Run the backup on the volume
- Restart the Container or scale up the Service.
Woohoo 🥳 Finally fixed the remaining bugs in my set of shell scripts for backing up Docker volumes:
https://git.mills.io/prologic/backup-docker-volumes
Has the behavior of:
- Given a Docker node;
- Find all active volumes.
- For each volume, find its running container or service,
- Stop the Container or scale down the Service.
- Run the backup on the volume
- Restart the Container or scale up the Service.
Woohoo 🥳 Finally fixed the remaining bugs in my set of shell scripts for backing up Docker volumes:
https://git.mills.io/prologic/backup-docker-volumes
Has the behavior of:
- Given a Docker node;
- Find all active volumes.
- For each volume, find its running container or service,
- Stop the Container or scale down the Service.
- Run the backup on the volume
- Restart the Container or scale up the Service.
One of my main problems/blockers I think is that I use my Mac Studio as my primary backup target (_from my NAS and Docker volumes_), then I use Backblaze B2 as my secondary target from there. So my backup process is 2-step with two targets (_a local target and a remote target_). What I really need is another secondary smaller NAS that I can just host the tools on more permanently, hmmm.
One of my main problems/blockers I think is that I use my Mac Studio as my primary backup target (_from my NAS and Docker volumes_), then I use Backblaze B2 as my secondary target from there. So my backup process is 2-step with two targets (_a local target and a remote target_). What I really need is another secondary smaller NAS that I can just host the tools on more permanently, hmmm.
One of my main problems/blockers I think is that I use my Mac Studio as my primary backup target (_from my NAS and Docker volumes_), then I use Backblaze B2 as my secondary target from there. So my backup process is 2-step with two targets (_a local target and a remote target_). What I really need is another secondary smaller NAS that I can just host the tools on more permanently, hmmm.
I need to fully automate my backup/recovery process. I use restic as my primary backup/recovery tool and documented a process for Docker volume backup and restore with restic which I also use to backup Docker local volumes (_unfortuantely requires small amounts of downtime per service_) -- There is also this nice tool called auto-restic which I haven't gotten around to using yet, which I _thinik_ will help with automating. Right now I still kick the process of by-hand, whenever I feel I should probably do another backup 🤦♂️
I need to fully automate my backup/recovery process. I use restic as my primary backup/recovery tool and documented a process for Docker volume backup and restore with restic which I also use to backup Docker local volumes (_unfortuantely requires small amounts of downtime per service_) -- There is also this nice tool called auto-restic which I haven't gotten around to using yet, which I _thinik_ will help with automating. Right now I still kick the process of by-hand, whenever I feel I should probably do another backup 🤦♂️
I need to fully automate my backup/recovery process. I use restic as my primary backup/recovery tool and documented a process for Docker volume backup and restore with restic which I also use to backup Docker local volumes (_unfortuantely requires small amounts of downtime per service_) -- There is also this nice tool called auto-restic which I haven't gotten around to using yet, which I _thinik_ will help with automating. Right now I still kick the process of by-hand, whenever I feel I should probably do another backup 🤦♂️
🧮 USERS:1 FEEDS:2 TWTS:662 ARCHIVED:65443 CACHE:2192 FOLLOWERS:13 FOLLOWING:14
Of all the jobs under threat by AI/ML, IMO artistic/creative jobs need to be protected at all costs. Why? It's what makes us human and makes things interesting. Without creativity I worry we'll just end up worse off.
Of all the jobs under threat by AI/ML, IMO artistic/creative jobs need to be protected at all costs. Why? It's what makes us human and makes things interesting. Without creativity I worry we'll just end up worse off.
Of all the jobs under threat by AI/ML, IMO artistic/creative jobs need to be protected at all costs. Why? It's what makes us human and makes things interesting. Without creativity I worry we'll just end up worse off.
So in the wave of all things AI and this roller coaster we're all on, apparently actors, writers and so on are all on strike. I don't recall seeing anything in my feeds about this, so I had to ask a few folk in real life wtf was going on there...
Turns out they're all on strike because they fear that AI/ML models will take over their jobs. There are numerous cases where "tech" has already replaced an actor, now it will just get much easier to do.
So in the wave of all things AI and this roller coaster we're all on, apparently actors, writers and so on are all on strike. I don't recall seeing anything in my feeds about this, so I had to ask a few folk in real life wtf was going on there...
Turns out they're all on strike because they fear that AI/ML models will take over their jobs. There are numerous cases where "tech" has already replaced an actor, now it will just get much easier to do.
So in the wave of all things AI and this roller coaster we're all on, apparently actors, writers and so on are all on strike. I don't recall seeing anything in my feeds about this, so I had to ask a few folk in real life wtf was going on there...
Turns out they're all on strike because they fear that AI/ML models will take over their jobs. There are numerous cases where "tech" has already replaced an actor, now it will just get much easier to do.
@movq Store 'em in large plastic boxes in my office 🤣 (_in case I ever need to re-import_)
@movq Store 'em in large plastic boxes in my office 🤣 (_in case I ever need to re-import_)
@movq Store 'em in large plastic boxes in my office 🤣 (_in case I ever need to re-import_)
@abucci @xuu and I have already experimented with doing something like this a while back, part of that experimentation helped actually build out what is Salty IM today. The original RFC for Encrypted Feeds and Signatures
@abucci @xuu and I have already experimented with doing something like this a while back, part of that experimentation helped actually build out what is Salty IM today. The original RFC for Encrypted Feeds and Signatures
@abucci @xuu and I have already experimented with doing something like this a while back, part of that experimentation helped actually build out what is Salty IM today. The original RFC for Encrypted Feeds and Signatures
👋 Hello @lolitastah, welcome to twtxt.net, a Yarn.social Pod! To get started you may want to check out the pod's Discover feed to find users to follow and interact with. To follow new users, use the ⨁ Follow button on their profile page or use the Follow form and enter a Twtxt URL. You may also find other feeds of interest via Feeds. Welcome! 🤗
👋 Hello @lolitastah, welcome to twtxt.net, a Yarn.social Pod! To get started you may want to check out the pod's Discover feed to find users to follow and interact with. To follow new users, use the ⨁ Follow button on their profile page or use the Follow form and enter a Twtxt URL. You may also find other feeds of interest via Feeds. Welcome! 🤗
[47°09′45″S, 126°43′04″W] Storm recedes -- back to normal work
[47°09′18″S, 126°43′44″W] Wind speed: 44kph -- batteries low
Yeah, that would be nice! At least when you think about the way things are going these days..
@osnews OpenBSD is a great OS! I really do like it, especially their ports system, very easy to compile stuff from source on any supported platforms.
@prologic Hmm. What do you do with all the physical discs afterwards? 🤔
@prologic Hmm. What do you do with all the physical discs afterwards? 🤔
@prologic Hmm. What do you do with all the physical discs afterwards? 🤔
