[–] 3 points 3 weeks ago (6 children)

What other alternatives do we have? We have some experience with communism and, eh, that didn't go well either. Not defending capitalism here, just saying that the alternative need to work. Really work. Not just in theory.

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  • [–] 1 point 5 months ago

    Yeah, I'm totally fine with it. If the QR is read (sometimes it fails) I just type it in manually, usually the number next to the QR is readable on the scan. Not totally ideal, but closest way to have separate binders I think.

    I just have to carefully count the zeros... 😅

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  • [–] 2 points 5 months ago (2 children)

    I have achieved this by having several number rows for different binders. E.g.. :

    • ASN0xxxxxx family stuff
    • ASN1xxxxxx wife's stuff
    • ASN3xxxxxx kid' stuff
    • ASN4xxxxxx...

    Downside is, paperless treats it as a single ASN number row and reports the highest used.

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  • [–] [S] 3 points 6 months ago (3 children)

    Cheers. Okay, now I even understand that little pictogram near it... So not very much use for me.

    Eh, no wonder it looks shittier, I guess the whole set cost about the same as the one you mentioned... 🤭😅

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  • What is this bit? (lemmy.world)
     

    Hi, can you please help me identify this router bit? It came in a set of bits and there's no further explanation. I am seeing this for the first time and have absolutely no idea how and what for could I use it. (Though I am an ultimate routing rookie).

    The tip looks like a V shape and there is one straight side blade, though it looks like they're not connected.

    Router bit with V shape tip and straight side blade with a gap in between
     

    If all the money ends up in hands of billionaires and their corporations and there will be no money in hands of regular plebs...
    Who do you think will have to pay the taxes? Also, the people would figure out a different way of trading or currency. And with that one getting taxed, all the billionaire's money become worthless.

     

    Hi,
    I wonder how you, fellow c:geo users, handle list sharing with eg. your cache buddy?

    Let's say I plan a trip to a location, I search for caches in that area, pick the ones I want to go after and store them for offline use in a list.
    Now my buddy wants to join me and I want to share the list with him.
    Do you have any tips for me?

    Does gpx export works well for this?
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    Cheers.

     

    Hi,

    TLDR: Does anyone have an experience with setting Authentik to already existing user accounts, most importantly in Immich?

    I am currently thinking (and studying how to) about deploying Authentik and using it as SSO for the stuff I host. The main reason is to rise the WAF and make them more accessible and appealing for perhaps other family members.

    I already see some roadblocks ahead and am trying to understand, how to go over them in a smooth and safe way.

    For most of the services, there shouldn't be much risk (loosing watch history in jellyfin might be unfortunate but not mission critical).

    Though, I'm running Immich with three users, each with several years of photos.. And here I'm afraid of how to link these already existing photos to the new accounts introduced by Authentik.

    The other service is Nextcloud, but I'm the only one using it now and I could prepare and move the data, contacts and so on, though calendars might be PITA...

    If anybody have some experience with it, I'd be so grateful.

    I run most of my stuff in docker containers on an Unraid server at home, behind a hell of a cgnat and a tiny VPS where my caddy proxy and synapse HS live, and where I'd like to set up the Authentik as well.