I run DietPI on one of my SSDs. SSDs are inside USB adapters connected to USB hub. Recently I started from scratch.

I have tested already:

• dockerized Navidrome music library with Tempus android APP via Tailscale. It needs some tweaks I guess for losing connection or music streaming stutters though.
• Moonlight + Sunshine game streaming. Although I have not figured out how to handle problematic wireless bluetooth ps4 connection in RetroArch.

Starting from scratch so I guess I will stick to basics for now

• SSH
• dockerized Pi-Hole

Then maybe will gry to play with dockerized

• Forgejo
• Nextcloud
• Obsidian (self-hosting?) abilities
• Teamspeak and move from there.

Im more interested in development now, less in media server stuff.

Any upgrade recommendations are welcome. I thought about Thin client like wase, but will swe. I still have some empty slots for 2 more ssds ;P

Some time ago I have experienced how Google maps isolate their functionalities from non-logged users. They limit reviews, photos browsing. I use Firefox.

I know it could be old news, but I noticed it just now when they propagated "update" to other places.

50+ automated checks, working offline, opensource, no accounts, no data collection.

Github F-Droid

I have seen many scan entries on nginx while sharing links on Teams recently. At first I thought its some type of brute force. Even abuseipdb reports categorize it as web attack.

Basically I have some music from future funk channels. Picard doesn't recognize about 1000+ tracks. What's your routine for filling missing fields for music tracks?

The idea of you, reading generated summaries, docs, paperwork now as your main job is pretty silly.

You will spend rest of your life skimming the text and chat with computer about the generated docs. All the organic work will be assigned to your agents. Now you will have to move from technical side and check how knowledge is collected, analyzed, researched instead of real work. You will just become a digital paperwork reader and will approve it or not.

All weight of responsibilty and accountabilty is on you. It would be "great" to have multiple agents working together and have you able to switch between multiple contexts, keep up what nas been done and how.

All human have some capacity how much knowledge we can ingest at once, analyze it, make a decision etc. We won't be able to get past this unless we really want to put all responsibilty on whole AI.

There wont be any creative work, anything that catches the eye. Everything will look pretty much the same, same style, same design.

If it works and sells, why bother - some might say.

I have lost my TOTP key assigned to codeberg account. Recovering it won't help much, because TOTP is required, so I wrote an email to support in February. 5 months and 2 mails later I have still no response.

I will slowly trasnfer my repos to my gitea/forgejo repo I guess.

I finished Half-Life series recently and what I learnt is if I played it again I would play it with MMod. Its game overhaul, but it tries to keep its origin. It refreshes graphics to suit modern systems in clever way. Some gameplay tweaks show up, but thats it.

If you have never played Half-Life series, but wish to play it one day, I really recommend these mods.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1761270/HalfLife_MMod/

https://www.moddb.com/mods/hl2-ep2-enhased-mod

They have Synology NAS, but they wait when I set up some stuff. They have images on one of the drives and we were able to display via network on old tv, but I feel like more stuff could be added.

They talked about cameras in the future too.