I use Unraid on my NAS. I like it for storage, I don’t like it for running services. It’s still running my media stack, but only until I get that moved to a Debian server.

Depending on how involved you want to be and what you want to learn, Unraid might be a good fit for you. It’s easy and mostly just works.

*Could there be a way to make someone else “enjoy”… :D

I’m curious, is there a reason you use Baikal over Nextcloud for cal-/card-dav?

I would probably be happy to not have to run an additional service, so I would have to have good reasons to run Baikal next to Nextcloud. Then again, if I had already setup Baikal and then, sometimes later, Nextcloud, There would probably be a great span where I ran both :D

In Denmark it’s probably Snave (No English Wikipedia page for it). Population is a whopping 211 people. It was popularized in a series of commercials for a Danish cellular carrier. The concept was so popular that there even was a movie. I haven’t seen it, but the reviews seems to suggest it could be fun to watch… If you are drunk enough.

The word “snave” in Danish can somewhat be translated to snogging in English. Heavy kissing. Which has led to the city having massive problems with theft of their signs.

Check out https://gadgetbridge.org/

I bought a Garmin 265 a couple of months ago after moving from iPhone/Apple Watch to GrapheneOS. I have never installed the Garmin app or created an account there. Most features of the watch works normally.

Not so much a weird thing, but more a weird price.

My local thrift store are known to have high prices. Not because they sell high-quality stuff, the prices are just high. The most insane thing there is what’s clearly a jar that used to hold pickled beets. It’s clean, though, I’ll give them that. Pickled beets are cheap and available in all groceries here. The thrift store chose to price this, empty, jar at 150% the price of a new jar including pickles!

It’s ok, ChatGPT. You’ll grow out of your hallucinations :)

Then there are options:

• You find a solution. Great!
• You do not find a solution, but spend whatever time is left in the universe working on it, and then spend infinite time in darkness. Not great.

Kind of a gamble :D

If we’re talking magical immortality, as in you can’t die, at all. Then the fact that however much enjoyment and experiences you get while the universe still exist, it will be followed by an infinite stretch of nothing after the heat death of the universe.

Wikipedia says: “Hygge is a word in Danish and Norwegian that describes a cozy, contented mood evoked by comfort and conviviality.”

Denmark: Hygge, apparently. But a lot of writers are working hard to make money off of getting a lot of people to know about it.

My programming does suck sometimes, but I wouldn’t say I enjoy it.

It could become accurate. I mean, with global warming and extreme weather increasing.

Same here. Even describing it as black is too visual.

• Be true.
• Be kind.
• Share.

Not exactly what you are looking for, and not only cooking, but the Townsends channels has a bunch of old recipes and how to cook them.

You are right, you did. And being a glasblower you certainly have more experience with glass than me.

But it still feels wrong, to me, that the stress built into a glass body changes over time. Damage, like you say, can of course introduce failure points.

I’m tired and I might have misunderstood you and perhaps we are saying the same thing or talking about completely different things

I don’t think thats how glass works. If it did, tempered glass would slowly lose the stress that makes it tempered.

I’ve heard good things about Mangrove Jack’s M02 yeast. I’ve ordered some, but sadly the shipment didn’t get in in time for the apples. So for this batch I’m using a kveik yeast as an experiment.

Bone Tomahawk.