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Gooey0210,

Interesting question indeed, also 40% of the content, by GB, or by length, or by number?

Gooey0210,

I personally measure everything, and it should be especially important for people making recipes

A good recipe is the one to make the exact or a very close copy of the dish, not an approximately dish alike

Especially if you make something precise like soap, cheese, and other stuff. Gladly soap makers started using grams for lye… Yes until not a long ago people were using spoons for lye 🫠

Gooey0210,

Thank you for your reply

About smell being unpleasant, içm not really sure, because i’m not sure how cheese really should smell. For fresh cheeses they just smell like milk, but how should hard cheese smell when drying, after drying, etc

Also, in any case, if it’s that bacteria, and it smells weird, tastes bitter, should I discard it?

Gooey0210,

I wanted to mention jellyseerr, it probably doesn’t support music, but I have plans to set it up for everything else

Gooey0210,

Interesting, ombi sounds really cool though

Now I want to test it, or probably later, today my server’s power supply died 😄

Gooey0210,

If you do things and install things at the user level (which way too many do) then you’ve removed the benefit.

? 😅 nix-shell, nix-env? also home-manager? I’m running some machines user only, no root

Gooey0210,

There’s that Spectrum distro

It’s like Qubes, but on Nixos (it’s in early stages yet)

Gooey0210,

Nixos can be more secure than classic distros. First of all, you have atomic states of your system, so nothing can be added without rebuilding the whole system and giving it a new name

Also you can do impermanence to ensure nothing can slip in for sure, because the system will be recreated every boot

Gooey0210,

It’s like giving a map of your infrastructure to a hacker, but it depends on your thread model. Most of the attacks on home servers are automated, so it shouldn’t be a consern

Another thing if your thread model is different, then the situation is not that good, but you can encrypt a lot of stuff, especially when you’re making your config reproducible

Gooey0210,

The wiki is not even recommended, since some time already nobody has access to the wiki, even to put a banner “stay away, everything is not working and outdated”

Gooey0210,

The situation is changing, they are actively working on it, if not finished already

Gooey0210,

The Matrix room is the recommended channel of support

I personally think it’s a bit a waste of somebody’s time to always sit there and reply

Also, when you start understanding how this stuff works, you can start using github’s search code so you can find snippets of code and make your own (or just look at the packages’ code, it’s very basic inside)

Ah, and forgot to mention because it’s too obvious, nixpkgs search, this is basically all you need for free movement inside “nixverse”

Gooey0210,

It’s in very early stages, so nobody probably would need a link

As I hear from other people using it, it’s like 20% usable

Gooey0210,

This is pretty dope, but they have a matrix room, so I can follow the progress there 😁

Time to ditch #duckduckgo (lemmy.world)

In the last couple of months I have noticed an increasing trend of supplying me search results that are completely unrelated to the current query and tie back to my location or previous searches. I can say this with a high degree of certainty this is without a doubt beyond the 100th instance this has happened....

Gooey0210,

How does searx suck for images exactly? 🫠

Gooey0210,

Maybe their point was that you cannot filter the images, like by color, size, license, etc

But anyway, if I want to show somebody a picture of something it works perfectly As for the results, they are pretty comparable between searx, ddg, and googlag.

I would even say searx wins on this one because 1. It’s easier to navigate and open images 2. The nojs version of the search looks so much better than any other search engine

Gooey0210,

Docker by itself is not a good thing, bad with security, not entirely open source, buggy networking, not very reproducible

The problem with docker was timeout for requests, not sure whose falt it was, but the reverse proxy container was unresponsive pretty often

Also, yeah, RPI was not really fast too, it had 8gb ram, boot from ssd Just right now I have i9 with 64gb ram, and this is stupid fast, and actually for most of the apps the performance bump is like 50%

About docker, really, try to look into nixos, it has a really steep learning curve, but it will worth it, and you will be able to do magic

Gooey0210, (edited )

Podman is better, but believe my words, try nixos. It’s like a docker-compose file, but for a system, this is really something groundbreaking

You specify all the system and services passwords, usernames, all the stuff, your wallpapers, directories, keys, everything

And all basic configurations are already unified, so to enable some service you just need to add a line in your main config like services.nginx.enable = true; and it just works with all the bells and whistles (kind off, you can add much more. Even more than in containers)

The services are usually not sandboxes, but you can sandbox them, can even run the same containers

Sorry if you’re really not into it, it just nixos feels like a whole new lvl after podman

edit: even like that, I manage all my machines as a fleet with nixos, all from one configuration So I can basically press a button and change all the usernames on all machines and everything will continue working

Instead of adding each machine separately to a vpn, I just press a button and it deploys all the machines with wireguard and connects them all

Gooey0210,

I personally use Guitarix, and better than pirated, something can be only FOSS. And Guitarix is FOSS

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  • Gooey0210,

    Transmission: git.egor.wtf/me/my-little-flake/…/default.nix(I just noticed a have secret public, taking down it🫢) Jellyfin: git.egor.wtf/me/my-little-flake/…/default.nix

    You can take both and smash them into your configuration.nix, change the hostname, and everything should work

    Gooey0210,

    SimpleLogin has it’s selfhostable thing Not exactly sure how that works

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