This is one is even auto-pulling lyrics.
So far I've got the following in a working state:
* One-click autoscaling Navidrome deployment per user
* 100GiB+ distributed storage per user (configurable)
* unique Subsonic endpoint per user instance
* autocreated admin credentials
* custom upload webinterface for music library (takes zip & folders)
* automated tagging of all uploads using musicbrainz API
* tested backup & validated restore
I'm curious if anyone would be willing to pay for such a service?
i chose my laptop based mainly on reviews by https://www.notebookcheck.net/ and https://www.ultrabookreview.com/
i like having a database of detailed reviews that allow me to do apples to apples comparisons between different models tested using same methodology
but mine is an RTX 4090 gaming laptop. i don't know how relevant performance torture tests and thermal images are for your use case.
my main issue with the first RTX 4090 laptop i got was that i kept burning my hand on it while playing because it got so hot during game play - i had to return it and do proper research before getting a replacement that included thermal images of the keyboard under load with temperature measurements at WASD keys.
by swapping from Acer Triton 17X to Asus ROG Zephyrus Duo 16 i was able to get less throttling, quieter fans AND keyboard temps went from scorching hot to barely warm ( all at the same time ) - a huge improvement well worth the ASUS tax for me.
and worth the lengthy research.
I know these review sites. They usually don't focus all that much on open firmware and the ability to disable Intel/AMD management engines. They cover Starlabs and similar niche devices but they don't review them.
Musk: rogue state actor yadda yadda
Israel: Just defending itself
So far I'm kinda happy with my setup.
k3s + nginx-ingress + metallb + flux
Though I'm already considering to add more robust monitoring, backups, node and master redundancy/high availability to make it into a reliable platform. Of course it had to end that way.
I can't remember if it was in 2021 or 2022 when we stopped having real nights where I live. The sky is now just this hazy melange of dark purple, semi-bright grey spots and weird ultramarine blue all over. And I know what light pollution in cities looks like. Night skies used to be way dsrker.
Wouldn't be surprised if that's just another result of #geoengineering or preparation for some fake alien invasion.
Thanks, I'm eyeing the 14" for stuff that'll never see a network connection.
Damn this guy deserves that last scene.
I'm glad I never hated on him when everyone else was. https://youtu.be/rWo3ff7cyhA?si=LsdAQfTW_Chdt3aL
Has anyone ever bought a Starlabs laptop?
They seem to ship really decent hardware with open firmware, high resolution & high refresh rate displays, proper Linux support, physical camera switches and fair prices for RAM & storage upgrades.
Interesting. I actually suspect the 1860s to be decade where the last reset happened.
I feel terribly ignorant but I just can't fathom why installing CRDs has to be done completely differently by almost every fucking helm chart out there.
nostr:npub1yzvxlwp7wawed5vgefwfmugvumtp8c8t0etk3g8sky4n0ndvyxesnxrf8q any chance for PWA support for web at some point?
> nazis were hiding in Syria and built up their security services: https://www.derstandard.at/story/3000000249035/syrien-war-ein-sicherer-hafen-fuer-untergetauchte-ns-verbrecher?ref=rss
Oh well, glad we're covering all angles:
Western media is nothing but propaganda and mind control bullshit.
> nazis were hiding in Syria and built up their security services: https://www.derstandard.at/story/3000000249035/syrien-war-ein-sicherer-hafen-fuer-untergetauchte-ns-verbrecher?ref=rss
Oh well, glad we're covering all angles:
I'm torn between taking a hero's dose of mushrooms today or be productive and get my product closer to launch.
GM Nostr.
I'm on my 3rd coffee already.
