@cyberjunkie

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Did something I should have done long back. Did a Google Photos checkout after getting annoyed by the - you have used 100% of your storage - You need storage to back up photos, upload files, and send and receive email.

It took 10 minutes, and I'm already plugging it into my Immich library. I've been using Round Sync (an Android rclone client) on my phone, the past year or so, to sync my DCIM folder to my Immich library location.

I'll have freed up 10/15GB.

#degoogle

Try to unsee it

Level: impossible.

Hello, Fediverse ๐Ÿ‘‹

I'm Frost and relatively new to Mastodon. Interesting in connecting with and following more people of similar interests.

I self-host this small server, and am into tech, generally. I'll probably be posting about self-hosting (Mastodon & Sear), privacy under surveillance capitalism, FOSS, open hardware, tech law, and so on. Also into archivism, retro gaming, & hardware repair.

Techy-stuff aside, I'm also into wine, books, and philosophy.

#introduction #fediverse

It's been a while since I've heard the "Windows just works" tier taunt against Linux.

#linux

Curious how fedi feels about Hacker News ๐Ÿค”

Shit state of the world.

Thank you, to all the right-wing folk everywhere. This must be the greatness you were all dying for.

Woah! swayimg switched its config file to lua. This change also allows for some new features, from what I understand.

Good thing I like tweaking my configs.

#swayimg #sway

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#gaming #quake3 #online #quake #q3d #shooter #q3js #onlinegaming #match #multiplayer #clickplay #play #game #3dgame

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Removed uv, ruff and ty. Hello zuban and black.

@hamatti very glad I was suspicious of Astral, and went with pdm for my projects.

Also for anyone who hasn't heard of it, I've been very happy with zuban as a type checker/language server (instead of Astral's ty). It's also in Rust, also very fast, and hasn't given me any trouble.