What are your fitness wins this week?
What are your fitness wins this week? - Lemmy.World
@[email protected] [/u/[email protected]] got their first pullup. What about you?
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Competitive powerlifter, part time CrossFitter, web developer
What's your fitness win this week?
My Pixel XL Upgrade Costs
My Pixel XL Upgrade Costs - Lemmy.World
I’ve upgraded my Pixel XL every year from the 6 to the 9 (pro). Say what you will about that financial decision. Each year I’ve told myself I only did it because it was such a “great deal” either for the sale price on the pixel or the “boosted trade-in value” from the previous. I thought it would be fun to look at the prices for each in the context of the others and see how they varied from year to year. Each year I bought the XL model with the lowest storage space (except the 9 pro), and pro when it was offered. Only one of the years I received a promotional item and I’ll note that. The total price is listed with tax. Pixel 6 Pro 128gb 10/19/2021 Total: $969 Trade-in: $175 (of two year old Pixel 4XL) Pixel Buds A: $99 (retail) Net: $695 Pixel 7 Pro 128gb 11/7/2022 Total: $968 Trade-in: $500 Net: $468 Pixel 8 Pro 128gb 12/26/2023 Total $753 Trade-in: $315 Net: $438 Pixel 9 Pro 256gb 11/6/2024 Total: $904 (with "gold" play points discount) Trade-in: $699 Net: $205 Net (If I had bought the 128gb): ~$105 Originally I’d planned to keep my 8 pro another year, but looking at it this way it makes more sense why I couldn’t help myself and go with the update again. On another note, I find it annoying the way Google plays around with “boosted trade-in values.” I get that they do a lot of sales to encourage purchases, but changing around the trade-in values to create a sense of urgency and price confusion – especially on their own phones! – seems distasteful to me. They should stick with what they think is the actual value of their phones, and admit whether they do or don’t hold that value over time.
How do I check if my server has been accessed?
I'm new to self hosting. How do I monitor security?
I'm new to self hosting. How do I monitor security? - Lemmy.World
I’m not great with Docker or networking, so when I picked up an n100 mini pc for self hosting I installed Ubuntu and Tipi [https://runtipi.io/] to get started. I used Tipi to install Immich and forwarded my ports, then setup [https://runtipi.io/docs/guides/expose-apps-with-cloudflare-tunnels] cloudflare tunneling to expose it to the internet. Currently I’m migrating from Google Photos. But since I’m new to this I’m worried about exposing Immich to the internet without really knowing what I’m doing. Any suggestions on ways to monitor my setup to make sure nothing goes wrong or gets hacked? Ideally any application suggestions would come from the Tipi app store [https://runtipi.io/docs/apps-available] but I’m willing to learn if there’s no other option. Thanks!
What do you do with your vehicle when you're at your destination?
What do you do with your vehicle when you're at your destination? - Lemmy.World
I’ve been considering an e-bike or similar for quick trips from my house to coffee shops, bars, the beach, etc. It seems like a great option to not worry about parking and avoid traffic. But I can’t figure out what I would do with such an expensive thing (compared to a regular bike) when I get there. Do you lock them to bike rack, or whatever random thing you can find? What about scooters, can you even lock them? Is that secure enough? I really enjoyed shared scooters since you don’t have to worry about that issue at all, until the city council in my city regulated them out of business.
What's your recent fitness victory? I want to know!
I'm locked out of my 6 year old Chipotle account because they now say my email address is invalid when I login. Here is me asking for their help:
I'm locked out of my 6 year old Chipotle account because they now say my email address is invalid when I login. Here is me asking for their help: - Lemmy.World
I also reached out to them on Twitter but they directed me to this form. I followed up with them on Twitter with what happened in this screenshot but they are now ignoring me.
One thing about the trade-in values: Google broadcasts loud and clear that their phones don’t hold value. Their $900 dollar phone from last year is worth, according to them (!), $250-$315 today. Absolutely astounding that they admit this so clearly.
Google Store Black Friday: $200 off Pixel 8 Pro. $150 off Pixel 8. $80 off Pixel Watch. Trade-ins seem somewhat boosted.