I know we have Leopards Ate My Face, but I think we really need Casablanca Backroom Casino Raid (or some better, snappier name)

Better enjoy those mountain streams while you can.

https://www.thegamer.com/hollow-knight-pogo-struggle-silksong/

I quit Silk Song when I got to the pogo insanity. That’s not fun.

My man. rsync and SyncThing are the only two sync softwares I use anymore. Well, I still have a single computer connected to dropbox for sharing with other folks, but for my own data, it’s those two tools all the way.

I’m so lost. What does GoPro stock have to do with Omarchy and DO?

Didn’t show up in the first 30 seconds? No pizza left.

Well sure. How many pussies did Lincoln grab?

How is this news? He’s an egomaniac, the biggest in my lifetime. What else would we expect?

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Meowy Guard. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/molly-guard

How on earth did you diagnose that one?

Huh. I actually didn’t know that this supports up to 1gbps. I thought it was just low bandwidth.

Colorado has https://www.nps.gov/grsa/index.htm over 800 miles from the nearest ocean, and 8200 feet above sea level.

And of course the’s also the Sahara.

I have also had great results with meditation aiding my sleep. For me it was mindfulness meditation, and recognizing when my mind was buzzing or going in circles, then letting the thoughts go and coming back to my breath or just observing my empty mind and watching for the first sign of a thought.

For years I was hugely skeptical that saying words in my mind would make a difference, but when I tried a sleep meditation, like a yoga nidra, mentally saying things like “i have nothing else to do, and nowhere else to be. i am here to relax.” really helped. also, when my mind starts going off on a crazy line of thought and i recognize it, i can usually get it to stop by mentally saying “i can think about this tomorrow.” i’m still amazed that it even works. the idea that you can so easily trick (or i guess vocally control?) your own mind just sounds ridiculous. I suppose though that different minds work differently, and the mental words may not work for everybody, or not all the time.

the video in the article does a great job of explaining it, but of course not everybody can or wants to watch the video.

the video said that El Niño is when the ocean between south american and australia heats up by at least 0.5ºC above long term averages, and can cause warmer weather over the next many months, in this case through the end of 2026 and into 2027. it said that they expect the average temp to be above 2ºC higher than long term averages. it also said that wildfire season in canada would not be affected by it, but wildfire season in australia, which is around december 2026, could be especially bad.

photoprism is good. i ran it for a few years before running both immich and photoprism side by side, and eventually shut down photoprism and moved entirely over to immich. i’d never give anybody flak for using photoprism, but for people starting from scratch i’d strongly recommend immich.

Not really. I actually got rid of my Amazon Fire Stick because it didn’t work offline, but Plex did. I discovered this because my TV automatically showed the Plex shares as browsable media sources, which were being broadcast over DLNA.

The article mentions that the build cache and the runtime cache were different in the past, but now are the same. I wonder if they are talking about the buildx cache, which is not the same as the build cache.

I was going to say the same thing. I regret waiting so long to buy one. Between that and Bazzite I never play my consoles anymore.