Oh dang. The applicable parts of that would've saved me a lot of headache. Thanks for sharing.

I mean, you could still tell them their photos are encrypted 😉😉

(JK I wouldn't)

I tried the larger file size, but my internet is slow and google kept pulling the plug on my download. Even with a download manager it was un-resumable. Finally, I just re-exported at 2 GB and now I have to babysit the download of 23 different files.

Hey! Running the cloudflare tunnel through systemd right on the machine worked wonders! Thanks! Probably not the most secure way, but at least I know I can play with networks at a later date. For now it appears to be up and running. Thanks a bunch!

Thanks. I was hoping (but not sure) that cloudflare would act as a proxy by sending the traffic to the port I wanted, and that would sort things out (since it's all running off of one machine). Still, maybe setting up Nginx is the way to go. I'll have to put that a little ways down the to do list.

Thanks for reaching out, I appreciate it.

The logs just say 2023-12-16T03:32:18Z ERR error="Unable to reach the origin service. The service may be down or it may not be responding to traffic from cloudflared: dial tcp 192.168.1.111:2283...

Assuming it is the problem of Docker containers not being able to talk to each other, I added the option --network="bridge" to the docker command that launches the cloudflare tunnel. Then in the docker-compose file for Immich, I added the line network_mode: bridge to each service. No dice. I think next I'll try installing the cloudflare tunnel as a service directly on that computer.

Thanks for taking the time to help out, I appreciate it.

I independently came up with the 13 x 28 idea to align monthly things like bills to weekly things like paychecks.

My solution was to make that odd day a holiday and celebrate the really awesome, cool, and good-looking dude that came up with this new calendar. (Me)

Dr. Adolph Hutter.

I'm guessing that man has an immaculate signature that makes sure it's super clear that there are two t's and no l's in his last name.

At work I have a standing desk, and the option to hop up into my tall chair. Is the moving desk better than this option? I'm guessing it is because my company is phasing mine out in favor of the moving desks... I'm just not sure I see the benefit. I switch between sitting and standing so frequently I feel like the whole team will get very annoyed with me if I had to be constantly cranking the desk up and down.

In America, I've seen nurses and diabetics use deciliters in reference to medication or concentration before.

Silver lining: It gave me the opportunity to "dislike" Jordan Peterson, which was not an opportunity I previously had.

I mean, I guess I always HAD the option, but there's something to be said about having somebody serve it up on a platter like that.

Dang. Congrats on your sweet tangents! Every race I run, ESPECIALLY that kinda distance, my watch is always going to be a bit over.

...But at least it saves you from having to use quotes or escaping out the spaces with \

Mechanical Engineer here. Although, most of us are either kinda' into tech, or kinda' in cars. I'm definitely not into cars.

Whoa, wait... diorama maker? Is that a hobby or a side gig? Do you have examples you could share? I'm quite curious as to what adult-made diorama's look like outside of something like DnD.

Even if you convinced me that PFAS are 100% safe and benign and absolutely never make it from the pan into our food....I'd still support banning them because of how nuclear they are to everybody involved with or living near, wherever they're manufactured. Seems like a lot of unnecessary risk just for a slightly more convenient non-stick layer.

Followup: I created a Scuba magazine, and added a few hashtags to it. It pulled in a few posts from mastodon, but not as much as I'd expect, since my mastodon account that follows the same hashtags sees a lot more action.

I presume my magazine will only grab toots from federated Mastodon servers, but since I'm not following them directly, I'm not really sure how to force federation with them, or how to tell a bunch of Mastodon servers to send their toots our way.

Subsurface

Its dive planning and dive logging software. It's also the only software I'm aware of that can actually pull the data from my dive computer, which uses some crappy proprietary cable and software. The fact that subsurface exists and is automatically in Linux repositories is what finally allowed me wipe out my aging and barely functioning computer, and revive it with Linux.

Thanks a bunch for all that!

I guess technically, it's still accurate to say, "if I can't choose water..."

Good thing you CAN choose water though.