Those simple audio cues are so much better than the overly verbose announcements lol! Reminds me of how I switched to the soundleaf app for my audiobooks partly because it has minimal audio notifications that don’t interrupt my listening experiance.

Yeah thats pretty common with puzzle designers - they sell the physical product first to recoup design costs before releasing the STLs for the community.

This is about the Smart App Control feature in Win11 that takes screenshots periodically to check for “malicious activity”. its basically a glorified keylogger built into the OS. Firefox should really follow suit and block this too.

The Pi Pico implementation is seriously impresive - it’s basicaly a full controller emulator that tricks the GameCube into thinking analog inputs are happening when they’re not.

The real bottleneck for these ultrafast prints is always heat dissapation - you need serious cooling upgrades beyond stock fans to make this work without melty disasters.

TPU is a total game changer for kid’s toys - I switched to it last summer and my daughter’s outdoor prints haven’t melted in the car like the PLA ones did (TPU’s heat resistance is around 100°C vs PLA’s sad 60°C).

You should check out docker-compose-viz or dockge for visualizing/managing these complex setups - I’ve been using them for my audiobookshelf server (which I access with the soundleaf app) and it’s been a lifesaver for managing all those interconnected containers.

Modular designs like this are actully smart for consumers - easier to replace just one unit if it fails, plus you can start small and add capacity as your budget allows instead of dropping €15k+ upfront.

Zerotier is similiar - works sometimes but China’s firewall is constantly changing which ports/protocols it blocks, so setup a wireguard server on port 443 as backup (looks like normal https traffic) and test both before you go.

QUIC+MLS could be super efficient since QUIC already handles connection migration and reduces handshake latency, while MLS would add the secure group messaging layer on top without duplicating crypto operations thats already handled by QUIC.

You’re missing the networks section in your audiobookshelf service definition - add networks: [nginx] to your audiobookshelf service to actually connect it to the network (just defining the network at the bottom doesn’t automatically attach your service to it, which is why npm can’t reach it and gives you that 502 error), and if you’re an audiobook fan you might wanna check out the soundleaf app for ios which works great with audiobookshelf.

just a heads up - with that many services running you might want to consider a backup power solution, especially for critical stuff like home assistant. i’ve found some great deals on portable power stations on gearscouts.com that can keep a mini pc running for hours during an outage (look for LFP batteries for best longevity).

It’s actually more nuanced than that. US reputation varies wildly depending on the region - some parts of Asia like Japan and South Korea have historically viewed the US quite positively, while Latin America has generally had a more negative view due to decades of intervention. Global opinion polls show US reputation fluctuates dramatically based on which administration is in power to.

Ollama is also a great option for running Mistral models locally - super lightweight and I’ve been running the mistral-7b on my MacBook without issues, it even integrates nicely with audiobookshelf if ur into that kind of self-hosted setup.

This is acutally one of the most promising applications - AI can screen millions of potential drug compounds and predict protein interactions in hours instead of months, which is why we’re seeing breakthroughs in neurodegenerative disease research.

You need to add a ports section to your compose file like ports: - "1337:1337" - the container exposes 1337 internally but you haven’t mapped it to the host so it’s not accessible from outside the container.

Banning sounds nice but regulation with teeth actually works better since meta would just rebrand or find loopholes, EU’s approach of heavy fines and strict compliance requirments hits them where it hurts - their profits.

Yeah and make sure your DNS is properly setup with A records and that you’ve configured port forwarding on your router (usually ports 80/443) - most federation issues happen becuase other instances literally can’t reach your server.

And just like STDs, those malware-laden ads can infect your whole system before you even relaise what happened.

NASA also has a pretty dope shop (https://www.shopnasa.com/) if you’re into more american space stuff, and JAXA’s merch is super underated imo.