While I can see the appeal, it would probably need what amounts to a different system, I.e. not Lemmy.
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Nextcloud data daily, same for the docker configs. Less important/rarely changing data once per week. Automatic sync to NAS and online storage. Irregular and manual sync to an external disk.
7 daily backups, 4 weekly backups, "infinite" monthly backups retained (until I clean them up by hand).
Have you considered electrically heated gloves?
I use both, Traefik on my docker host that's also used for trying out new stacks, and NPM at work for a config that won't change (ever, probably).
Yes, the NPM web ui is somewhat easier in regard to proxying targets outside Docker.
Going container-only on a Debian base is a very stable environment without filling up your system with leftovers from experimenting with new services.
And yes, Jellyfin runs fine in a container.
The idea isn't bad, but the data source is almost comically skewed, same as for the Lemmy bot.
Fedora Atomic desktops, specifically Kinoite with KDE6 works well for me, and is basically unbreakable due to the way it works.
Does it expect TLS, so https:// by any chance?
If someone still has a Reddit account, people in that thread are looking for alternatives.
The fact that their sketch use of "spam" made it into general usage.
Autumn is here, which means it's time for Federweißer (new wine, still fermenting) and Zwiebelplootz!
Sautéed onions and bacon mixed with eggs and a kind of heavy crème fraiche on a yeast dough base.
But beware, every town and sometimes family has their own, slightly different recipe, so no guarantee it'll look the same should you ever try it.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federweisser
Edit: So whoever wants to give it a try, here's the recipe:
Dough:
- 375g flour (Type 405 in our case)
- 250ml milk
- 60g butter (room-temperature soft)
- 1/2 tablespoon sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cube fresh baking yeast (German cubes have 42g, so 21g)
Topping:
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1kg onions, cut to fine rings
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100g bacon, finely diced
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if the bacon is lean, add 20g of your preferred fat (lard, ghee, sunflower oil, etc)
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3 eggs
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4 tablespoons Schmand (i think this will depend on where you are, but it's basically a sour heavy cream. Ours has 24% fat)
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salt and pepper
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ground nutmeg
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1 tablespoon caraway seeds
Mix all the dough ingredients together, knead until you have a smooth dough. Let rest at room temperature until it has roughly doubled in volume (about 30 minutes)
Meanwhile, take a large(!) pan or pot, put in bacon (and extra fat if applicable) and lightly fry, then add the onions. It helps to separate the slices into rings while adding. Sautée until soft. Let them cool down.
Pre-heat your oven to 200°C top/bottom heat. Convection should work too, just reduce the temperature as always. Roll out your dough on a baking tray. We use baking parchment or whatever it's called in English. Pull up the sides a little so you have a small rim.
Mix Schmand (sour cream, whatever else you have as a substitute) and the eggs, add salt (quite a bit), pepper and nutmeg. Crush the caraway seeds if possible, add those too. Add the cooled-down onions and mix well. Spread evenly on top of the dough.
Bake at 200°C between 20 and 30 minutes until the bottom is done and the topping is no longer soggy (this will depend heavily on your oven. Just check regularly)
Tastes best when still warm, but no longer hot.
Cut up it should look roughly like this:
What should be the caterpillar of an African death's-head hawkmoth (as far as my Google-fu tells me) having lunch in a botanical garden on the Azores. That thing was massive, but I guess you need a certain size for a 12cm wingspan.
Dice in the Crete sunset. 5 ones in the first throw.
We were playing a game called "to 10000", where different groups are worth a certain amount of points. 3x 1 in one throw is worth 1000, 4x 10000. We counted this one as 100k points in one throw, although the wife was somehow not amused.
The picture came out better than expected, I mostly took it as proof this actually happened.
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