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My self-hosted configuration for privacy and data sovereignty. MY data is MINE.
- a NAS (it's your personal cloud)
- Immich (it's like Google Photos for your NAS)
- Proton Mail
- Vaultwarden (password manager, cross platform, passwords are stored in your NAS)
- Obsidian (for notes) - CouchDB + LiveSync on NAS (to keep Obsidian synced with all your devices)
- Navidrom (for streaming music you own, straight from your NAS)
- Tailscale (to securely access your NAS)
who said you can't use an old wired mighty mouse anymore? Back to the past! It works incredibly well and you don't have to pay attention to batteries anymore!
Also, it works very well with my wired Apple keyboard 😍
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It took 362 pages of pure logic to prove that one plus one equals two.
Russell and Whitehead built mathematics from the ground up in Principia Mathematica. Numbers became classes of equinumerous sets. Addition was defined through unions of disjoint classes. Only after hundreds of prior theorems did they reach the final step: 1 + 1 = 1 + ‘1, and 1 + ‘1 = 2, hence 1 + 1 = 2.
Even the simplest truth required an entire logical foundation to stand.
Certainty is expensive.
Mechanical keyboard purists might be horrified to hear it, but I love this keyboard, even though it isn't mechanical. Technically it's not, but it feels remarkably close. And what matters is that I'm incredibly fast and accurate on it, far more than on any of the mechanical kb.
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Certo 0.1.21 is out: an open-source coding agent that isn't tied to one model or provider.
→ picks a model for each task
→ switches when a model fails or its provider is down
→ checks the work with your project's own tests
github.com/alessioricco/cert…
I'm going back to my Apple Keyboard.
The Keychron keyboard is very nice, robust and feels great, but overall I find my Apple KB more reliable.
Downsides of the KC:
- random disconnections
- less accurate typing
- very short battery life... unlike a month+ of the Apple one.
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I regret not having purchased the Ricoh GR IV HDF before my trip to Budapest.
I am sure this image would have been a lot better than this!
(taken with an Oppo Find X9 Pro)
Today it's been 22 years since I got married.
From that day:
- I changed jobs 4 times
- I changed cars 3 times
- I changed smartphone... well, can't count it, too many
But, wife is still the same. New models consume too energy and are a waste of money. 😁
My premium subscription ends today. I think it is the least useful subscription I could ever think of.
It's funny. In the past weeks I went from:
I am buying the Fujifilm X100VI
to
My camera will be the Leica dlux 8
to
Well, the Lumix S9 full frame is amazing
to
I'll get the Ricoh GR IV HDF.
I dont really want something too heavy. I don't want interchangeable lenses. I just want to level up my photo experience compared to using a smartphone.
At the end of the day the Ricoh gives me:
- super portability
- crisp beautiful photos
It will be Ricoh!
