DIY projects, gardening, cooking, crochet, home automation, and writing code
It’s more of a “thought catcher” for me. I have a private chat set up that I just jot things down in the moment. I’ll occasionally go through and react with emoji to form a few storylines running through the week. It’s pretty much a 1 sided text message conversation
Borg Backup works great for that, exactly it’s use case. It’s a command line thing, but you can use Vorta as a UI if you want that. If you have a NAS, it can back up directly to that.
I have a second cronjob in my setup that syncs the encrypted archive to B2 nightly. Works great
My local instance that I run for myself is about a week old. Has 2.5G in pictrs, 609M in postgres. One of those things that’ll vary for every setup
Makita for anything that takes a battery, anything goes for the rest
I wish, that’d be a cool one. Just a cutting board
There are tools to detail the code coverage if your tests. I’ve worked with Istanbul in the past, and it’s helped to point out parts of the code that could use more attention
Yep! There was a “too many tomatoes” problem that I totally had the solution to 😁 All the smaller ones got roasted in an air fryer with some garlic to make the sauce
Mine just pushed streaming services and shows I’m not interested in, and makes it waaaaay easier to accidentally get advertised at than to find the input select menu to get out of that.
The UI also lags hard while trying to stream video because the embedded computer is terrible
Hourly backups with Borg, nightly syncs to B2. I’ve been playing around with zfs snapshots also, but I don’t rely on them yet
Have yard with dog door, it’s good for a bored sniff, and occasionally howling at an ambulance. Doesn’t come close to the stimulation he gets from the park or some active interaction. It made housebreaking easy, but that’s it