Notices by zitrooona ⋆ ⁺₊⊹ 🌺 (sirs0ri@corteximplant.com)

@nikitonsky

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4-6 working days

I hope they sound more consistent than that i18n 😅

@aaronsgiles I'm relatively sure this is an element of the "Diptych of Rambona", an old ivory carving (top right quarter, 1st attached photo). I found a replication of that Celtic knot as a brooch through an eBay listing, see the 2nd image attached below.

If you rotate your image (a postcard for your bot I'm guessing? 😁) by 90° clockwise, it'll match the brooch. I'm assuming the image is either a very heavily edited photo, or it's a 3D scan, possibly the one that was used to create the brooch.

You can find a detailed description of the carving on Flickr and a high quality photo of it on Wikimedia commons

@nikitonsky is this an attempt to sell even larger, more expensive phones that nobody needs? You can't even fit five lines of text and an image onto your screen with that design 🤨

Also, I can't be the only one who's reminded of those kids "laptops" from that design

@nikitonsky noooo, I'll miss the curors (but it's your page and you can obviously do whatever you want over there :D )

Is it intentional that I don't seem to see an animal for myself fown there?

GLS has to have the worst tracking site for packages I've ever seen

The actual tracking data is crammed into such a small container (about 4.5% of the whole page) that it's not actually visible, unless I scroll.

I don't care about your app, why does an ad for it take up 1x more space than the tracking data?

cc @grumpy_website

it's days like this that make moderating a fediverse instance fun

@ironicbadger did I miss something, or are you running docker/fileshares/etc directly on the proxmox host?

My (very naïve) understanding is that you'd run proxmox when you're planning to use its virtualization capabilities, and "the proxmox way" would be to have a VM or LXC to handle the "home server-ing".

What advantages are you getting from using proxmox here, over a plain Debian or Ubuntu image?

I just created a new Homeassistant-OS VM on my new homeserver, took a backup of my old #HomeAssistant install (running in Docker on a Raspi), uploaded that to the new one's "start from a backup" dialog and was back up and running 15 minutes later. And most of that I spent waiting for the upload, the restore, and the reboot after

That was impressively smooth - only a single thing broke (MQTT tried to connect to a broker on localhost, which I changed back to the RasPi's IP. Took me no more than a minute)

There's a couple of other services I wanna migrate, but they'll follow when I have a couple of minutes

@thanius if it's just a few people responsible for lots of boosts, you have the option to hide their boosts

It's in the ... Menu at the top of a person's profile page, next to the unfollow button