That is so hilarious

For context this is referencing this post https://piefed.blahaj.zone/post/232347/ which apparently started beef I did not know about and was blissfully unawares until sad detective man told me several months later that it started beef and then I felt bad until he fashioned this accord and now I can sleep soundly at night again

This is fantastic go forth and shitpost cryptically

You deserve some extra smugness, I didn’t make this, I only hunt and gather - haven’t advanced to growing memes yet. Your version just reminded me of it so I slammed it :)

Check dat sleep apnea, study can tell you or latest Apple Watch claims to tell you too. If you sleep on your back try side/tumtum, avoids it better. Snoring is usually indicative of sleep apnea. Sleep apnea is your body lowkey suffocating and trying not to die, it’s a fight and your body ain’t good at fighting it. Info dump cause sleep apnea is bad for your heart, and you need it for stuff and things

Gib recipe that beats out Krusteaz buttermilk, cause I want to but I just can’t pull it

I’ve acquired buttermilk powder thinking that was the missing magicks, but my first shot just wasn’t it

🅱️ruh that’s ducked up, try antihistmemes H 1 and 2 (H1 allergy: Loratadine; H2 tum tum: Famotidine) at the same time next time you’re going into a sitch that causes the welts. They’ll reduce select inflammation that might cover whatever the fuck that is 🤷‍♀️ seems long covid inflammation is related to H1/H2 receptors often

Be wary H1 haves have major side effects, some (Zyrtec, Allegra) are addictive and you’ll have withdrawal symptoms. Loratadine/Claratin might make you depressed. All gen 1 will bulldoze your brain, light af touch with them.

Fun fact, the shongles vax is also linked to lowering dementia risk https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-025-08800-x

Clearly due to shongles causing dementia, thus not getting shongles reduces your chance of dementia! Dementia is likely often brain inflammation, so shongles just cooks ya gourd. Super cool thanks virus

Edit; Even cooler, for shongles vax to reduce the risk of heart disease that also has to mean that shongles causes heart inflammation. Super cool super cool, covid causes heart inflammation and you’re at risk for heart issues at least 9 months out from an infection (maybe life, could be perma organ damage sometimes, again very cool viri) I do not like that so many viri apparently do this

Do you know of how it compares to the option that’s been around for a while?
https://github.com/christiaangoossens/hass-oidc-auth

I see they say “seamless”; the extant one requires a different landing page and it doesn’t remember logged in browser well. So on the face of it, this sounds better.

But the one linked has had many more eyes and is made by the person who made a big stink on the forums https://community.home-assistant.io/t/open-letter-for-improving-home-assistants-authentication-system-oidc-sso/494223

For the ease teased, I’ll prob check it out though

Not necessarily a joke, just a cheeky way of calling for the reunification of Ireland

I’m sure Sean O’Brien was a union man in more ways than one

uhhhhhhh im pretty sure thats big boobs

F in the chat for your savings, least you’ve got the peak of home NASes. Pretty fuckin cool and I hold out hope when the drop comes in a… 6 months to 3 years…? that I’ll be able to afford full SSD NAS life. The power savings, the speed, the no worries of shock or vibrations, the silence - jealous

It is a gamble, fuck the AI bozos for speculating us into economic uncertainty

For power on and off automatically, I just rely on Linux’s spin down timer. Which I guess is built in - not sure of anything more specific!

Git me lost in some woods that unsettle me with hoodwinks and feelings of looming demise and cutting laughter any day

just so I feel something again

Backup drive doesn’t need to be anything more than holding your (ideally daily) backup of your main drive(s). It doesn’t need to be powered up and spinning all the time, it can be in the same computer. Spinning up and down causes major wear on hard drives, but I think spinning up once a day for backups is fine and won’t stress it.

For example, have 3 used enterprise drives in my computer case: 2 in BTRFS RAID1 (mirror) as a data drive and 1 with BTRFS as a backup drive. I use snapshotting to mirror the data drive to the backup drive. I then use restic to copy essential data from the backup drive to a remote cloud location (friend’s house with a 4th smaller hard drive - if I did not have a friend with a hard drive I would use hetzner most likely). My Linux ISO’s don’t go remote, but my photos do.

Thus I have immediate redundancy (and bit rot protection) from the BTRFS RAID1 data drives, I have a local full backup with the BTRFS backup drive, and I have my essential stuff far away if the computer explodes or something.

Edit: again, if I was going to save cash I would drop the RAID1 from the data drives and just get 1 data drive and 1 backup drive. RAID1 is never as good as an independent copy.

I got several from them and they’ve been fine for a year now - and theoretically have a 5 year warranty from them too. So worked out for me to save some cash! Buuuut if they do end up failing, it’s gonna be a hassle to get replacements for sure