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Cake day: July 22nd, 2024

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  • Having a bash prompt with the $ replaced with a hammer and sickle sure feels weird in a Bank, but… I’m pretty much trapped. Either I somehow find anything else to survive, with an employer that’s as understanding for my problems as my current one is, and then pay back study fees, or I have to keep up with it. At least it’s only a few months of being there. And avoiding the usual suspects (bankers) helps with not getting triggered in the office. Or just doing homeoffice.

    The larger plan: Somehow be stable with just hosting + maintaining stuff, and get to a medium to good standard with extra freelancing.


  • Because Immich only handles media, and I have more than that (Signal backups, Termux, configs, Downloads, etc.). So I can either carefully splice that, hope both uploads work and nothing is lost, or upload everything via one method and point immich to the most important directories.

    In an ideal world, I could just treat my phone like any other host, including permanent remote access via sftp, full borg backups and a better/cleaner fs structure.


  • Almost everything is currently at home (at my fathers home, fiber internet, a basement with enough space etc.). I use borg to backup to a Hetzner Storagebox.

    I only use a VPS for IPv6 addresses with rDNS and a static IPv4 with rDNS, as backup. And the storagebox, ofc.

    Though, hopefully, I’ll soon get another nice deal to have a second server at my fathers place, so I can take the current fallback server back to my home, so I can actually host all my stuff there in case I need to.













    1. Because large chunks of meat tend to rot very quickly, and very few want to pay for refridgerating that much mass without any reason.
      And there’s nothing “gone”, the neurons and muscles are just not active anymore and therefore can’t answer etc.

    2. Evolution. Random particles combining in random ways, and those structures being stable and able to transform other particles into themselves.