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That's a lot of network data. How do you guys fight the costs, apart from MD@Home? Does Gafana get metrics from MD@Home servers?

Rust :pepela:

Eliwure by Kain-X-Spirits - Multiple Anime - Action, Sentimental Backup The first link has better quality. This is the first AMV that I remember grabbed my attention and led me down this treacherous path of AMV collecting. Now I have a massive list and file backups. Will probably post more in...

Irisviel von Einzbern

Got a package full of wishes A time machine, a magic wand A globe made out of gold No instructions or commandments Laws of gravity or indecisions to uphold Printed on the box I see Acme's build-a-world-to-be Take a chance, grab a piece Help me to believe it And another one I'm 15 for a...

Suikoden is pretty good

Bzzzzt, wrong. Companies discontinue RSS because they want to show you ads in the timeline. It's still used by the vast majority of blogs, forums, reddit and such. News sites and institutions. If you need to track many things across the web, RSS is the best solution. And it's the only possible...

Didn't Twitter disable their native feeds? Now it's only Nitter...

I just use Thunderbird. I like keeping my emails and tracking blogs & stuff in the same app, so that it's all visible. The only couple of complaints I have is that you have to enable a feature, so that it doesn't automatically pause RSS updates upon a 404 error (which happens sometimes in some...

My main pet peeve trope in all media is "immortality is a curse". I could understand it if they were old, crippled, tortured souls, but people who remain young, healthy and of sound mind complaining about not being able to bare life is peak copium on the writers' part. Some probably want to...

I'd add smart home equipment to that. For exmaple, Lutron requires their own software and a license key you can only get by going through their training course to configure anything Lutron related in your home. You might want to change a single button or add a light and it's immediately a huge...

Right to repair seems like a good thing to have. It makes sense to prevent manufacturers from purposefully making it hard, impossible or illegal to repair their product, but it's also important to recognise that some things might be hard to repair by their nature and it might be easier to get a...

Nice! Looks very sleek and brand-consistent. LetsfuckinggoooOOOOoooOOOO