My collection of straight razors.
Most are made somewhere in the last century, some are even older then that. These have a theoretical lifespan as sharpening them will remove the tiniest bit of metal but as I have 100+ of them I think I will never ever have to buy a razor again in my life. Heck, even my children and their grandchildren will be able to use them. If they have the nerve and courage to use them that is.
Used to mess around with multiple Apache Proxy Servers. When I left that job I found Docker and (amongst other things) NPM and I swear, I stared at the screen in disbelief on how easy the setup and config was. All that time we wasted on Apache, the issues, the upgrades, the nightmare in setting it all up...
If I were to do that job again I would not hesitate to use NPM 100% and stop wasting my time with that Apache Proxy mess.
I noticed this behavior, the video player starts flickering when partially hidden. So whenever I scroll and that video player starts to get hidden, it detracts my attention due to that flickering. Nothing functionally wrong, just annoying 😀
Edit: gave up on posting mp4, mov, webm, gif, via imgur, etc. Gods, sharing media is horrible in Lemmy.
Why for (example) would this not work?
Imagine a webpage where 2/3 of a video player is visible and it flickers
Chances of me encountering a Polar bear are practically non-existing, as would encountering a Mountain lion for that matter, but I know I would be infinitely more scared for a Polar bear.
The cat might be hungry, might be just curious but will probably leave you alone.
A Polar bear though? If you see it, it already knows about you (heard, smelt or seen you) and you can count on 1 of 2 things happening from that moment on. 1) it is contemplating how to hunt you or 2) it is already actively hunting you.
The thing is, for a Mountain lion there are possibilities of food besides you. You are a big risk for that lion and it will most probably go for easier options. For a Polar bear it is a must to hunt you as the opportunities to get food on polar regions is infinitesimally smaller than on other hunting grounds where Mountain lions would hunt.
Mountain lions would get my hair to stand on end and make me alert but I walk on nonetheless.
Polar bears would send me running for the nearest concrete hut and hope the door will hold.
Indeed, making the browser larger then shows the community sidebar and that button to hide it. Guess that is clear then. Ideally that space would re-size with what is given, up to. point where it cannot show anymore community sidebar info but hey, at least now I know why it was/is hidden!
Those buttons below the banner make a lot of sense!
I'm using Voyager on mobile and started to use Tesseract on desktop. I'm also hosting Tesseract on my own server with Docker.
I seem to see a different UI then you do for some reason:
The community card is always on top it seems, at least for me, in any view type I choose.
You can also see that the right sidebar/panel is empty:
I did realize that when clicking the community details you get the option to post in the community itself. I just thought it would make sense that when in a community, I get a button/option to create a new post in that community and not have to fill in the community name. For me it makes way more sense to have a button in the posts list/view (any type tbh) that you can always access no matter where you are in that list of posts. It's debatable if that function would make sense when viewing a post.
Thanks for the insane quick response! 😀
Thanks on points 1 + 2, that helps and I am looking forward to see those implemented.
On the last point, I cannot find that "community sidebar button "Create Post"". On the left I see a panel with "Home", "Explore communities", my list of subscribed communities, that kind of thing. I cannot see a new post button. For now I can only see the big plus button on the top-right of the screen and that does not pre-fill the community, as you explained. So if I can train myself on finding and using that button that will pre-fill the community then I'd be set.
...now on the hunt to find that darn button you talk about....
Ok, thanks. I think that the combo Immich and icloudpd seems to be a way forward for now as that combo seems to be able to download iCloud files to local (my server) and delete them from iCloud. Once on my server I can move them to Immich and that should just about be it. Famous last words, I know, but I think it will be fine.
That is a good method it seems. So Immich has a feature to backup iCloud/Photos files and use these images. If so then deleting is the only thing left. Did you ever consider using icloudpd to do the transfer of files and have that also delete the files in iCloud? That seems like a solution where you are no longer required to manually delete the files anymore.
Seems so! Thanks!
+1 Love LocalSend!