Such an aesthetic setup!

Safer than sharkfuck[ing] probably

Since it’s actually open source licensed unlike grayjay then it’s already a step in the right direction

So you’re saying mine the moon?

Same! I stripped mine down to a single speed and haven’t looked back. The only maintenance items are brakes, chain tension, and my will to climb a slight hill.

Personally I use addy.io (previously anonaddy). Self-hostable and an easy way to get and control your own email @

And ah-I! would walk five hun-dred miles and ah-I! would walk five hun-dred more. To be! the man that walked five thousand miles! to win that bet for sure. DADADUH

I mean, I could write one! I kind of just pieced it together from guides on the three individuals

Edit: back of the napkin guide below is basically in the OpenWebUI docs already! I use NixOS (btw) but docker/podman should work well.

OpenWebUI + Ollama setup – tl;dr docker run -d -p 3000:8080 --add-host=host.docker.internal:host-gateway -v open-webui:/app/backend/data --name open-webui --restart always ghcr.io/open-webui/open-webui:main

OpenWebUI SearXNG guide – a little more involved, but not difficult.

You can self host that too ;)

OpenWebUI + Ollama + SearxNG. OpenWebUI can do llm web search using the engine of your choice (even self hosted SearxNG!). From there it’s easy to set the default prompt to always give you the top (10, 20, whatever) raw results so you’re not confined to ai results. It’s not quite duck.ai slick but I think I can get there with some more tinkering.

My understanding is it scrapes what it can’t meaningfully get out of an API. Public instances run into rate limiting, but private instances don’t really have that problem.

Fighter of the straight man

The magic of PD is yes, the big charger could safely charge the device that needs less power.

You’re right about slow charging from a tiny charger to the bike though. Some people surely wouldn’t think that part through.

Embrace the --impure

That’s a fair response to the original post. Made an edit to expound.

My problem with it is that I’ve never used Spotify messages, yet there’s already a few threads on my account with dozens of “messages”. My best guess is that the thread tracks unique links that I’ve sent to friends outside of the app and they’ve opened while logged in with their accounts. I don’t like that.

It’s that Spotify has obviously been tracking the songs I’ve exchanged with friends for a while now. I have never used the messaging feature, yet every album I’ve sent to friends is already in the messages thread. They’ve clearly been using unique links to track who sends music to who – covertly, even outside of the app.

That’s just the result of the original decision being to get important at work

First step to any good plan

I still think about her

@ that code: get blackd, idiot

“Man I wish I could do more with my new computer” – Fedora

“Yeah I just want to breathe some new life into this old laptop and have it last me until the end of time” – Debian