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    Comment #49225864

    ... Of which (TLS terminators) caddy is IMO the easiest for hobbyists, as was the starting point of this subthread

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    Comment #49211502

    Fair enough, http is enough - I anyways have one caddy to rule them all. However, if your app is picky about reverse proxying, e.g. headers, please add a sample caddy config. It's …

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    Comment #49211441

    As a one-person-scale selfhoster that has wrangled Apache and nginx before, I'm also saying go for caddy straight away.

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    Comment #47904739

    As a native German speaker, I have also referred to a chatbot in English as "he", and similar to you, a native English speaker, felt jarred by it. It was definitely not out of any …

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    Comment #47040816

    Andrew Zonenberg posted a Twitter thread a year or two ago where he fixed a missing PCB trace some layers down a PCB, with a stereo microscope, precision mill and very steady hands…

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    Comment #46791038

    I don't know if their math is incorrect, but your intuition of the limit case is - downhill slope is the ratio of height change per length. A perpendicular angle thus has "infinite…

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    Comment #46660638

    It _does_ open up amazing opportunities for compression though.

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    Comment #46330591

    I always understood this requirement as "garage will run fine on hardware with 1GB RAM total" - meaning the 1GB includes the RAM used by the OS and other processes. I think that mo…

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    Comment #46203449

    I keep wanting to get into Kicad, and the learning curve did become easier in the last years. But what I _want_ is to get a usable board into my hands, not just create a beautiful …

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    Comment #46176583

    Immich manages to detect my kids faces much better than expected. I only have two years, but it is spot on with kid #1 from newborn to 2yo, and it manages to not mix up the new bab…

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    Comment #46173728

    Not my experience hosting immich for close to two years now. There was only one "breaking change" a long time ago where you would have to manually change a docker image in the comp…

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    Comment #45350546

    You could keep the Hetzner VPS with storage for faster online serving of assets and connect a second immich instance only for machine learning on your home server. That way you'd g…

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    Comment #43234307

    No question, but just in general appreciation for the wonderful content you put out there that we get to enjoy!

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    Comment #42185864

    Yes, your input into the thread cleared many things up for me, thanks!

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    Comment #42182079

    I'm a happy and satisfied JuiceFS user here, so I too would be interested in the difference between these. Is the Regatta key point caching?

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    Comment #41630193

    I develop an app with flutter on Mac OS. I open xcode when creating a new project to setup signing. I never installed Android studio since I use an Android device for testing and j…

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    Comment #40637910

    Some of this is intentional on websites from Google. Google sheets has a very very annoying bug where if you want to multiply two values in a cell formula and press the asterisk ke…

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    Comment #40109737

    Even better, the latest release from a few weeks ago lets you manually set the delay for long press. I've set it for 100ms and can now blaze through mines even faster. But that gua…

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    Comment #40026862

    Happy immich user here! I once took a cute photo of our baby chewing on a whisk, and actually finding the correct photo in an unsorted, untagged huge pile of photos by simply searc…

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