awoo

Taking a peek at the wolf girl before fencing in.

End of an era.

pic semi-related. Elon is beyond skizo at this point.

Anyway enjoy the new Internet.

"The school shooter played Doom on his IBM Personal Computer" vibe all over again.

One of the benefit of running your server on a potato is you become super conscious of the storage use.

Apparently the space used by pict-rs grew by 1.8GB since last week, which I thought was impossible since it's a private instance and I don't even post anything from there.

I took a look into volumes/pictrs/files/ and I found all kinds of random images. Even the image from this post https://burggit.moe/post/37091 somehow ended up on my own instance.

I thought the medias are not supposed to be federated or am I missing something here?

We are going from technologically illiterate to technologically retarded.

Edit: The default setting from lemmy-ansible is fine since it assumes you have your own log driver setting for the docker daemon. It wasn't working for me because I updated the daemon settings after the lemmy containers were created. A quick docker compose down and up did the trick.

My own instance has been running for about a week and I've noticed the free space on my disk is being eaten away at a suspiciously fast rate. I checked with ncdu and apparently the lemmy container has a log file that is a gigabyte json blob. The docker compose yaml file does not define a logging driver, which means the default json driver will be used, and it has no rotation.

I've deleted it and modified docker-compose.yml to use local logging for now. Just throwing this out here in case anyone is having the same issue.

Not too surprised, though it's assuring seeing them doubling down on this path and the enshittification will continue. Better jump the ship sooner than later.

Took a year-long break playing random stuff and decided to get back into Arma 3 recently. At least both me and the cargo container reached the destination in one piece¯_(ツ)_/¯

Map is Liberation RX. I only play offline and my experience has been amazing considering a Capture The Island style campaign is usually not designed to be played solo.