scrambo's recent activity
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Comment on 2024 Spotify Wrapped thread in ~music
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Comment on 2024 Spotify Wrapped thread in ~music
scrambo If you don't want to use last fm, there's always Listenbrainz integration too! This is what my page looks like, all data is scrobbled from Spotify automatically when the integration is set up....If you don't want to use last fm, there's always Listenbrainz integration too!
This is what my page looks like, all data is scrobbled from Spotify automatically when the integration is set up.
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Comment on 2024 United States election megathread in ~society
scrambo Voted back in October (thanks Mail-in Ballots!) and I am SO ready for people to stop knocking on my front door (and calling) asking if I've voted, who I've voted for, etc. Good luck and godspeed...Voted back in October (thanks Mail-in Ballots!) and I am SO ready for people to stop knocking on my front door (and calling) asking if I've voted, who I've voted for, etc.
Good luck and godspeed to all those working at voting booths or anything voting related today.
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Got a new job as an App Dev Manager
So, got a new job. That's great. Pay bump, more / new responsibilities and all that jazz. It took until my first day on the job for it to like, REALLY sink in that it's my first job managing...
So, got a new job. That's great. Pay bump, more / new responsibilities and all that jazz. It took until my first day on the job for it to like, REALLY sink in that it's my first job managing people. I want to be good at this, or at the very least, competent. I'm responsible for my team and I don't want to let them down. I'm already looking things up online, talking to my parents, friends in similar positions for more information, and figured it would be good to ask around on here.
I guess the other half of this is that I've gone from looking at code in the IDE to now being more responsible for higher level architectural decisions. Possibly company steering decisions. Not used to that yet either, or at least the feeling. I feel under-prepared, and am possibly verging on overwhelmed. Lots of new things happening at once here, also writing this to unpack it as I type it out.
What advice do you have for me? Anything that you've learned while in a managerial role that you haven't gotten to share? Tips and Tricks? Prayers? š¤£
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Comment on The Steam subscriber agreement has dropped its forced arbitration clause, allowing gamers to take legal action against the platform in ~games
scrambo I saw the pop up to accept the new agreement, thought "Oh no, it's finally happening. Steam has started enshitifying", then promptly did a triple take at the new wording. At the risk of sounding...I saw the pop up to accept the new agreement, thought "Oh no, it's finally happening. Steam has started enshitifying", then promptly did a triple take at the new wording.
At the risk of sounding like a fanboy for a multimillionaire.... It seems like Gabe is the only one putting the gaming industry on his back right now. (In terms of not maximising value extraction from the HUGE user base they have)
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Comment on Mozilla grants Ente $100k in ~tech
scrambo That company (ente) is interesting. I took a look through their site, and their offering so far is a Google Photos replacement, called Ente Photos. Anytime I've seen comments about replacing...That company (ente) is interesting. I took a look through their site, and their offering so far is a Google Photos replacement, called Ente Photos. Anytime I've seen comments about replacing GPhotos it's always been Immich. Does anyone here run either? How has the experience been? Is it worth the "hassle" in your opinion?
On topic, it's nice to see Mozilla funding cool projects, but I'll always be sad about them kicking Servo out. Were there other recipients from the Builders gathering as well? I don't know how that works.
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Reverse-Proxying services both inside and outside of Podman
Hey all, not-a-networks-guy here. I've currently got an rpi set up running pihole natively (not in a container) for ad and website blocking reasons. (Using port 80, no TLS) I've used the pihole...
Hey all, not-a-networks-guy here.
I've currently got an rpi set up running pihole natively (not in a container) for ad and website blocking reasons. (Using port 80, no TLS) I've used the pihole localdns feature to set an internal hostname for that ip (
me.lan
).On the same pi, I have podman "set up" to run FreshRSS, and I'm getting more and more annoyed about using the port # to access it. (
me.lan:12345
) I'd like to set up a reverse proxy (probably Traefik) in a container to redirect internally, but considering that port 80 is taken (by pihole, outside of podman) I don't see a way to direct traffic from the pihole to Traefik.I'd really rather not reconfigure the whole setup to use containers.... I'm lazy, and also prefer my dns resolver to have the least amount of overhead possible. Is configuring the router an option here, or is the only way to achieve what I'm looking for an overhaul of the pi and containers?
If I've missed any pertinent details, let me know and I'll update here.
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Comment on Is Toyota's decision a surprise? in ~sports.motorsports
scrambo (edited )LinkI'm feeling for Taka right now, but I don't blame Toyota for making this call. At the same time, this is a HUGE opportunity for Sami and I hope he can make the most of it! These are some exciting...I'm feeling for Taka right now, but I don't blame Toyota for making this call. At the same time, this is a HUGE opportunity for Sami and I hope he can make the most of it! These are some exciting times in the WRC! We might be witnessing the start of a new generation!
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Is Toyota's decision a surprise?
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Comment on Grokking KOReader in ~books
scrambo I don't think you're missing anything w.r.t the images. Just bog standard "this is how it looks" pics.I don't think you're missing anything w.r.t the images. Just bog standard "this is how it looks" pics.
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Comment on Grokking KOReader in ~books
scrambo ohhhhh man, I can use KO as my RSS feed reader??? That's expedited my plans, it's getting put on my Kobo by the end of the weekend. I much prefer using it to using my phoneIt has a lot of neat features like: pulling down RSS news feeds, [...snip]
ohhhhh man, I can use KO as my RSS feed reader??? That's expedited my plans, it's getting put on my Kobo by the end of the weekend. I much prefer using it to using my phone
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Comment on Grokking KOReader in ~books
scrambo For those book lovers out there that prefer using e-ink ereaders, I stumbled across KOReader recently, which I will be installing on my kobo soon. Immediately after that, I found this (VERY...For those book lovers out there that prefer using e-ink ereaders, I stumbled across KOReader recently, which I will be installing on my kobo soon. Immediately after that, I found this (VERY recent) blog post about understanding KOReader and configuring it to your tastes. This seems to be very much a 'powerusers' tool. It also integrates very well with Calibre, which is another tool I'm considering setting up for myself in the near future.
My recommendation would be to open the post in your browsers reader mode though... the font the author chose is not to my liking.
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Grokking KOReader
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Comment on <deleted topic> in ~tech
scrambo Hey, another ZSA newsletter subscriber! Did you get one of their keyboards? I have the Ergodox EZ, and I love it. This Saucer project looks super cool, it would be interesting to see how much...Hey, another ZSA newsletter subscriber! Did you get one of their keyboards? I have the Ergodox EZ, and I love it. This Saucer project looks super cool, it would be interesting to see how much could be reused for an Ergodox as well
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Comment on I just saw a concert and I don't think I will ever be the same again in ~music
scrambo Sounds like I need to listen to some Orville Peck! Do you have a go to album rec for 'em? (Also curious since you mentioned and I like them, how was badbadnotgood?)Sounds like I need to listen to some Orville Peck! Do you have a go to album rec for 'em?
(Also curious since you mentioned and I like them, how was badbadnotgood?)
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Comment on Metallica - St. [b]Anger (Cover) (2024) in ~music
scrambo My impression has always been that it was because St. Anger wasn't a return to the pre 90's Metallica. It was a return to their thrash roots, but didn't sound like MoP or RtL. I feel like I see...Never understood the hate for this album.
My impression has always been that it was because St. Anger wasn't a return to the pre 90's Metallica. It was a return to their thrash roots, but didn't sound like MoP or RtL. I feel like I see some DNA from AJfA in St Anger, though maybe that's just me.
In regards to the vocals and the snare, if you take them in a vacuum.... Yea they're not, like, great. I'd argue though, that when considered alongside the 'concept' of the album they fit very well thematically. As a whole it feels like a very cohesive idea to me, and I enjoy that. (I know you've already said something along these lines as well, I just like agreeing by rehashing :) )
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Comment on Metallica - St. [b]Anger (Cover) (2024) in ~music
scrambo Metallica's St. Anger album gets a much worse rap than I think it deserves. This playlist is a reimagining of the St. Anger album; same vocals but everything else is re-recorded. I personally like...Metallica's St. Anger album gets a much worse rap than I think it deserves. This playlist is a reimagining of the St. Anger album; same vocals but everything else is re-recorded. I personally like a lot of the songs from the original album already, but this elevates a bunch of them to be the 'bangers' that they always were.
Thoughts? It's the perfect timing for me since I just listened to the whole original album earlier this week.
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Metallica - St. [b]Anger (Cover) (2024)
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Comment on Co-op game recommendations in ~games
scrambo Alrighty so I know you said Couch Coop was a no-go, but it sounds like you may not have heard of Steam remote play together? As the link says, it allows you to play local multiplayer games online....Alrighty so I know you said Couch Coop was a no-go, but it sounds like you may not have heard of Steam remote play together? As the link says, it allows you to play local multiplayer games online. Super useful, and opens up a ton of options for you two to play together!
I have a metric TON of multiplayer games in my steam library, I play a lot with my partner. You're getting a dump of them all, and also a top 5 recommendation. (Unfortunately, I couldn't get a script I was looking at to only grab the games in my specific collection, so no links for the games. Sorry! Windows 11 screenshot OCR is a lifesaver though.)
Top 5
- Cuphead
- Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime
- Magicka
- Spiritfarer
- 9 Parchments
The rest
Note: This is a 'Dynamic' Steam Collection, so some of these might not actually be multiplayer? I have to go, so I can't remove any that don't actually fit the theme but keep an eye out. There may be a couple.
Long list of games
- 12 orbits
- 20XX
- Back 4 Blood
- Bloody Trapland
- Castle Crashers
- Crawl
- Death Squared
- Don't Starve Together
- Door Kickers: Action Squad
- Drawful 2
- Dustforce
- Enter the Gungeon
- Fling to the Finish
- Flinthook
- Fury Unleashed
- Gang Beasts
- Gauntletā¢
- Heave Ho
- HELLDIVERS
- It Takes Two
- The Jackbox Party Pack 2
- Jamestown
- Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes
- Lethal League Blaze
- Monaco
- Nex Machina
- Nidhogg
- Party Hard
- Pummel Party
- Resident Evil 6
- Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken
- Screaming Chicken: Ultimate Showdown
- Shatter
- Shift Happens
- Shing!
- Speed Brawl
- SpeedRunners
- Stick Fight: The Game
- Tooth and Tail
- Ultimate Chicken Horse
- Unrailed!
- Vagante
- Valheim
- A Virus Named TOM
- Wargroove
- Witch It
- Wizard of Legend
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Comment on Webcomics recommendations in ~comics
scrambo I found one off of Mastodon recently that I haven't seen mentioned in the previous thread or this one! Rising Sand is a new-ish(?) webcomic with some really good (in my opinion) art, and a really...I found one off of Mastodon recently that I haven't seen mentioned in the previous thread or this one!
Rising Sand is a new-ish(?) webcomic with some really good (in my opinion) art, and a really interesting world built into the story. There are several character stories interwoven with a "meta-story" and each other, and it's looking to go some interesting places from what I've read. I like it!
Another Listenbrainz user here, it's the best! I like trying to support open source, public-benefit tools like these when I can.