Hominine

There’s peanut butter in my chocolate!

Sorry to read this, I use his scripts and had no idea. Many thanks and well wishes for him and his family.

No one is taking anything here as a personal insult outside of your own mind. More likely than not they simply think your effort doesn’t count for much as gaming on Linux is stellar out of the box.

Yup, I added the FUTO repo some time ago and that has it. Thanks!

I found it there.

Starting early summer 2025, we’ll be building more personal experiences for you.

Let’s just keep it professional Fintech. Thanks for the post OP.

'tis but a joke. I’m still learning Rust, and really appreciate the borrow checker.

cries into the chest of the borrow checker

You’re so close and yet: Whoosh

I’m just going to shove these words into your mouth because I cannot grasp the obvious.

🏃🐝🏃‍♂️🐝🏃‍♀️🐝

An improvement.

I run a SearXNG instance myself and while it is a fine aggregator, it’s important to note what it is and isn’t. For instance, Sear does not have a dedicated search index and leans on third party API calls (to indexes such as the aforementioned Google and DDG listings.) This is my understanding, feel free to correct it.

For my money, I like the anonymity that Sear can afford and that it hides the AI bullshit pouring into the UIs. My son and I were talking over the weekend about how unreliable he is finding the move to AI search.

Edit: A list of public SearXNG instances for anyone that doesn’t want to spin up their own.

Thanks for the recommendation, looking into it as well.

Strava has continued to enshittify the app to the point that I’m getting ads after every activity. Anyway, I decided to delete it after yesterday’s run and will keep an eye on this project. Thanks!

Same, proxmox + lxc is a gift.

Thanks!

I also like to keep a text editor open and paste everything I’m doing, as I do it, into that window. Clean it up a little, and you’ve got documentation for when you eventually have to change/fix it.

Smart stuff that is leaving me feeling dumb for not having thought of it myself, shell history is a poor substitute.

Shell Commands are the primary tool I use to go about doing these things. I write the scripts to perform the action(s) desired and drop them on the local PC. The shell commands are then fired off from Home Assistant via SSH (either directly in the HA dashboard a la human interaction or through automations) or via my phone through Tasker or KDE Connect (as mentioned elsewhere.)

The trickiest bit for me was setting the correct environmental variables in the scripts but then it was an excellent learning opportunity! Best of luck OP and let me know if I can provide any more info.