This is very exciting! I recently started scrobbling to listenbrainz, but haven’t looked into the results of it. I’m gonna check this out.
harsh3466
joined 9 months ago
Yeah. I don’t think so
Thank you!
Thank you! I just learned about setting git’s default editor a couple weeks ago when I started learning git. I didn’t realize you could set a global default. When I think about it, it makes perfect sense, but I don’t know what I don’t know, and now I know!
I will do that. Right now I’ve got a decently solid local backup, and a so-so off site backup (right now my offsite is a hard drive I keep in my locker at work that I bring home once a week and update).
I’ve heard about borgbackup, but haven’t looked at it, as rsync has seemed to be sufficient for my needs, but I’ve made myself a note to look into it.
Thanks! Glad you’re enjoying them. I used to be a lurker on that other site, but never posted anything because it always seemed so intimidating. When the great migration happened, I came over here and have found it much more welcoming.
Oooh! That is very useful information! Thank you for this! I’m saving your comment so I can look further into this and learn more about it!!
I created an account on lemmy.world awhile ago, and had been using that as my primary lemmy account, but lately, I can’t post, comment, save posts, or up/downvote from that lemmy.world account.
As a result I decided to try creating an account on lemmy.ml (since I’m most active here on [email protected]) and see if I would be able to post/comment/etc…
As of so far, everything works from lemmy.ml, while my lemmy.world account still can’t interact with posts.
Thank you! I haven’t touched aws, though I do have a vps that I also tinker with from time to time. Right now I’m looking at wireguard tunnels and trying to figure out how to set up and use those. It’s not absolutely necessary as I’ve got a reverse proxy (NGINX Proxy Manager) on my server, but it’s something I’m interested in.
Is the safer route to run these scripts as root in crontab and change ownership of the scripts path? Right now the scripts are in /username/bin for the account I use to admin the server.
For sure. I kinda set it to forget it for a while to let it accumulate some listening data.