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Alright, it has been too long since I had something tasty. Today I'll explore #DaHongPao ordered from an online store. Who knows, maybe it'll be my Friday morning brew. Ahhhh, while I'm writing this post, an air raid alert started. No time to waste, have to get a lot of stuff done. Cheers to everyone!

Result: #proxmox running three VMs:

1. an openVPN server with DDNS so I could connect to my home network securely and with a friendly domain
2. a #samba share, accessible to all devices across the home network
3. a Plex media server along with an Immich server, storing everything to above samba.

I just can't help it, must share this with others 😅 . My custom (missing for years) key binding for #neovim :

map("n", "fom", "!open -R %", { desc = "Open current buffer in MacOS Finder" })
map("n", "fym", "let @+ = expand('%')", { desc = "Yank relative path to current buffer" })

that weird and oddly pleasant feeling when tomorrow is the day I finish yet another #book, love it. This time it's "God always travels incognito".

Day 2 of playing around with #lazyvim distro. This time I've pushed myself to go through the official docs, completely. "Solid" - is the least I can say. I've always been a fan of doing my own setups and proudly stick with them, but this time I'm seriously tempted to use the offered one. The journey continues. #neovim

I had to upgrade to macos #Tahoe on my work laptop. I've been a fanboy of everything Apple company has designed for years, and I won't bring the "Steve era was good" here, because it's silly. But maaaan, who told these guys, that so f-in much rounded corners are ok, that's to say the least? And don't get me started on apple intelligence. I'm so much frustrated to work with this for the remaining of time, ugh.

I'm stuck on the point where my #neovim config regularly breaks whenever I do an #lazynvim (plugin manager) update. I'm aware about the lockfile and restore functionality, HOWEVER, I would really appreciate if people share their way to keeping their neovim sane and in working state , so please ↓

I've been reflecting a lot on the #privacy and #ux portion of the desktop & mobile software recently. It's kind of funny how the world went to cloud-first software almost everywhere. This needs to change.

people on #youtube claim #llms to be incredibly good, while rest of the reasonable people "on the internet" argue it's hallucinating or basically is full of 💩 maybe my observation is wrong, who knows.

Day 2 Building my own note app. I think I'm getting somewhere with the concept and somewhat working PoC. I need more hours in a day :D Writing this to make myself more disciplined. Will share the update once the concept is ready. A small glimpse - it's built around security, privacy and templates.

For quite a while I've been obsessed with #notetaking apps. There are hundreds of those in the wild, each solving common and really weird use cases, and it's probably a good thing. Somehow, I like individual parts of all apps, i.e. Keep is just perfect for quick capture, yet lack the structure, which Obsidian just nails. I guess it's time. Time to build something for my own use. Haha, this is going to be a #webapp , for sure, but the one which doesn't suck. I hope.

my downloads folder has officially replaced my desktop folder, for years, it's here to stay.