The odd thing is I didn’t even have headache first day, though I have experienced that another time (like when travelling and not having coffee). But this time I was having no caffeine (no tea, soda, etc either) and I did t experience any change. It gave me quite a surprise
I tried cutting it out for a while to see if it was causing some anxiety (it wasn’t, it was just the world and lockdowns) but went from 2-3 large cups of chemex a day to 0 for about 8 weeks and it was frankly…. fine? I didn’t even get headaches. I count myself lucky, esp so since I am back to drinking coffee haha
confirmed! thaaaank you :)
Anybody else getting Internal Server Error while trying to register once invited?
Ugh this is a rough way to find out PTP is MIA. Hope it comes back.
Words from the jabberwocky:
Yeah that makes sense. Fintech is stressful and often morally ambiguous at best IME. I’d extricate myself from that situation ASAP were I in your position.
What do you think is contributing to depression? Is it the nature of web development itself? Your employer? Being inside / at a computer all day? I am a software engineer living regionally (not quite rural, but not a city where the jobs are), so work remotely. I just try to spend a lot of time in my gardens and only work 4d/week. That + therapy has helped me a lot with my depression and anxiety over the years.
Photoprism supports sharing albums via link to people who don’t have accounts.
I am definitely missing this in Immich, but otherwise happy I switched over.
I am also missing this. AFAICT there is no way to backup all photos yet.
Immich. I recently set it up after having bounced around trying a few others, such as PhotoPrism and Synology Photos. Immich is truly excellent. I’m excited to see how it develops further!
Good bot.
My thoughts also. Traefik docs can be a bit confusing if you’re coming to it with no context, though, but it’s definitely the ideal option for just routing to a bunch of docker containers!
I am salivating. I’ve not been to India, but I’ve been made a boiled chai by an Indian at a community dinner in my area and it was absolutely sublime.