Club motto: “We get to the heart of it.”

I’m probably one of the few that feels like it’s useful for some things. It’s good for regurgitating stuff that is already out there.

I’m currently on a long trip, a lot of it is spur of the moment. It’s really nice to say “I’m on my way to <location>, what is it known for? What areas should I avoid? Where is a good place to stay that is in my budget?”

Yes, I could do all the research on my own, but it’s pretty handy having a travel agent at my fingertips. I’m not saying I would follow it to the end of the earth, but I find it pretty helpful.

Some apps track upvotes/downvotes on a user basis (see Voyager) so when you see their posts you can see if you’ve interacted with them.

There are some paid options that are pretty good (I’m thinking Kagi).

Easy, but one obvious downside.

I mean… it’s been a rough few years

It was the best race anyone has ever seen 🫲🍊🫱

Stay strong! I quit smoking many years ago and I still get cravings now and then.

Sounds like words of experience

Check out soma.fm. Groove Salad is my fav station, there are other great options too. All free.

Exactly

Vigilante lawyers?

I would say it depends on the individual wearing said hoodie and crime they are trying to fight.

I found plenty of options by typing “English into Sindarin” in a search bar. None of them work for you?

2007 the first iPhone was released.

This made me lol

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It sounds like you want a combination of things, which is why you are getting such varied responses. Keep in mind, you probably aren’t going to find an all in one solution, but with some docker images you could run a couple different solutions, one for each task. Immich for photos, and maybe another for the family tree.

I was in a similar boat and stumbled across “digital gardens”. I made my own digital garden, and I think if it as a life wiki. It has tech notes, images, recipes, etc. Obviously it’s not a drop in replacement for good photo hosting software or ancestry software tho.

HTH!

Check out Gitea. It was pretty easy to set up with docker and they have pretty decent docs.

How do connect to your mail’s server outside your home network?

Sorry for all the questions, I’m trying to get my DNS working with a vpn and it’s been difficult.

Where are you hosting your mail?