Then get creative with the sensor data. Look at the time it’s open when you shower compared to when you’re cleaning.

Or add a door sensor to the cleaning cabinet.

You can get a lot more out of a sensor than a boolean on/off, if you’re willing to analyse the data a bit. (Who needs a smart washing machine, if they can analyse the power usage?)

Or add an override button for when you don’t want the moodlight. Make the most common usage the default and use manual intervention when it’s not the usual occasion.

EDIT:
You’ll want to be able to easily override anything like that, anyways. When there’s some kind of reason to respond quickly (some emergency for example). You don’t want to be stuck with mood light, when you accidently slip and get injured (when you’re also naked and wet).

If you have a shower door: use a door/window sensor (on the outside). Trigger the mood light if the door was open for only a couple of seconds.

Still more complicated than hitting a switch, tho, IMHO.

There’s always org-roam. Wide adoption, plentiful documentation, ports for nvim, etc.

Haven’t tried it yet, but I’m playing with the idea of switching from Logseq to that and I at least the two-way linking works similar afaik.

Wow. Thanks for clearing that up. That was the first time I heard about the “advanced flow” and the criticism surrounding it.

Sure seems like a useful idiot at best.

You mention the title but not the content of the essay. Did you read it?

Edit: At first glance, the article seemed actually well-meant. Didn’t have the context of how bootlickery it was.

No mercy for you, then. ;)

When’s the last time you checked if your backup solution works?

But markdown is so easy to learn. They can even ignore most of it, probably.

That’s a nice offer. But I’m using nixos containers to top it all off. I’m sure it’s possible to have a master-db on the core os and the containers access the central db… but I have hardly any time to do the stuff, I’m reasonably competent in as it is. Managing nixos containers and learning how to coneect the databases for using postgres in the intended way… idk. 😅

Most selfhosting services employ a database in their own docker (separate) container.

Sorry, meant cp.

The fact that I have to use a more complicated tool than cd.

Postgres? Sorry. If it needs a database, it’s probably not for me. Can’t be asked to keep another database backed up.

What the fuck are you on about?

No, you didn’t. You said that self-hosting nextcloud is a pain in the ass.

Not working on voyager. ;_;

Sometimes it feels like the opposite of meditation where I can feel something tugging “up” in the top center of my skull when “reading” one of those pages but don’t remember what the page was about.

This is your brain on slop.

Searxng and ddg? Nice! 🤩🤩

Thanks a bunch! ❤️

The text is definetly slop, though.

Neat… Is there an alternative for people who don’t use google? 😅