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Mark :terminal: :tux: :python: @M4rkF · 2024-03-05 · 17:10 UTC

I know the feeling. It took a while to get my family to on board to some of my services.... but they eventually came around. Apple locking the wife's pictures behind pay wall did the trick. It wasn't too much of a stretch from there to #immich, #resilio sync, #nextcloud etc.

I host these and a few more services.

#immich #resilio #nextcloud

Mark :terminal: :tux: :python: @M4rkF · 2024-03-01 · 15:06 UTC

@mysk
That's interesting. Yet one more (unnecessary) reason for me to never buy one of these things.

#fossftw #SelfHostingftw

#fossftw #selfhostingftw

Mark :terminal: :tux: :python: @M4rkF · 2023-11-08 · 20:44 UTC

Just discovered this #foss app that beats the pants off things like Pandora and the like. No sign up necessary!

https://github.com/vfsfitvnm/ViMusic

#ViMusic #OpenSource

#foss #vimusic #opensource

Mark :terminal: :tux: :python: @M4rkF · 2023-10-31 · 21:26 UTC

@mort
The fun #selfhoster life!

#selfhoster

Mark :terminal: :tux: :python: @M4rkF · 2023-10-31 · 19:27 UTC

Calling on #selfhosters for help!

Anyone out there #selfhosting a #nextcloud instance with HPB using docker?

I'm not seeing very much documentation out there on this, and whatever little I find does not look very helpful.

A redacted docker-compose file or individual docker run commands would work.

I'm looking to add this to my #nextcloud stack which is managed by #dockercompose

#selfhosters #selfhosting #nextcloud #dockercompose

Mark :terminal: :tux: :python: @M4rkF · 2023-10-06 · 17:11 UTC

@lpryszcz ✋
Been #selfhosting for a while now. Here are some of the google things I have moved way from

- Docs - Replace with #nextcloud
- Photos - Replace with #immich
- Drive - Replace with either #nextcloud or #resiliosync

There is no way i'm going back to google for either of these.

#selfhosting #nextcloud #immich #resiliosync

Aris Leepvogel, gelukzoeker ✅ @[email protected] · 2026-05-28 · 04:36 UTC

Goooooood Morning, Mastodonia!

Ned Rothenberg, Mark Feldman & Sylvie Courvoisier - Epic proportions

https://open.spotify.com/track/6GvpoRhZzWIf77xB0n9fUj

~o~

#music #jazz #leepvogel #goodMorning #MarkFeldman

#markfeldman #goodmorning #leepvogel #jazz #music

Aris Leepvogel, gelukzoeker ✅ @[email protected] · 2026-05-27 · 20:14 UTC

Goodnight, Mary Jane ...

Ned Rothenberg, Mark Feldman & Sylvie Courvoisier - Whistling in the dark

https://open.spotify.com/track/0fHOiPsBsZjrpMkvbspcOG

\\Ѳ≈≈≈≈ن

#music #jazz #leepvogel #goodnight #MarkFeldman

#markfeldman #goodnight #leepvogel #jazz #music

Aris Leepvogel, gelukzoeker ✅ @[email protected] · 2026-05-27 · 06:10 UTC

Goooooood Morning, Mastodonia!

Sylvie Courvoisier & Mark Feldman - Messiaenesque

https://open.spotify.com/track/2VCYEHazwn5Go0KyM8vVJ4

~o~

#music #jazz #leepvogel #goodMorning #MarkFeldman

#markfeldman #goodmorning #leepvogel #jazz #music

bm @[email protected] · 2026-05-25 · 15:21 UTC

CW: long thread 4/2. welcome to the new weird

If the weird, as #MarkFisher suggests, is an intrusion on the established world from something truly outside of it, then where exactly is the outside? Take H. P. #Lovecraft, for example. To him, ‘outside’ was outer space, and the deep sea – depths that, in his time, had scarcely been plumbed. Of course, storytellers across the globe have imagined creatures and societies living on the Moon and under the sea, well before Lovecraft, but in a way that brings these locations ‘inside.’ One of my students told me about Lucian of Samosata, the 2nd-century Roman author of A True Story (sometimes translated as True History). It is the earliest text, some scholars have argued, that could be categorised as sci-fi/fantasy (if we pretend to ignore the anachronism of genre*):

https://www.jstor.org/stable/1348255?origin=crossref

https://www.jstor.org/stable/4239038

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_True_Story#Science_fiction

It is a satire of Homer, among other writers, and to greater outlandish heights does Lucian go – to the Moon, and to Venus, where first contact is made with alien races. All befitting of science fiction (and perhaps fantasy, if you substitute ‘alien’ for ‘human-adjacent’). It is bizarre, but Fisher’s weird it is not. Peopling the cosmos with humanoids and architecture familiarises the strange. Our modern understanding of the weird celebrates the strangeness as it is, and intentionally maintains a divide between the human and non-human.

#markfisher #lovecraft

bm @[email protected] · 2026-05-25 · 15:21 UTC

CW: long thread 4/2. welcome to the new weird

If the weird, as #MarkFisher suggests, is an intrusion on the established world from something truly outside of it, then where exactly is the outside? Take H. P. #Lovecraft, for example. To him, ‘outside’ was outer space, and the deep sea – depths that, in his time, had scarcely been plumbed. Of course, storytellers across the globe have imagined creatures and societies living on the Moon and under the sea, well before Lovecraft, but in a way that brings these locations ‘inside.’ One of my students told me about Lucian of Samosata, the 2nd-century Roman author of A True Story (sometimes translated as True History). It is the earliest text, some scholars have argued, that could be categorised as sci-fi/fantasy (if we pretend to ignore the anachronism of genre*):

https://www.jstor.org/stable/1348255?origin=crossref

https://www.jstor.org/stable/4239038

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_True_Story#Science_fiction

It is a satire of Homer, among other writers, and to greater outlandish heights does Lucian go – to the Moon, and to Venus, where first contact is made with alien races. All befitting of science fiction (and perhaps fantasy, if you substitute ‘alien’ for ‘human-adjacent’). It is bizarre, but Fisher’s weird it is not. Peopling the cosmos with humanoids and architecture familiarises the strange. Our modern understanding of the weird celebrates the strangeness as it is, and intentionally maintains a divide between the human and non-human.

#markfisher #lovecraft

bm @[email protected] · 2026-05-25 · 15:21 UTC

CW: long thread 4/2. welcome to the new weird

If the weird, as #MarkFisher suggests, is an intrusion on the established world from something truly outside of it, then where exactly is the outside? Take H. P. #Lovecraft, for example. To him, ‘outside’ was outer space, and the deep sea – depths that, in his time, had scarcely been plumbed. Of course, storytellers across the globe have imagined creatures and societies living on the Moon and under the sea, well before Lovecraft, but in a way that brings these locations ‘inside.’ One of my students told me about Lucian of Samosata, the 2nd-century Roman author of A True Story (sometimes translated as True History). It is the earliest text, some scholars have argued, that could be categorised as sci-fi/fantasy (if we pretend to ignore the anachronism of genre*):

https://www.jstor.org/stable/1348255?origin=crossref

https://www.jstor.org/stable/4239038

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_True_Story#Science_fiction

It is a satire of Homer, among other writers, and to greater outlandish heights does Lucian go – to the Moon, and to Venus, where first contact is made with alien races. All befitting of science fiction (and perhaps fantasy, if you substitute ‘alien’ for ‘human-adjacent’). It is bizarre, but Fisher’s weird it is not. Peopling the cosmos with humanoids and architecture familiarises the strange. Our modern understanding of the weird celebrates the strangeness as it is, and intentionally maintains a divide between the human and non-human.

#markfisher #lovecraft

bm @[email protected] · 2026-05-25 · 15:21 UTC

CW: long thread 4/2. welcome to the new weird

If the weird, as #MarkFisher suggests, is an intrusion on the established world from something truly outside of it, then where exactly is the outside? Take H. P. #Lovecraft, for example. To him, ‘outside’ was outer space, and the deep sea – depths that, in his time, had scarcely been plumbed. Of course, storytellers across the globe have imagined creatures and societies living on the Moon and under the sea, well before Lovecraft, but in a way that brings these locations ‘inside.’ One of my students told me about Lucian of Samosata, the 2nd-century Roman author of A True Story (sometimes translated as True History). It is the earliest text, some scholars have argued, that could be categorised as sci-fi/fantasy (if we pretend to ignore the anachronism of genre*):

https://www.jstor.org/stable/1348255?origin=crossref

https://www.jstor.org/stable/4239038

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_True_Story#Science_fiction

It is a satire of Homer, among other writers, and to greater outlandish heights does Lucian go – to the Moon, and to Venus, where first contact is made with alien races. All befitting of science fiction (and perhaps fantasy, if you substitute ‘alien’ for ‘human-adjacent’). It is bizarre, but Fisher’s weird it is not. Peopling the cosmos with humanoids and architecture familiarises the strange. Our modern understanding of the weird celebrates the strangeness as it is, and intentionally maintains a divide between the human and non-human.

#markfisher #lovecraft

Democracy Matters :verified: @[email protected] · 2026-05-19 · 01:29 UTC

Of course, Fox gave racist cop Mark Fuhrman his own show.

Mark Fuhrman, Racist Ex-LA Cop From OJ Simpson Trial, Lands His Own Fox Nation Show

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/mark-fuhrman-racist-ex-la-190150677.html

#MarkFuhrman #RacistFoxNews #USPol

#markfuhrman #racistfoxnews #uspol

NBES @[email protected] · 2026-05-18 · 23:33 UTC

Mark Fuhrman, ex detective de la policía de Los Ángeles, ha fallecido a los 74 años. Su testimonio fue invalidado durante el juicio de O.J. Simpson en 1995 tras revelarse el uso de lenguaje racista en grabaciones previas. #MarkFuhrman #Justicia

Más info: https://nbes.blog/mark-fuhrman-testigo-defectuoso-en-oj-juicio-a/

#markfuhrman #justicia