Emory Dunn @emorydunn@emory.coffee

For only $6000 I could have an 18 foot Cylon Raider!
https://auction.screenbid.com/view-auctions/catalog/id/109/lot/65539

Messing around with some alternate camera icons for Capturebot. The first is based on a Leica M10 and the second a Rolleiflex.

@modgethanc I love the second one! It's textural, but the dappled light helps expose the form.

So I get attackers trying to SSH into my server as root, but this is oddly specific.

@stevestreza In an alternate universe we'd have Hackintosh iPads running Xcode and an iPad simulator 😂

I hadn't noticed this before, but the Phase One 1Q4 could make for the world's most expensive IP security camera 😂

This is the best email I have ever received, and most likely ever will receive 📸🐶

Looks like I broke some permissions in the process. Let's see if I can attach a photo this time.

To help with server admin, here's my parents' dog, Luna.

Moved my Mastodon instance into Portainer and discovered I've been handling assets incorrectly. For the first time in several updates my about page renders correctly!

My landlord set up a fancy new online payment system, which I set up, not thinking about the cheque my bank had already mailed 😅

So this is fun! Do to a mistake in rent payments I only have $67 left in my chequing account 🙃

I found the stash of extra displays and work and gave myself an upgrade 😁 https://mastodon.emory.coffee/media/3DcJv-sYNDwGbpFFc7k

It's been a few months, and you know what that means: time to attempt to revise some fundamental aspects of my home server architecture!

This time I'm testing out Portainer and Traefik. The fact that I even can post this means it's working.

It's really satisfying to download the new beta of an application and see how much of your feedback has been implemented.

I almost forgot the other half of this conversation.

Then: What lens did you use? I want to me able to take good portraits, too.

Me: *dead*

And no, using an SQLite database to track utilities and roommate payments is over-engineered.

It's not like I built an entire iOS app around it… 🙃

Another edge case that hasn't occurred yet (surprisingly) editing the amount of a bill. The payment generated by the trigger couldn't account for that.

Just realized there's a fundamental structural problem in utilities SQL database.
I've been using a trigger to "autopay" my share of utilities by adding a payment at the time of bill creation. However, if I have an extra payment it breaks the whole system.

I really need to add my payment at the time I send everything out to my roommates.