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@sjw

Off the top of my head, Linx, Kanboard, Synapse (Matrix), Wallabag, Trojan-gfw, Wireguard, and some competitive programming related stuff. There are also some static sites, some reverse proxys for stuff that I run at home, and Netdata.

@crunklord420

Should really stop going to bed so late... *yawns*

Feels like both my reasoning ability and depression are getting worse :(

Was talking to a friend about task management and lists. Thought that I should start using similar tools to make my life less sloppy.

I've heard that some people are using for their personal lives, so I just spun up a instance to play with. Let's see how that goes...

@sjw

That's probably because I have a ton of services that no one uses (・ัω・ั)

@crunklord420

@sjw

Have a cheap instance from them for a few years hosting random stuff. Pretty decent experience so far.

Am thinking of upgrading though since I'm a bit low on RAM.

@crunklord420

Only today did I realize that 男の子 and 男の娘 are of the same pronunciation ;P

practice:

My reading comprehension hit a new low today; kept misunderstanding problems :/

@0xc00000e9@mstdn.social

It happens like every week and they are still unable to catch the culprit :/

@freemo

AFAIK there is no compression by WG, and the main dev has been really against it, e.g., lists.zx2c4.com/pipermail/wire .

(Also, iperf3 traffic should be very low-entropy and thus *extremely* compressible :P )

@daelf@mstdn.social

At least according to Wikipedia, this is not the case:

> In the context of computer memory, gigabyte and GB are customarily used to mean 1024^3 (2^30) bytes, although not in the context of data transmission and not necessarily for hard drive size.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibibyte

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