BCsven
@BCsven@lemmy.ca
- Comment on I could go for that right now 43 minutes ago:
Depression is complex, but nature, walking, the sunshine, the chance interactions and exercise are shown to increase mood chemicals in the brain.
The only thing keep on the whole world from feeling depression is brain chemicals.
To me Depression is a symptom of a broken societal model. We no longer live as communities, we dont feel protected, we dont celebrate daily/weekly with family and close knit circles, we don’t have a sense of accomplishment with modern work and life imbalance. We need to fix that before depression starts fading out of our societies.
- Comment on I could go for that right now 11 hours ago:
Well its like the nature walks, the studies showed it can have a better affect than depression meds. Or an amplified affect with both. Humans evolved along side nature and now don’t live in it, our reptilian brain still enjoys it.
- Comment on Using a NAS to redirect to another NAS for streaming ? 2 days ago:
Or headscale, or plain wireguard if you have any qualms about the tailscale servers that moved from Canada to the USA several years ago.
- Comment on Looking for input: i want to build a bike pusher trailer 1 week ago:
A trailer might try to push the bike, which could be a bit unstable around a corner. Especially if you are meaning to slow down but circular acceleration thinks you are speeding up.
You might want to consider adding something like how mechanical trailer brakes work as an additional switch in the motor system.
To accomodate vehicles without a braking connectiong via wiring, some automotive trailers have towing framei as a sliding two piece mechanism with a sensor. When you are actively towing the system elongates slightly and there is no braking. When you start to slow down the trailers inertia pushes itself into closing a pressure switch or hydraulic system, that switch/system applies braking force to a hydraulic or electric brake system. So it self regulates braking. You could have it so when you pull ahead the switch let’s motor know its OK to engage. When the switch gets compressed closed the motor knows your bike is moving slower than trailer speed so it should ignore acceleration sensor info if it is getting any.
- Comment on I need some help 1 week ago:
Are you trolling us with your choice between 25K and 50K drives?
I would never trust that much data to a single drive.
- Comment on Please, feel free to be awed by my cosmopolitan refinement 1 week ago:
The British English I can’t say I have hears a Brit say it. The first American one sounds right to me as does the Australian one for how we’d probably here it in Canada dltoo
- Comment on Please, feel free to be awed by my cosmopolitan refinement 1 week ago:
It’s as close as some English speakers can get. Some people can’t make foreign sounds. The ‘sant’ ‘sont’ ending is not right either, its more like a sohn ending with imperceptible nasal n. But again have you heard people to to speak a foreign language, it usually sounds terrible.
- Comment on Please, feel free to be awed by my cosmopolitan refinement 1 week ago:
What country are you from and what language do you speak?
- Comment on Please, feel free to be awed by my cosmopolitan refinement 1 week ago:
Assuming no sarcasm, Its a spelling attempt at the French pronuncitation of croissant. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnAoRcnY4xs
- Comment on Please, feel free to be awed by my cosmopolitan refinement 1 week ago:
A French pastry
- Comment on Why I moved my Plex library to Jellyfin after 14 years 3 weeks ago:
Nice.
- Comment on Why I moved my Plex library to Jellyfin after 14 years 3 weeks ago:
I’m not sure about those devices, but with a paid account it unlocks speaker grouping and casting to various devices or rooms, or play here on current device function. I don’t have their device, just a raspberry pi with the OS.
- Comment on Why I moved my Plex library to Jellyfin after 14 years 4 weeks ago:
Does Volumio suit your needs? I haven’t used Plex audio to compare
- Comment on Email ownership, I give up. 4 weeks ago:
Proton or Tuta mail. Supports aliasing so you can make unique email addresses per website, and trash them if you get spammed.
Singing up for a paid account you also get VPN, drive storage, password manager, docs, sheets, AI chat (I know), calendar, meetings and authenticator.
- Comment on Best Way to Create STL from Images 5 weeks ago:
There’s AI tools to assume the 3d shape from the 2s image.
- Comment on Best Way to Create STL from Images 5 weeks ago:
You can try one of these AI apps. makeit3d.app/explore
- Comment on Where did the dust settle on Syncthing Fork? 5 weeks ago:
To know if you are on your home network and use direct lan etc, rather than finding a sync relay in the cloud…something like that.
- Comment on 'Really, really weird': Physicists entangle two moving atoms for the first time, validating 'spooky' quantum theory 1 month ago:
The turboencabularor was busy
- Comment on Microsoft quietly deletes Windows 11 doc pushing 32GB RAM for gaming after outrage 2 months ago:
I agree, we run a proprietary software that as soon as people started to download the software via the web and no longer installed it from DVD, it ballooned from 4Gig to 16Gig. It so so slow and clunky now, and files take a long time to update.
- Comment on Microsoft quietly deletes Windows 11 doc pushing 32GB RAM for gaming after outrage 2 months ago:
I think people don’t realize how bloated Windows has become. I had a newer workstation laptop for work with 32 gig. My wife had a 15 year old laptop with 8 gig. Her machine ran zoom and spreadsheets much better than my work machine. My work machine was laggy. The difference was windows10 on high spec machine vs NixOS on the much older lower spec laptop.
- Comment on Microsoft quietly deletes Windows 11 doc pushing 32GB RAM for gaming after outrage 2 months ago:
Its what they wanted so they could run more garbage. Like how machines were said to not make the w11 cut, until adoption was poor and then they lowered the system bar.
- Comment on Self-hosting in 2025 isn't about privacy anymore - it's about building resistance infrastructure 5 months ago:
Thanks, wireguard was pretty easy to setup, just time consuming mapping the devices and keys between devices. But now that stage is over its all good
- Comment on Self-hosting in 2025 isn't about privacy anymore - it's about building resistance infrastructure 5 months ago:
Well it is a post about online privacy and keeping the prying eyes out.
- Comment on Self-hosting in 2025 isn't about privacy anymore - it's about building resistance infrastructure 5 months ago:
Based on current USA actions, I have more faith in my own country and allies. The account info and control plane is what I mean, it could get compromised being under US control where they don’t seem to Ned warrants anymore
- Comment on Self-hosting in 2025 isn't about privacy anymore - it's about building resistance infrastructure 5 months ago:
Are these relays? I think their announcement was data server, which means USA govt would have all your tailscale keys if they decide to keep going on the fascism.
- Comment on Self-hosting in 2025 isn't about privacy anymore - it's about building resistance infrastructure 5 months ago:
Don’t use tailscale, a few years back they moved their server storage from Canada to the USA. Use headscle or wireguard if you are tech savvy
- Comment on Gold and silver hit records as investors hunt for safety 6 months ago:
An illustration that money does not buy class.