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That’s what I use, but I don’t think anybody would say that next cloud is a simple app.

IIRC, a normal prune doesn’t get rid of those, only the --all prune does that. The normal one only erases images that aren’t associated with any container.

I usually use pokémon, typically from the first few generations.

Theoretically, this could be the impetus that Sparks Open journals, but unfortunately that doesn’t seem very likely.

I think their goal is for the men to still be degenerate pigs, but only with a single woman.

The Android app works well. I rarely have issues with it, except when switching back and forth between the web player and and the app, when it sometimes doesn’t properly sync progress fast enough.

In terms of most used for me, it would be:

• Nextcloud: contains my contacts, calendar, and photos synced with my phone, as well as access to files on my server from any web browser.
• Home assistant: both automated and remote control of your lights, thermostat, etc.
• Audiobookshelf: only really useful if you have an audiobook collection
• Vault Warden: self-hosted bitwarden. Not really all that important to self-host, since a bit warden’s clients are open source.
• Frigate: only useful if you have security cameras.
• Navidrome: only useful if you have a music collection.
• Jellyfin: only useful if you have a movie / TV collection.

In other news, the moon is getting farther away from the Earth, and the sun is expanding.

On one hand, it’s a good thing. On the other hand, it’s not that surprising that the group specifically dedicated to biodiversity is slowing biodiversity loss.