A cream soda float sounds absolutely delightful

journalctl -f -u uwsgi@searxng might be helpful

That extra licensing fee for driving an electric vehicle that's supposed to cover the loss in gas tax is gonna stick around of course.

A list of a few that I have fed into my RSS reader

https://tinkerbetter.tube/c/veronicaexplains

https://tilvids.com/c/thelinuxexperiment_channel

https://makertube.net/c/reesrambles

Edit: This is handy also https://sepiasearch.org/

Glad to see this has been addressed! It was early last year when I was looking into this, and they only had IGDB support at the time. Thanks for the update!

I haven't set either up yet, but my leaning is more towards gaseous-project due to not having to sign up for an IGDB account.

It was only a couple of times.

Hit up your local restaurant supply if you can. $4.20/lb here currently in a 10lb tube and I usually hit a sale for under $4.00/lb for 80/20. A lot of those places don't require a membership, you just need the freezer space.

A quick web search shows slatedb supports WebDAV through Rust's object_store interface, or at least it does at first glance.

WebDAV is a wonderful standard and it is compatible with all kinds of things that seem to be overlooked. S3 has turned into this monster of a thing that's "owned" by AWS vs a nice usable RFC that anybody can implement and know if it actually changes.

I've honestly never understood the need for s3 buckets. WebDAV satisfies my needs. I'm sure there are some use cases that require S3, but for the life of me I can't think of one off the top of my head right now.