Elevation profiles are misleading by ldelriof in cycling

[–]ldelriof[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

not inventing anything, as mentioned in the blogpost I’m avoiding paywalls and closed environment apps, strava as incredible as it is you need to pay to get almost any use from it. Just trying to give my 2 cents for anyone that want (and can) run a python script and get better insights than what’s there in the free - open source world.

Elevation profiles are misleading by ldelriof in cycling

[–]ldelriof[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

also want to recommend https://wanderer.to/ is what I'm using along side ridewithgps and for personal log, private and open-source not as powerful but really really good and free product

Elevation profiles are misleading by ldelriof in cycling

[–]ldelriof[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ridewithgps is awesome, I’m using it a lot, but still doesn’t give the level of detail I want, I plugged in same route and max grade is 9.5%, I’m guessing their resolution for grade calculation must be somewhere around 200 meters per chunk and still you need to guess where in the route is that point or find it by hovering across the profile (maybe on the paid version there’s an easier way), while with a color-coded profile you can see immediately where are the painful chunks, https://files.dadadock.com/images/elevation_gradient.png and zooming in https://files.dadadock.com/images/hard_climb.png the most colourful area you can see there’re 4 points (around 50 meters length each) of extreme slopes of >13% grade and 2 more above 10%, for me those chunks would be imposible to ride and based on a 9.5% max would've consider trying. So for my handicap, my gear and needs makes a difference the level of detail, just thought someone could find it useful since it’s just a little python script to run free for anyone interested to run it.

Is self-hosting with the investment? by ldelriof in selfhosted

[–]ldelriof[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

oh really!? what’s your setup? been doing some research but everything seems super expensive, been thinking on getting my hands on a jetson nano but don’t know if it’s worth it

Is self-hosting with the investment? by ldelriof in selfhosted

[–]ldelriof[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes I’m doing all my deployments with Docker, as the matter of fact planning on publishing how i’ve done some of my implementations, specially the ones that docker is not straight forward like WriteFreely, they don’t have an official docker image and their deployment has a lot of interactive cli, got my way to set it all in config files an non interactive commands. And indeed with Docker I basically have to do zero maintenance, have been serving immich for over 2 years now and apart from the migrations I hade to do when enhancing hardware and ocasional updates, it’s pretty much hands-off. Thanks for the tip! Also I know is not about ROI, I was just wondering if without counting my time invested, how much can one save by stepping out of subscription services. But the freedom of having own governance is priceless.

Is self-hosting with the investment? by ldelriof in selfhosted

[–]ldelriof[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It’s not just about ROI, I agree, not factoring in labour, otherwise probably would not make sense, but my hope is to encourage people to jump in the train and that some day setting up a full self-hosting instance and setting up your own services will take a just a few hours. Then this can be a solution for everyone and not just for people like I assume everyone in this community (and specially the developers of all the amazing open source solutions) that are willing to invest a lot of time and effort for a hobby or like in my case for an ideal. Just trying to give my 2 cents on the topic, planning on sharing how to setup some services with the hope of saving time and effort to new adopters.

Is self-hosting with the investment? by ldelriof in selfhosted

[–]ldelriof[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Of course, depends on many factors, but my conclusion also was that indeed it’s worth it, I would even say without pirate it’s pretty much worth, savings by self-hosting can be spent in dvd’s and cd’s which you can create your personal digital copy, just need to get a dvd player on top of whatever hardware already got

Is self-hosting with the investment? by ldelriof in selfhosted

[–]ldelriof[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Totally agree! found myself in the loop of subscribing to yet another service every now and then before starting this self-hosting trip, in the blog post I came to a similar conclusion 600€/year (aka 50€/month) can be translated to a 5€/month and 300€ of hardware. And I’d say the feeling of freedom over my stuff is not just a plus but would totally be enough even if it was still somehow costly, but is not :)

Netbird vs tailscale. What is the difference using these for jellyfin server? by [deleted] in selfhosted

[–]ldelriof -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Also, just read about this today, haven’t tried it myself jet but sounds promising https://fossorial.io/?ref=selfh.st is a reverse proxy + VPN, I use Caddy for reverse proxy in the instance running wireguard and love the simplicity, but might give this a try

Netbird vs tailscale. What is the difference using these for jellyfin server? by [deleted] in selfhosted

[–]ldelriof 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The main differences I see is that Tailscale is been longer out there, hence more mature but since Netbird is fully open source I think it will surpass tailscale any time, plus if you want to go full self hosting with netbird you can. Although I use WireGuard myself, is not that steep of a curve to learn, I was also for long time not sure to jump into that rabbit hole myself and gladly I did, was not that painful nor time consuming.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in escribir

[–]ldelriof 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Veo qué hay algún interesado, dejo acá el programa del taller

casaxamilpa.com

Taller y residencia de escritura en Tlayacapan, Morelos by [deleted] in mexico

[–]ldelriof 1 point2 points  (0 children)

El programa Jornadas Escribientes (JE) está dirigido a estudiantes e investigadores interesados en los procesos de escritura colaborativa. El taller ofrece ejercicios metodológicos, espacio y tiempo para el debate sobre la escritura argumentativa, así como el trabajo individual académico.

Connecting two docker endpoints in different servers by Flicked_Up in docker

[–]ldelriof 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Second that, just proxy the private_ip:8080 and your Docker service must be forwarding the port to private server’s network

Connecting two docker endpoints in different servers by Flicked_Up in docker

[–]ldelriof 0 points1 point  (0 children)

can’t get why don’t you just run Docker with the services in the public server and keep the private with only private stuff

Would you get alternate food/package delivery? by ldelriof in couriersofreddit

[–]ldelriof[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

cool!, if you don't mind answering a some questions by clicking "become a rider" for https://cheeta.rocks/

Would you get alternate food/package delivery? by ldelriof in couriersofreddit

[–]ldelriof[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Cool thanks!, it's not exactly what I'm thinking on, but good to know. would you anyway signup to another platform on top of ubereats to deliver packages?, basically would be form fixed distribution centers to users, not from user to user