I learned about this book written by Adam who founded the SeaGL conference.

https://selfhostbook.com/

I’ve been self hosting for years and bought it to support him. I like the style of writing and how he explains the concepts.

This works great so far for the first few checkpoints on the delta emulator for iOS.

catch-all addresses just work with correct from address when replying

What do you mean by this? I’d like to be able to reply from a [email protected] automatically.

For me Thunderbird makes me create an alias in order to reply to my catch all (*@mydomain.com). Did you have to configure something specifically?

Thanks for that link! I learned some new tricks.

I recently discovered an alternative to these minimalist phones. On the iPhone I am able to setup “Focus” modes. You can tune which applications give notifications while in the focus mode. So when I’m in my work focus mode I block out notifications for all apps except Outlook and Teams. Then you can also adjust the focus mode to change your Lock Screen widgets and Home Screen layout. So you can prioritize the items you want to see.

Then additionally I setup screen time limits on social media sites like Instagram. I set a 30 min limit per day. Then if I want to bypass that limit I need to make a decision to do it.

I feel like these tools have let me wrestle back control of my device usage. Now I can’t get sucked into hours long Instagram scrolling sessions.

I do see an advantage to tie it to a time period for the customer. If it was just tied to a major version then Unraid would have to make a decision about if a feature belongs in version 8 or version 9. Essentially locking that feature behind a paid upgrade. By making the upgrade tied to a time period they have no incentive to hold features back for the next major version.

Thanks for the information and the suggestion!

Has it always been possible to remote wake the Steam Deck? Or is this a feature exclusive to the OLED model?

I have an LCD model and would love to be able to wake it while it’s in the dock hooked up to my TV.