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abartl··on Show HN: Umbrel – A personal server OS for self-hosting
Great project, congrats! I have tried some of the homelab solutions. In some aspects the success of these projects depend on whether you keep testing and updating the docker compose files. Meaning: for years! You need a test environment to test the new versions of the apps as they come out. This can be quite a lot of work that many underestimate.
abartl··on The Wisdom in Kung Fu Panda
Also you don't need the best action you can come up with. A good enough action will do (even inaction is an action). Also, if it turns out it wasn't a good action, well, s** happens, that's the upredicatable nature of life, so it will be fine, you will recover from it.
abartl··on For sleep apnea, a mouth guard may be a good alternative to CPAP
The danger in this article is that less people might be willing to get a proper sleeep study after reading it and having a false sense that CPAP is terrible.

For sleep apnea CPAP WORKS and everything else is a hack.

We need more articles encouraging people to try CPAP instead of: here, take this nose clip on Ali Express it might work; or here put this ointment or use this mouthguard.

If you snore loud or people say your breath stops at night or you feel continuously tired or have headaches in the morning: - talk to your doctor and demand a sleep study - try CPAP for several weeks/months and try to get used to it - once in a while you can test your blood oxygen / heartbeat overnight with a pulsoxymeter that has memory; also this can be helpful for people who can't convince e.g. a family member to do a sleep study - please don't believe that a nose clip or mouthguard is a full solution; your life quality will suffer greatly

abartl··on Engineer Who Won the Nobel Prize Twice in Physics
There is nothing wrong with being mediocre.
abartl··on Nasty macOS flaw is bricking MacBooks: Don't install this update
For me the installation got stuck. Had to try twice
abartl··on The FCC Has Fined Robocallers $208M, Collected $6,790
Very simple: Telcos are incentivized to allow robocallers so that they can sell robocaller blocker services.