A Bulletin Board from the backside of the internet

I put it on the wall and I quite like the look of it, and it sounds fine too

I already shared the picture on Mastodon, but I'm posting it here too, this is my current hifi setup:

Oh this is a very nice setup, and a really pretty collection of devices you have there! Though we might have to have a talk about your taste in music ;) (just kidding, whatever makes you happy is the right kind of music! 8-) ) I quit streaming services two years ago and also started getting back int...

Noooo! Don't show me stuff like this!! I have so many unfinished projects lying around already, I can't possibly start another one

I quit Instagram a couple of years ago, but I downloaded all my stuff... maybe I could repost that on a self hosted gallery website. That might make for a nice weekend project

I think first I have to take up photography again...
But if I put up an image gallery, I'll let you know!

Well that was my mistake then - thanks for pointing it out! And for adapting the script for us unworthy Linux users

It works great now!

Here's a before and after rebuild, you can see that the first file changes size: andreas@powerplant:/tmp/imgram$ ll insgesamt 196K -rw-r--r-- 1 andreas andreas 151K 24. Apr 15:42 aaicrz.jpg -rw-r--r-- 1 andreas andreas 465 24. Apr 15:42 all -rw-r--r-- 1 andreas andreas 11 24. Apr 15:42 alltags -rw-r...

I'm on Arch Linux. When I run the rebuild, there are no errors: $ ./img.ksh rebuild making page for tag no_context for posts from 1 to 20 making page for tag all for posts from 1 to 20 Adding an image afterwards gives this: $ ./img.ksh 287b00d261e257d410c1c31e7e885b0b.jpg file: 287b00d261e257d410c1c...

Thanks for sharing!

I gave it a quick try on Linux, and I could add images without problems, but every time I did "index rebuild", all jpgs in the output directory wound up being 9 bytes in size, even though they were fine before.

Any idea why that could be?

Then I will pester him about it, thanks