Cool. I recently setup jellyfin and radarr/sonarr but was then too exhausted to try jellyseer. This post made me realize it is trivial. I will definitely set that up as well.

Nice post!

I see you Ted Kaczinsky

No problem man. I hope it works out for you! I found it something to get used to after I stopped smoking tobacco 5 years ago but I went haven’t looked back ever since.

Enjoy!

I have no experience with the B but I think they should be fine. It’s the same tip as the M but just a silicone stem. There will be a durability difference in relation to stainless steel obviously but that’s why it’s cheaper.

Make sure to watch a few videos because there is a little bit of a learning curve and the activity itself is different from smoking a joint.

With regards to health vaping is currently assumed to be definitely less hazardous.

Your experience may vary per vape and temp settings. I cannot imagine you get proper high from a joint but not from the same amount of weed in a mighty or tinymight2. But tbh in a dynavap should work too if you hit it well at reasonably high temperatures.

Looking pretty good! Might benefit from some defoliation though if that’s your thing.

Hi friendo

Ahhh yes the tampon phase. I remember those days.

Although in 2024 I would recommend anyone to be done with smoking and buy a vaporizer. Even if you don’t consume as much, a dynavap is only 40-60EU, allows you to pretty much use any heat source, gives excellent vapor and is built to last.

Vaporents are the future :)

Does such an angle exist from the google perspective? Probably.

Is it ‘just’ this and nothing else, I’d argue no.

Matters tend to be more complex than simple black and white statements.

I for one think Mozilla is one of the most visible actors with regards to privacy promoting thought and FOSS, with widespread ‘mainstream’ reach. If it wasn’t for Firefox I’d have to use chromium for instance, and that would make the world a sadder day.

I do agree that funding from google is an obvious conflict of interest and probably influences policy in a way not a 100% aligned with humanitarian goals. This is definitely less than ideal and I think everybody involved on this side of the fence would like to see that change. Maybe you could help them with that?