How long have you been doing it? I remember when I was first getting into running and struggling like this.
I forget how much time it was, but within a year, I was running a 5k at least twice a week. In addition to that, I ran 8k twice, but that was pretty intense and I had a lot of pain after doing that. So, I stopped doing that.
What I am trying to say is just keep with it and if you are running a pace that causes you breath so heavy. that you can't talk, then slow down your pace.
I couldn't quickly find any information on streaming services. I'd love to swap out the slow smart tv ui for this, but if my wife has to fumble with webbrowers using a tv remote, it will not last.
It is allowing me to do things that I could not do on my own due to time constraints. It also allows me to do stuff that I could not afford to do (generate my company logo and variations of the mascot for social media posts.)
I know a lot of people think I am rich, but I live in a third world country and hardly have any extra to save, so I truly can't afford to pay a graphic designer to do that work. I actually did once, on upwork, but the vector work she did was terrible and she couldn't figure out how to remove these thick black lines. ChatGPT was able to fix it though.
cal.com compatible ics calendar or alternative booking suite?
Took me a while to get back to this. I got a bit sick over the weekend. Anyway, the opensource scheduling software is not too great. I am a little surprised by it as there are a few commercial options or opensource options that lock certain features behind a paywall even when selfhosting, like cal.com.
Cal.com is the only software that provides the feature set I need, but they charge about as much per user as Zoom does and it pisses me off that it's so expensive to have a shared calendar so my clients will simply book a time and date and have round robin logic applied to who the client gets assigned to.
Because of this, I am slowly working on building my own scheduling system that I will selfhost. I am mostly vibecoding it as I am too busy running a small company to dedicate time to coding it properly, but that is some tech I can easily test for functionality and fix down the line when there is more time or money.
simplybook.me is another service I came across, but they charge you based on how many features you enable, and you basically can't use their system for scheduling without adding on a bunch of features. Once your trial ends, you can't turn off the features and go back to the free version without signing up for a pro account or whatever they call it.
I think is people don’t like it they don’t need to use it. I’m ok with rules stating ai generated content must be labeled though. I wouldn’t even mind a toggle so it could just be turned off.
But it is tech that is here to stay. It is useful to many people.
cal.com compatible ics calendar or alternative booking suite?
I’ve been looking into this a bit already. I’m actually on a road trip and will start driving soon, but if your respond to this comment I can fill you in on what I’ve learning in the next day or two.
I think the creator of the was interviewed at some point and they acknowledged that the font was a knockoff of the font he made. If I am misremembering, please correct me.
When you connect to Tailscale, via cli it should give you a link to use to connect it to your account. You can get the ip address in various ways. One of which is just looking on your Tailscale dashboard. You need to have Tailscale installed on every machine you want to talk with.
That’s a lot of fucking honey!