David From Space @ emuspawn @orbiting.observer

I'm David. I live in Tacoma, Washington.

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I've started a bunch of mesclun to keep the Baby Greens Train rolling! The garden is providing green beans, and the torrent of tomatoes has just begun. The Shishito peppers are coming in nicely, and the ground cherries have started dropping off the plants!

I imagine Autumnal Damage would be similar to winter arriving in Bone, but with falling leaves.

I'm doing Kabocha and Blue Hubbard~ The hubbard squash was supposed to be a trap crop in the less controlled wildlife garden, but gourd fortune smiled on me and no pests showed up; the vine has gone nuts with 6 viable (large!) fruits on it. It's my second year trying to grow squash, so 2 outta 3 ain't bad!

They are testing them now, they claim they'll have reusable rockets in 2025 or 2026. Seems it's in their plan.

Turkeys!!!!!

I feel you on the pumpkins, I think I'm only getting two this year. My other two squash varieties are doing great, but there's just two green pumpkins on the vine.....and a bunch more sad ones :(

Those are some lovely blooms! Bee pics plz.

Our tomatoes are finally blushing!

The peppers are all peppering, including this CHAMP Shishito matching the pepper size of the others! You grow on now! (All the other Shishito plants are normal size)

I've got a decent number of Kabocha squash growing, exciting!

And a number of Hubbard squash hanging around getting big!

For some reason, most of our sunflowers didn't come up this year. Only a few did, and they all seem to be facing away from the sun??

I've been trying to grow marigolds for Día de los Muertos as we always seem to get to the holiday week and have to scramble to find them. It's going well!

That's right politicians, it's once again time for CONDITIONAL_SOUP'S THREE MINUTES OF TRANSIT.

Is it The Wandering Village?

There's always room for more

Looks really cool. I've been working on implementing SSO through Authentik for every home lab service that supports it (Like Proxmox!) Do you think you'll add SSO/SAML? If you do, I recommend not locking it behind the enterprise plan to encourage adoption.

Symfonium can create playlists and push them to Navidrome. It's got great import/sync options.

Tonight's story: Every man older than OldMan.getMinimumAge() has been in perfect *unchanging* health for the last few months‽ To find out why, stay tuned! Our experts chime in to help you understand....

It's not always as simple as measuring an observable system or simulating the parameters the best you can. Lots of parameters + lots of variables = we have a good idea how it should go, we can get close, but don't actually know. That's part of why emergent behavior and chaos theory are so difficult, even in theoretically closed systems.

Congrats! Glad y'all's teamwork paid off!

Now, see - here's some ripe fodder for conspiracy theories. Look, a commercial partner launched these 'nonfunctional spy satellites' who will be definitely owned by 'Not a government!' in orbit! Look, you can point your radios at them, totally silent and non-communicative! You can stop looking at these guys, they were a bust. Guess we'll need to launch TWO MORE to make up for it......

/s?

glog my grog as I lob a monologue to my catalog

Well, I've maintained my music collection from the olden days, and acquire new music as I discover I like it. I mostly have trash vaporwave tastes so I actually buy most of my music cheaply on bandcamp. My music collection isn't massive like some peoples, but it's a decent amount of GB. Mostly mp3, I'm not fancy enough for FLAC.

As for hosting the music, check out Navidrome. It's a great subsonic compatible service that can run on your OS of choice. I use Symfonium on Android to access the library. It supports playlist syncing, offline caching, etc. etc.

I'll bet that dog was the highlight of some people's weeks.

That was an enjoyable read!