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I tested it for the other use-case, and it fails after the Save button turns in to a loading sign for ~20s in the foreground.
April 18, 2025 at 11:03 PM
I tested it for the other use-case, and it fails after the Save button turns in to a loading sign for ~20s in the foreground.
I find it plausible for caching network file access being hard, but just plain file download and upload failing unclearly, getting stuck, and being slow?
Pardon, this grew to a rant.
Pardon, this grew to a rant.
April 4, 2025 at 4:41 PM
I find it plausible for caching network file access being hard, but just plain file download and upload failing unclearly, getting stuck, and being slow?
Pardon, this grew to a rant.
Pardon, this grew to a rant.
With Drive it's about 40 minutes with a 50/50 (minimum 30) WiFi → LTE hotspot connection.
I've tried many things over the years, but by far iOS is only suitable as a single/few-purpose, and even then wonky.
I've tried many things over the years, but by far iOS is only suitable as a single/few-purpose, and even then wonky.
April 4, 2025 at 4:41 PM
With Drive it's about 40 minutes with a 50/50 (minimum 30) WiFi → LTE hotspot connection.
I've tried many things over the years, but by far iOS is only suitable as a single/few-purpose, and even then wonky.
I've tried many things over the years, but by far iOS is only suitable as a single/few-purpose, and even then wonky.
An example case of 15 files of new sheet music, each typically around 5-8M, larger 20M, some gigantics 200M. With 90% typicals and 10% larger, transfer via the Files app doesn't complete in a day (with power saving turned off, WiFi, and charging).
April 4, 2025 at 4:41 PM
An example case of 15 files of new sheet music, each typically around 5-8M, larger 20M, some gigantics 200M. With 90% typicals and 10% larger, transfer via the Files app doesn't complete in a day (with power saving turned off, WiFi, and charging).
I love pre-downloading stuff on iOS before low-bandwidth or time-sensitive tasks just for it to require full redownload, require connectivity for a small part of it (affecting access to the whole file) or the directory listing where the file is being unavailable.
April 4, 2025 at 4:41 PM
I love pre-downloading stuff on iOS before low-bandwidth or time-sensitive tasks just for it to require full redownload, require connectivity for a small part of it (affecting access to the whole file) or the directory listing where the file is being unavailable.
- Get stuck uploading the files;
- Upload the files a few months later;
- Remote contents are outdated, can't refresh;
- Download failed, can't restart, force restart, resume, nothing;
- Slow transfers;
- No clear indication whether a file is completely uploaded or downloaded.
- Upload the files a few months later;
- Remote contents are outdated, can't refresh;
- Download failed, can't restart, force restart, resume, nothing;
- Slow transfers;
- No clear indication whether a file is completely uploaded or downloaded.
April 4, 2025 at 4:41 PM
- Get stuck uploading the files;
- Upload the files a few months later;
- Remote contents are outdated, can't refresh;
- Download failed, can't restart, force restart, resume, nothing;
- Slow transfers;
- No clear indication whether a file is completely uploaded or downloaded.
- Upload the files a few months later;
- Remote contents are outdated, can't refresh;
- Download failed, can't restart, force restart, resume, nothing;
- Slow transfers;
- No clear indication whether a file is completely uploaded or downloaded.
2) Uploading forScore backup archives of the current library (1.4G-2.1G).
I've gotten used to distrust transfers via the Files app. WebDAV, Google Drive, and Nextcloud all (when handling multiple files (5+) of 5-10M or large (150M+)):
I've gotten used to distrust transfers via the Files app. WebDAV, Google Drive, and Nextcloud all (when handling multiple files (5+) of 5-10M or large (150M+)):
April 4, 2025 at 4:41 PM
2) Uploading forScore backup archives of the current library (1.4G-2.1G).
I've gotten used to distrust transfers via the Files app. WebDAV, Google Drive, and Nextcloud all (when handling multiple files (5+) of 5-10M or large (150M+)):
I've gotten used to distrust transfers via the Files app. WebDAV, Google Drive, and Nextcloud all (when handling multiple files (5+) of 5-10M or large (150M+)):
¹ Due to arbitrary backup limits of iOS — I can't provide my own storage backend.
It could, however, replace one of my uses for Nextcloud (bug king of any app I've used, for 10 years):
1) Accessing remote files. Certain directories read-only, others read-write (may overlap with bind mounts).
It could, however, replace one of my uses for Nextcloud (bug king of any app I've used, for 10 years):
1) Accessing remote files. Certain directories read-only, others read-write (may overlap with bind mounts).
April 4, 2025 at 4:41 PM
¹ Due to arbitrary backup limits of iOS — I can't provide my own storage backend.
It could, however, replace one of my uses for Nextcloud (bug king of any app I've used, for 10 years):
1) Accessing remote files. Certain directories read-only, others read-write (may overlap with bind mounts).
It could, however, replace one of my uses for Nextcloud (bug king of any app I've used, for 10 years):
1) Accessing remote files. Certain directories read-only, others read-write (may overlap with bind mounts).
It wouldn't solve my use-case for it, as my src-dst on the laptop are impromptu directories.
Most often, I aggressively¹ archive multi-file named collections out of forScore, creating and recv a folder each on the Linux side + sanity check for corrupted exports (forScore fault, about every 15-20).
Most often, I aggressively¹ archive multi-file named collections out of forScore, creating and recv a folder each on the Linux side + sanity check for corrupted exports (forScore fault, about every 15-20).
April 4, 2025 at 4:41 PM
It wouldn't solve my use-case for it, as my src-dst on the laptop are impromptu directories.
Most often, I aggressively¹ archive multi-file named collections out of forScore, creating and recv a folder each on the Linux side + sanity check for corrupted exports (forScore fault, about every 15-20).
Most often, I aggressively¹ archive multi-file named collections out of forScore, creating and recv a folder each on the Linux side + sanity check for corrupted exports (forScore fault, about every 15-20).
For dreaming, offline P2P (with EU regulations) would be nice asw. TS did not work on an Airplane.
As for the multi-passkeys, in my model it's a major risk (for root of truth) to trust an external auth provider. I'm signed in to GitHub in many places, and can access TS admin without confirmation.
As for the multi-passkeys, in my model it's a major risk (for root of truth) to trust an external auth provider. I'm signed in to GitHub in many places, and can access TS admin without confirmation.
April 3, 2025 at 7:23 PM
For dreaming, offline P2P (with EU regulations) would be nice asw. TS did not work on an Airplane.
As for the multi-passkeys, in my model it's a major risk (for root of truth) to trust an external auth provider. I'm signed in to GitHub in many places, and can access TS admin without confirmation.
As for the multi-passkeys, in my model it's a major risk (for root of truth) to trust an external auth provider. I'm signed in to GitHub in many places, and can access TS admin without confirmation.
Today I have to constantly reauthenticate my primary device (to clear tags for Taildrop), and login.tailscale.com to re-add them (for everything else).
I wish it sent a notification (for first file in series), 'click here to recv', so I don't have to find-switch apps, select all, share to app.
I wish it sent a notification (for first file in series), 'click here to recv', so I don't have to find-switch apps, select all, share to app.
April 3, 2025 at 7:23 PM
Today I have to constantly reauthenticate my primary device (to clear tags for Taildrop), and login.tailscale.com to re-add them (for everything else).
I wish it sent a notification (for first file in series), 'click here to recv', so I don't have to find-switch apps, select all, share to app.
I wish it sent a notification (for first file in series), 'click here to recv', so I don't have to find-switch apps, select all, share to app.
Sprint and Marathon (@techaltar.bsky.social youtu.be/TjxKu_WQoBU). It feels like the learnings were shaped by Wireguard, core design.
What I'd like addressed, in the marathon, — Taildrop working with ACL tags; allowing multiple passkeys on account (for same-user features).
#5yearsofTailscale
What I'd like addressed, in the marathon, — Taildrop working with ACL tags; allowing multiple passkeys on account (for same-user features).
#5yearsofTailscale
April 3, 2025 at 7:23 PM
Sprint and Marathon (@techaltar.bsky.social youtu.be/TjxKu_WQoBU). It feels like the learnings were shaped by Wireguard, core design.
What I'd like addressed, in the marathon, — Taildrop working with ACL tags; allowing multiple passkeys on account (for same-user features).
#5yearsofTailscale
What I'd like addressed, in the marathon, — Taildrop working with ACL tags; allowing multiple passkeys on account (for same-user features).
#5yearsofTailscale
Fuck, wish I could've finished with footnote 4, on a good note.
January 3, 2025 at 8:04 AM
Fuck, wish I could've finished with footnote 4, on a good note.
Addiction as a thing you do regularly, and isn't all positive. No, addiction is blatant, it can't be bended, it's a parasite.
Similarly, earlier I didn't mention shocking as numb 'shocking news', but as deeply and fundamentally shocking. Standing there happily, but rooting in an absurd, gross lie.
Similarly, earlier I didn't mention shocking as numb 'shocking news', but as deeply and fundamentally shocking. Standing there happily, but rooting in an absurd, gross lie.
January 3, 2025 at 8:04 AM
Addiction as a thing you do regularly, and isn't all positive. No, addiction is blatant, it can't be bended, it's a parasite.
Similarly, earlier I didn't mention shocking as numb 'shocking news', but as deeply and fundamentally shocking. Standing there happily, but rooting in an absurd, gross lie.
Similarly, earlier I didn't mention shocking as numb 'shocking news', but as deeply and fundamentally shocking. Standing there happily, but rooting in an absurd, gross lie.
Depression hit, and I couldn't pick myself up, out and moving. Days and all-nighters were spent in the garbage. External controls don't help.
I find it wrong to name it an addiction, its more extreme, and I haven't recovered. Maybe it is how the word has changed, gone casual.
I find it wrong to name it an addiction, its more extreme, and I haven't recovered. Maybe it is how the word has changed, gone casual.
January 3, 2025 at 8:04 AM
Depression hit, and I couldn't pick myself up, out and moving. Days and all-nighters were spent in the garbage. External controls don't help.
I find it wrong to name it an addiction, its more extreme, and I haven't recovered. Maybe it is how the word has changed, gone casual.
I find it wrong to name it an addiction, its more extreme, and I haven't recovered. Maybe it is how the word has changed, gone casual.
It didn't help. Even when posting, I get stuck for half a day in the app. I don't know what to do, to get my content out, but not participate in my and other's addiction.
It used to be controllable, as I literally didn't have time to scroll. Then due to a dumb mistake, I lost my timesink.
It used to be controllable, as I literally didn't have time to scroll. Then due to a dumb mistake, I lost my timesink.
January 3, 2025 at 8:04 AM
It didn't help. Even when posting, I get stuck for half a day in the app. I don't know what to do, to get my content out, but not participate in my and other's addiction.
It used to be controllable, as I literally didn't have time to scroll. Then due to a dumb mistake, I lost my timesink.
It used to be controllable, as I literally didn't have time to scroll. Then due to a dumb mistake, I lost my timesink.
1) Real life is reflected there, including my own style of posting. In the uninstall-reinstall-to-post cycle, I renamed the app Postagram (to define purpose, idk?).
January 3, 2025 at 8:04 AM
1) Real life is reflected there, including my own style of posting. In the uninstall-reinstall-to-post cycle, I renamed the app Postagram (to define purpose, idk?).
[back from the (checks notes) aside-footnote, again] The problem with Instagram(/Facebook) is that it is only 99% garbage. 2) It has seldom worked for discovery for my aesthetics toe.
January 3, 2025 at 8:04 AM
[back from the (checks notes) aside-footnote, again] The problem with Instagram(/Facebook) is that it is only 99% garbage. 2) It has seldom worked for discovery for my aesthetics toe.
Occasionaly top-grade relevant meme-funny, in the style of 'reelationship' happens. It might be its healthy to not be in the extremes, or the spiraling-toxic behaviour leaks.
It is possible to hang out, it's magical.
It is possible to hang out, it's magical.
January 3, 2025 at 8:04 AM
Occasionaly top-grade relevant meme-funny, in the style of 'reelationship' happens. It might be its healthy to not be in the extremes, or the spiraling-toxic behaviour leaks.
It is possible to hang out, it's magical.
It is possible to hang out, it's magical.
Avoiding sharing in to the group. We do still share, but maybe its different. The first sharing is like in a 'reelationship', of only sending, without further discussion. What we share is genuinely useful, or sparks discussion, or asking for help with a problem.
January 3, 2025 at 8:04 AM
Avoiding sharing in to the group. We do still share, but maybe its different. The first sharing is like in a 'reelationship', of only sending, without further discussion. What we share is genuinely useful, or sparks discussion, or asking for help with a problem.
I know it is possible. The one single group I'm in. 20 members, 2-5 active in a day, maybe a set of 8-10 + the ones who read, and/or once a quarter/year come out of the grave to reply/post.
One of the unspoken rules (tbh it is written down in the 10 meme ones) is to not stream.
One of the unspoken rules (tbh it is written down in the 10 meme ones) is to not stream.
January 3, 2025 at 8:04 AM
I know it is possible. The one single group I'm in. 20 members, 2-5 active in a day, maybe a set of 8-10 + the ones who read, and/or once a quarter/year come out of the grave to reply/post.
One of the unspoken rules (tbh it is written down in the 10 meme ones) is to not stream.
One of the unspoken rules (tbh it is written down in the 10 meme ones) is to not stream.
⁴ It's still a fact that people you don't meet daily are hard to keep up the relationship, or even remember. I can't put my finger on a good solution.
January 3, 2025 at 8:04 AM
⁴ It's still a fact that people you don't meet daily are hard to keep up the relationship, or even remember. I can't put my finger on a good solution.
[back from the aside] I intentionally forced myself in to Instagram to educate myself. I have gotten a dozen good posts out of it, I feel better publishing. Plausibly, retained 3 friends⁴.
January 3, 2025 at 8:04 AM
[back from the aside] I intentionally forced myself in to Instagram to educate myself. I have gotten a dozen good posts out of it, I feel better publishing. Plausibly, retained 3 friends⁴.
Picking a sample size, say 20, 100, or 200. Writing down, or mentally noting, how many are extraordinary, good, fair, meh/bad, and ugly. Even fair is a high bar.
January 3, 2025 at 8:04 AM
Picking a sample size, say 20, 100, or 200. Writing down, or mentally noting, how many are extraordinary, good, fair, meh/bad, and ugly. Even fair is a high bar.
³ Another pair of platforms is Instagram and TikTok.
[uhh topic change] When I first started unsubscribing with blogs, I had to sell it to myself by dumbing it down to numbers.
[uhh topic change] When I first started unsubscribing with blogs, I had to sell it to myself by dumbing it down to numbers.
January 3, 2025 at 8:04 AM
³ Another pair of platforms is Instagram and TikTok.
[uhh topic change] When I first started unsubscribing with blogs, I had to sell it to myself by dumbing it down to numbers.
[uhh topic change] When I first started unsubscribing with blogs, I had to sell it to myself by dumbing it down to numbers.