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Do you basically just merge with the pre-existing you, like does that version of you get your memories? I can’t imagine you would just wipe their history and personality completely because what makes you so important (unless the solipsists are correct)?

Personally, I think you just merge, and you have no way to know it because your memories span both realities, and memory is what defines identity.

My Flow (1) got stupid after the latest update. We’re talking mopping carpets, spinning in circles, and running full speed into obstacles like table and chair legs. There have even been cases of it getting stuck in a cycle where it just goes over the same area over and over again, endlessly.

Hopefully someone from Narwal sees this and does some digging to find out what regressions appeared in this update.

I hear the same song playing in my head, over and over, and then randomly some new song that I haven’t even heard recently will show up and that one will start playing over and over, all the time?

I’ve kind of just learned to live with it at this point, I’ve even tried forcing myself to think about other songs, but it doesn’t really work; the song returns and plays on repeat.

Not even the whole song, just like a snippet of the chorus or a couple bars of a verse, and the parts are often out of order.

I did get laid off a couple weeks ago and it seems to have started once I started to have nothing to expend mental energy on.

Right now I have “Shake your love” by Debbie Gibson going on up there.

Anyone else have this experience?

I built a small daemon for QNAP NAS that watches your running Docker containers and automatically:

• Probes each enabled container for an HTTP port
• Adds a reverse-proxy entry via QNAP's built-in reverse proxy engine
• Publishes an mDNS hostname so every container is reachable at <name>.local from any device on your LAN
• Cleans up entries when containers stop
• It handles collision detection (won't clobber manually-configured entries), creates backups before every change, emits QNAP system notices for problems, and recovers from crashes gracefully.

How to use it: add labels to any container:

docker update --label-add qnap-docker-mdns.enable=true my-container

Install: Enable "Allow unsigned applications" in App Center → Settings → General, then run:

curl -fsSL -o /tmp/qnap-docker-mdns.qpkg \
https://github.com/squizzeak/qnap-docker-mdns/releases/latest/download/qnap-docker-mdns_latest.qpkg && \
qpkg_cli -m /tmp/qnap-docker-mdns_latest.qpkg -A 1 -q -K && \
qpkg_cli --enable qnap-docker-mdns

Works on QTS 5.x. Tested on a TS-453D. Let me know if you run into issues — happy to help troubleshoot.

Disclaimer: This project and this post were generated with the assistance of LLMs. The code has been tested on actual hardware (QTS 5.2.9).

My S10 sat idle for a while and now when it docks to the water station it can’t seem to get clean water refilled. I’m using the tanks with the water station, is there anything I can check to make sure there are no blockages along the clean water path? I did charge up the water station so the robot communicates with it fine, and it even ejects dirty water without issue, but clean water just simply won’t flow.

The error I get is “water refilling abnormal”.

I keep getting error messages from plex for some media saying that DoVi is not supported and I’m wondering if anyone has set up a workflow for this that can re-encode them since I can’t seem to find a way to identify these at the *arr layer and block them.

I still to this day insist upon using bash because I know it inside and out.

How does one make the switch to another shell such as zsh without completely tanking their productivity?