minnix

What are you using for the web server? There should be logs somewhere

If I were in your position as a beginner again, I would follow a much simpler program. 3-4 very basic compound lifts starting with just the bar 3 times a week at most. Your progression in the beginning should be very quick, you should not be tired after a workout (at least for the first couple of months) and you should keep track of how much you're lifting so that with each workout you can increase the weight by 5 to 10 pounds depending on the exercise. Lots of phone apps that can do this for you. Also shoot for 150 minutes of cardio a week (soccer is good cardio).

Eat whatever calories you calculated. Also 1.7g and 2.8g of protein is nothing unless you mean per kg of body mass which is in range (1.7 is too low though). And working out from September to November is just getting warmed up. Don't give up, and think of fitness as a life long pursuit, not something with an end goal.

Yes, all of those calculations can be set within esphome.

!sbcs@lemux.minnix.dev would appreciate this.

This one's made for a carrier, pops into a 200 pin SO-DIMM connection kind of like a stick of RAM. Radxa sells the compatible IO boards as well.

Response seems pretty reasonable to me.

If you're on 18.5 or under, I wouldn't recommend upgrading anyway as federation is currently broken on 19.0, 19.1

This is what happened with Google and XMPP

It worked great for me for a long time but after the One UI 6 update on Samsung it became so slow that it's now unusable on my phone.

I use iredmail, but I also made sure I had access to port 25 and my IP wasn't on any blacklist. This is the very first thing you should do or all your efforts could be in vain.

I would highly suggest a slight upgrade to the n305 which is an actual i series chip with double the cores of the n100 but still less than 10w power usage.

Probably true convergence between mobile and desktop, where your linux phone is powerful enough to be your only computing device. You would only need something like a lapdock (basically a laptop without the guts) and instead of a cable connecting the two, a slot maybe somewhere within the keyboard that your phone slips into. Maybe this exists already, I don't know.