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  Wow, off-grid and northern English weather might put me off (if I had £10m that is), but that is some garden patch attached to that house. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/nov/19/skiddaw-house-market-for-sale-lake-district

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  @jwildeboer I am not running an instance yet, but it seems to me #mastodon pulls all media from all the people you follow constantly and retains it for 5 days (as per your setting). If those you follow post a lot of images and videos, it is plausible this is normal. I think I saw some advice that media storage is recommended to be placed externally, e.g. S3, Google drive etc.

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  @hogesonline This might be a rubbish way to do it, but if you want the max and second max in two different cells, the max obviously can be obtained with MAX(), and the second max with something like INDEX(SORT(A1:A8),7,1); this assumes a list of 8 cells. Not sure if this would help in what you are looking to do though.

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  Here's my #introduction: I am a Computing teacher in Northern Ireland, where my vocation has a good few challenges. Other than the mundane movies and books, I really enjoy self-hosting all kinds of stuff and learning about linux, networking, cybersecurity and anytning related. I ride a motorcycle that's a bit heavy for me, and always looking forward to the next holiday.

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  dilbert.com has been down all weekend 😱 I didn't receive my Dilbert dose for two days, I was thinking the Telegram channel is down and was already planning to spin something up to scrape the Dilbert RSS feed myself 😅

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  Questions to long-time Mastodon users: - Do people generally tend to only discuss topics related to their own server community? - Or do people generally diversify their discussions across servers and topics (e.g. I joined this server as a tech lover but do enjoy good politics spats on the birdsite, is this something people do here too)?

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  @ProPublica is it a US thing where buyers don't know what they're signing up for (yes I am aware they are foreign & language barrier etc but still)? In the UK most mortgages are capital & repayment with clear indications online and on statements as to full repayment date, money owed, etc. Is there no laws against predatory mortgage brokers in the US?