Note: This post is an experiment where I'm using AI to help craft the text. I'm working in VS Code with an AI agent (Claude Sonnet 4) that has access to my codebase and terminal output from the Zola server. As part of this exercise, everything is being changed through my voice – I haven't touched the text directly at all. I'm dictating via voice-to-text, so this isn't a transcript but my thoughts turned into readable text with AI assistance.
FUTO the company that supports (funds the development of) the Open Source image management solution Immich held a conference where its creator and a few developers discussed Immich. It was a good talk, and you can see it here:
I got a TRMNL! A really cool little device. It's battery-powered e-ink device that you can hang on a wall like a frame/info display, or use the built-in desk stand to have it at your desk. By default the company offers a cloud service to manage, host and build dashboards. But I prefer to keep my stuff local, inside my network, and TRMNL allows me to use my own local server for a fully local device.
Note: This post is an experiment where I'm using AI to help craft the text. I'm working in VS Code with an AI agent (Claude Sonnet 4) that has access to my codebase and terminal output from the Zola server. As part of this exercise, everything is being changed through my voice – I haven't touched the text directly at all. I'm dictating via voice-to-text, so this isn't a transcript but my thoughts turned into readable text with AI assistance. 
FUTO the company that supports (funds the development of) the Open Source image management solution Immich held a conference where its creator and a few developers discussed Immich. It was a good talk, and you can see it here: 
I got a TRMNL! A really cool little device. It's battery-powered e-ink device that you can hang on a wall like a frame/info display, or use the built-in desk stand to have it at your desk. By default the company offers a cloud service to manage, host and build dashboards. But I prefer to keep my stuff local, inside my network, and TRMNL allows me to use my own local server for a fully local device.