[mko]Interesting. Haven't actually seen the `jf2` stuff until today. Ironically, that's almost identical to my strongly-typed content ontology's JSON representation (which makes sense, since my primitives are more or less intended to be rendered using Microformats).
[mko]I'm looking at how to transfer my self-tracking database into something more performant. I've broken 20 GB in my canonical self-tracking MongoDB instance (using the Snappy compression algorithm, so it's probably much higher uncompressed). And that's with all the photos/videos/audio stored as URL references.
[mko]Mongo claims they can store up to around 64 TB in a single database, but I'm finding that it's chugging hard. Maybe I just need to learn how to do real database optimization. >.<
[mko]I blame aaronpk for causing my addiction to data. Before importing a ton of old historical data, my first real dataset in my self-tracking database was generated with a dev version of Geoloqi a little over 7 years ago.
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Zegnatpetermolnar, continueing here, yeah. I wanted to start tracking listens but it is all a bit vague. GNU FM seems to implement a copy of the Last.fm but I can’t find any documentation on the matter at all. So I would have to read the Last.fm docs and then reverse-engineer-implement :/
ZegnatI was looking at https://github.com/tgwizard/sls (Android) which seems to support custom links and can even scrobble apps like Spotify (according to the readme)
ZegnatI can’t reach last.fm, for some reason. Even so, their documentation is client centric right? So I would be reverse-engineering my responses based on client docs?
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