Yeah, at airports (where most travellers arrive). I recently arrived at Narita airport, you go down to the trains and there's an office you go to where a human being spends a couple minutes helping you get a Suica. It's…
PREACH! I run K8s at home. I used to do docker-compose - and I'd still recommend that to most people - but even for my 1 little NUC with 4vcpu / 16Gi Homelab, I still love deploying with K8s. It's genuinely simpler for…
The brilliance of the implementation of cooldowns: For someone to go download and run it, automated or otherwise, they simply follow the standard installation process. Users who want take the extra precaution of waiting…
Hot take alert! As an avid self-hoster, I'd like to hear why. Personally, I self host because the benefits I receive simply aren't available anywhere else at the level of quality I've come to expect - Jellyfin is a…
Well, it's stored in an encrypted way - in the encrypted password database. Much like a password, everyone already knows not to share a passkey. But also like a password, as the owner, sometimes I want to look at it!
My problem with NixOS is the second you try to go "outside the guardrails", the difficulty increases 100x
Admittedly I didn't dive much into this to get the full context, but it's saddening to me that a legendary game designer had a GoFundMe. I was hoping achieving that level of status in a traditionally well-paid industry…
I wouldn't say it's perfect quite yet. I just installed Debian on my Framework, and my microphone isn't working. Debugging it for the last 30 minutes has gotten me nowhere, and half the answers on the internet don't…
Maybe this is naive, but in a good crypto system, I would hope "when" is measured in millions or billions of years given current hardware capabilities.
I've used docker-compose, k8s, and NixOS myself, being from a similar technical background as the author, but I find myself disagreeing with some of the author's opinions on the technologies. They're not wrong of…
I also ran NixOS on my framework for a while. As much as I loved the idea of Nix, it's also incredibly hard - I work with Linux day in and day out for work, and finding my way around Nix, configuring new packages /…
I applied for a job at a medical cannabis operation in Canada right before legalization hit. I was curious to see if they had checked out my personal website, so I grabbed my webserver logs and I recognized one IP from…
I wrote a quick program in Go to move a certain file from my Downloads folder to my Google Drive folder, when the file is detected. It's to help me backup with Tiddlywiki.
This whole LastPass kerfuffle has solidified my choice to continue using FOSS + self hosted password managers only. If my passwords get stolen, I'd rather be responsible for the loss than wait for a company to put out a…
Oh good. I've considered working for Google, I think they work on interesting things, but I've recently adopted the stance that I won't take jobs that don't allow me the freedom to work 100% remotely. I value that…
TBH I find it completely wild that someone prefers PHP to a statically generated site (Assuming you can get away with statically-generated). Just serving static files is way way way faster than running a backend, not to…
Look into Cactus comments! https://cactus.chat/ Not affiliated. Just think it's cool.
This may be a little pie-in-the-sky, but I've found myself disliking the "upvote" or "like" mentality. Instead, maybe a "I use(d) this!" functionality, as well as talk sections for each routine?
Here's a the best solution I've found for those looking for password manager recommendations. It's secure, free open source, easy to use, and syncs to all of your devices 1. Password manager for PC / Laptop: KeePassXC.…
Why would anyone trust their passwords with closed source software, when there's alternatives out there that are?
Yeah, at airports (where most travellers arrive). I recently arrived at Narita airport, you go down to the trains and there's an office you go to where a human being spends a couple minutes helping you get a Suica. It's…
PREACH! I run K8s at home. I used to do docker-compose - and I'd still recommend that to most people - but even for my 1 little NUC with 4vcpu / 16Gi Homelab, I still love deploying with K8s. It's genuinely simpler for…
The brilliance of the implementation of cooldowns: For someone to go download and run it, automated or otherwise, they simply follow the standard installation process. Users who want take the extra precaution of waiting…
Hot take alert! As an avid self-hoster, I'd like to hear why. Personally, I self host because the benefits I receive simply aren't available anywhere else at the level of quality I've come to expect - Jellyfin is a…
Well, it's stored in an encrypted way - in the encrypted password database. Much like a password, everyone already knows not to share a passkey. But also like a password, as the owner, sometimes I want to look at it!
My problem with NixOS is the second you try to go "outside the guardrails", the difficulty increases 100x
Admittedly I didn't dive much into this to get the full context, but it's saddening to me that a legendary game designer had a GoFundMe. I was hoping achieving that level of status in a traditionally well-paid industry…
I wouldn't say it's perfect quite yet. I just installed Debian on my Framework, and my microphone isn't working. Debugging it for the last 30 minutes has gotten me nowhere, and half the answers on the internet don't…
Maybe this is naive, but in a good crypto system, I would hope "when" is measured in millions or billions of years given current hardware capabilities.
I've used docker-compose, k8s, and NixOS myself, being from a similar technical background as the author, but I find myself disagreeing with some of the author's opinions on the technologies. They're not wrong of…
I also ran NixOS on my framework for a while. As much as I loved the idea of Nix, it's also incredibly hard - I work with Linux day in and day out for work, and finding my way around Nix, configuring new packages /…
I applied for a job at a medical cannabis operation in Canada right before legalization hit. I was curious to see if they had checked out my personal website, so I grabbed my webserver logs and I recognized one IP from…
I wrote a quick program in Go to move a certain file from my Downloads folder to my Google Drive folder, when the file is detected. It's to help me backup with Tiddlywiki.
This whole LastPass kerfuffle has solidified my choice to continue using FOSS + self hosted password managers only. If my passwords get stolen, I'd rather be responsible for the loss than wait for a company to put out a…
Oh good. I've considered working for Google, I think they work on interesting things, but I've recently adopted the stance that I won't take jobs that don't allow me the freedom to work 100% remotely. I value that…
TBH I find it completely wild that someone prefers PHP to a statically generated site (Assuming you can get away with statically-generated). Just serving static files is way way way faster than running a backend, not to…
Look into Cactus comments! https://cactus.chat/ Not affiliated. Just think it's cool.
This may be a little pie-in-the-sky, but I've found myself disliking the "upvote" or "like" mentality. Instead, maybe a "I use(d) this!" functionality, as well as talk sections for each routine?
Here's a the best solution I've found for those looking for password manager recommendations. It's secure, free open source, easy to use, and syncs to all of your devices 1. Password manager for PC / Laptop: KeePassXC.…
Why would anyone trust their passwords with closed source software, when there's alternatives out there that are?