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Oh hey. Today is Thursday, and you know what they say about Friday!
Don't wait to do it tomorrow when you can procrastinate even more and do it next week. 😄
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After procrastinating a decision about which Kanban tool to use, I finally weighed all the available choices and landed on @vikunja
I think this was the first time that a software having their presence on Mastodon made part of my reasons to choose something. Another one is the integration with Home Assistant.
So far, so good. Haven't used it for more than a few minutes to create some fake tasks, but it's been nice. Now I need to figure out how to migrate from my old Kanboard.
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After procrastinating a decision about which Kanban tool to use, I finally weighed all the available choices and landed on @vikunja
I think this was the first time that a software having their presence on Mastodon made part of my reasons to choose something. Another one is the integration with Home Assistant.
So far, so good. Haven't used it for more than a few minutes to create some fake tasks, but it's been nice. Now I need to figure out how to migrate from my old Kanboard.
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After procrastinating a decision about which Kanban tool to use, I finally weighed all the available choices and landed on @vikunja
I think this was the first time that a software having their presence on Mastodon made part of my reasons to choose something. Another one is the integration with Home Assistant.
So far, so good. Haven't used it for more than a few minutes to create some fake tasks, but it's been nice. Now I need to figure out how to migrate from my old Kanboard.
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After procrastinating a decision about which Kanban tool to use, I finally weighed all the available choices and landed on @vikunja
I think this was the first time that a software having their presence on Mastodon made part of my reasons to choose something. Another one is the integration with Home Assistant.
So far, so good. Haven't used it for more than a few minutes to create some fake tasks, but it's been nice. Now I need to figure out how to migrate from my old Kanboard.
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After procrastinating a decision about which Kanban tool to use, I finally weighed all the available choices and landed on @vikunja
I think this was the first time that a software having their presence on Mastodon made part of my reasons to choose something. Another one is the integration with Home Assistant.
So far, so good. Haven't used it for more than a few minutes to create some fake tasks, but it's been nice. Now I need to figure out how to migrate from my old Kanboard.
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Unpopular opinion: I have fought with ZFS under Talos for months, but in reality what I needed was Longhorn.
Yeah, yeah, I now, different things. But that's just to say that ZFS is not the silver bullet that some people try to convince you of.
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Unpopular opinion: I have fought with ZFS under Talos for months, but in reality what I needed was Longhorn.
Yeah, yeah, I now, different things. But that's just to say that ZFS is not the silver bullet that some people try to convince you of.
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Unpopular opinion: I have fought with ZFS under Talos for months, but in reality what I needed was Longhorn.
Yeah, yeah, I now, different things. But that's just to say that ZFS is not the silver bullet that some people try to convince you of.
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Unpopular opinion: I have fought with ZFS under Talos for months, but in reality what I needed was Longhorn.
Yeah, yeah, I now, different things. But that's just to say that ZFS is not the silver bullet that some people try to convince you of.
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Unpopular opinion: I have fought with ZFS under Talos for months, but in reality what I needed was Longhorn.
Yeah, yeah, I now, different things. But that's just to say that ZFS is not the silver bullet that some people try to convince you of.
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Yeah, I'm plenty aware that using networked volumes with Kubernetes is the better way to go, but I gotta hand it to Longhorn: the distributed replicas make it a breeze to move stuff around and do physical maintenance in the nodes. 👏
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Yeah, I'm plenty aware that using networked volumes with Kubernetes is the better way to go, but I gotta hand it to Longhorn: the distributed replicas make it a breeze to move stuff around and do physical maintenance in the nodes. 👏
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Yeah, I'm plenty aware that using networked volumes with Kubernetes is the better way to go, but I gotta hand it to Longhorn: the distributed replicas make it a breeze to move stuff around and do physical maintenance in the nodes. 👏
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Yeah, I'm plenty aware that using networked volumes with Kubernetes is the better way to go, but I gotta hand it to Longhorn: the distributed replicas make it a breeze to move stuff around and do physical maintenance in the nodes. 👏
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Yeah, I'm plenty aware that using networked volumes with Kubernetes is the better way to go, but I gotta hand it to Longhorn: the distributed replicas make it a breeze to move stuff around and do physical maintenance in the nodes. 👏
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If you could not find an excuse to use Bazaar instead of straight going with Flatpak in the command line, I'll just give one that is now good enough for me.
I wanted to install a given app, and just because it already showed up in the Gnome search list, I just clicked, and that brought me to Bazaar. When I clicked "Install" it gave me a pretty interesting warning to let me know that the application is high risk, and it was very specific about which security concerns there are.
I tried to install the same app using the Flatpak command line and I did NOT get the same warning.
Sold. Bazaar all the way now.
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If you ever find yourself in a situation like me, where you have a very small stripped screw, in a very tight and sensitive area of an electronic device, you might be able to extract it by using this magic tool.
Basically you drill a new hole into the screw, then use the other side to unscrew it. Well, in my case, I didn't even have to use the unscrew side. Just the side that drills was enough to extract it without any damage to any other components. Recommended 10/10.
NOTE: please follow the manufacturer instructions, and don't blame me for any damage.
#HomeLab #DIY #RetroComputing #Refurbish #Refurbished @homelab
https://www.thegrabitstore.com/products/alden-4507p-grabit-micro-broken-bolt-extractor-4-piece-kit
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@badnetmask I know the keyboard I want, but it seems they don't actually make it anymore.
I've got an ANSI layout Nuphy Air 60 with brown switches, and it's pretty good... not too loud, 60% size, low profile, hotswap Cherry-style switches in case I fancy a change, does multiple BlueTooth connections, has a 2.4Ghz dongle and even does USB-C wired connection!
However switching between the ANSI layout on that and ISO layouts on all my other devices is bending my brain (there is an extra key on an ISO layout, so I'm missing some punctuation that's normally easily accessible) so I want an ISO version.
Whilst they do list a UK ISO layout on some parts of their website, it's never in stock and I've never seen one on Youtube or anything. Shame as it's a reasonably dope keyboard and sensibly priced.
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Oh hey. Today is Thursday, and you know what they say about Friday!
Don't wait to do it tomorrow when you can procrastinate even more and do it next week. 😄
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Oh hey. Today is Thursday, and you know what they say about Friday!
Don't wait to do it tomorrow when you can procrastinate even more and do it next week. 😄
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Oh hey. Today is Thursday, and you know what they say about Friday!
Don't wait to do it tomorrow when you can procrastinate even more and do it next week. 😄
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Oh hey. Today is Thursday, and you know what they say about Friday!
Don't wait to do it tomorrow when you can procrastinate even more and do it next week. 😄
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Gran Turismo 7 on PlayStation VR2 is just mind blowing. I think that's the first racing game that I can drive without struggling. The 1st person view in VR makes it a lot easier. And the best part: no motion sickness at all.
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Eu não sou flamenguista, mas o Palmeiras continua sem mundial. 😄
Parabéns ao Filipe Luís, que já ganhou a Libertadores como jogador, e agora como técnico também.
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Oh wow! I had some weird stuff in the GatewayAPI config for HTTP to HTTPS redirect which was blocking ACME.
Now I have CertManager correctly issuing certificates from my private StepCA, using the http01 solver behind GatewayAPI! Blog coming (eventually). 🎉
#HomeLab #GatewayAPI #Kubernetes #CertManager #StepCA #TalosLinux
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I wrote a very basic #Ansible playbook to help people set up #PiHole with #DNSOverHTTPS (#DoH) directly installed on a Debian-based host (Raspberry Pi or small VM). It's available on my GitHub repo. I hope you find it useful! #HomeLab #SelfHosted
https://github.com/badnetmask/miscelaneous/tree/main/ansible/pihole-doh -
Final step on my quest for a mechanical keyboard: I'm 95% satisfied with the Keychron V10 Max. What is missing? I still need to get used to not having the "End" key, and also how to properly use the macro keys. However that's good enough for me, so my search is officially over.
It's a great keyboard. Very comfortable to use, and sounds is amazing. I can easily switch between work and gaming because the layout is perfect for both. It's totally configurable on Linux via their web application (because of the QMK/VIA support) so I'm not missing any of it's features at all.
10/10 recommended.