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@ferki @verzulli If I understand your requirements correctly, you could install a #perl version with #perlbrew on your local machine, install your required modules with #cpanm and provided libraries match between your dev and prod machines you can just copy the perl directory and run the perl with full path in the new location.
If there is a library mismatch you are in a bit of pain to get it to work no matter what you do.
May I suggest you build the restapi with #mojolicious? -
#Clight describes itself as a "C daemon that turns your webcam into a light sensor".
My overlay has the latest v4.11 release available for fellow #Gentoo users.
See my post for links: https://blog.ferki.it/2024/05/01/packaging-clight-4-11-for-gentoo/
If you liked similar software such as Calise and Redshift, and you are looking for an actively maintained solution, setting up Clight may be a good weekend project :)
Happy hacking!
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#Laminar describes itself as a fast, lightweight, and modular Continuous Integration service for Linux.
The official #Gentoo #GURU overlay now makes the latest 1.3 release available for the wider community.
See my post for links: https://blog.ferki.it/2023/07/25/gentoo-guru-now-includes-laminar/
I contributed the ebuild earlier, but my above post remained in a draft status – now I finally published that too!
Setting up Laminar might be a good weekend project, if you want to give it a try :)
Happy hacking!
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#xsel works great to “manipulate the X selection”. Last week I stepped up as proxied maintainer to help bring already merged improvements to #Gentoo users despite lack of new releases since 2008.
Thanks to support from soap during the past week, upstream has merged all ebuild patches, tagged 1.2.1, and Gentoo already ships the latest version — among the first distros, according to repology.
https://blog.ferki.it/2023/04/26/gentoo-has-xsel-1-2-1-among-the-firsts
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#actionlint is a static checker for #GitHub Actions workflow files.
actionlint-1.6.24 has been released today, and it is already available for fellow #Gentoo users in my overlay at:
https://github.com/ferki/gentoo-overlay/tree/master/dev-util/actionlint
Happy linting!
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Easy alternative to giflib – header-only decoder in C
#HackerNews #EasyAlternative #giflib #CDecoder #HeaderOnly #TurboStitchGIF
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Easy alternative to giflib – header-only decoder in C
#HackerNews #EasyAlternative #giflib #CDecoder #HeaderOnly #TurboStitchGIF
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Easy alternative to giflib – header-only decoder in C
#HackerNews #EasyAlternative #giflib #CDecoder #HeaderOnly #TurboStitchGIF
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Easy alternative to giflib – header-only decoder in C
#HackerNews #EasyAlternative #giflib #CDecoder #HeaderOnly #TurboStitchGIF
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Easy alternative to giflib – header-only decoder in C
#HackerNews #EasyAlternative #giflib #CDecoder #HeaderOnly #TurboStitchGIF
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At the German #Perl Workshop, I had the privilege to organize a panel about #OpenSource #Sustainability on #CPAN and it's related communities.
Together with Ferenc Erki (@ferki), Julien Fiegehenn (simbabque), and Sören M. Laird Sörries (@relais), we talked about meet-ups, volunteering, mental health, funding, and much more. It was great!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3R6uhTCUWig
(With apologies for the annoying apple emojis that pop up during the session)
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So I've got this blood pressure monitor on my arm.
It was supposed to be a 24 hour monitor according to the GP but the pharmacy are happy for me to take it back at 5:30 this afternoon - 24 hours or 6½ hours, not much difference really?
Having said that, I'd probably rip it off and nuke it if it were on overnight. It's inflating about every 10 minutes, although it occasionally seems to be random.
In summary: it's ferkin' annoying. -
So I've got this blood pressure monitor on my arm.
It was supposed to be a 24 hour monitor according to the GP but the pharmacy are happy for me to take it back at 5:30 this afternoon - 24 hours or 6½ hours, not much difference really?
Having said that, I'd probably rip it off and nuke it if it were on overnight. It's inflating about every 10 minutes, although it occasionally seems to be random.
In summary: it's ferkin' annoying. -
So I've got this blood pressure monitor on my arm.
It was supposed to be a 24 hour monitor according to the GP but the pharmacy are happy for me to take it back at 5:30 this afternoon - 24 hours or 6½ hours, not much difference really?
Having said that, I'd probably rip it off and nuke it if it were on overnight. It's inflating about every 10 minutes, although it occasionally seems to be random.
In summary: it's ferkin' annoying. -
So I've got this blood pressure monitor on my arm.
It was supposed to be a 24 hour monitor according to the GP but the pharmacy are happy for me to take it back at 5:30 this afternoon - 24 hours or 6½ hours, not much difference really?
Having said that, I'd probably rip it off and nuke it if it were on overnight. It's inflating about every 10 minutes, although it occasionally seems to be random.
In summary: it's ferkin' annoying. -
So I've got this blood pressure monitor on my arm.
It was supposed to be a 24 hour monitor according to the GP but the pharmacy are happy for me to take it back at 5:30 this afternoon - 24 hours or 6½ hours, not much difference really?
Having said that, I'd probably rip it off and nuke it if it were on overnight. It's inflating about every 10 minutes, although it occasionally seems to be random.
In summary: it's ferkin' annoying. -
Today CPAN turns 30! 🥳
The Comprehensive #Perl Archive Network (#CPAN) has been online publicly since 1995-10-26, and keeps growing ever since.
According to https://cpan.org, it
> currently has 224,722 Perl modules in 46,095 distributions, written by 14,621 authors, mirrored on 1 servers.
Join the celebration by registering your account, uploading your first module, or releasing a new version of your distribution!
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@musicmatze After reviewing several tools, I currently find #commitlint the most useful for checking commit messages.
➕: flexible enough configuration that allows me to tune it to my preferences, instead of following someone else's opinions
➖: it needs npm which doesn't fit any of my projects
I use it as a GitHub Action for PRs, and locally I let vim highlight/autoformat my own commit messages.
#gitlint is pretty close too, it only misses a "subject must start uppercase" rule I care about.
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@musicmatze After reviewing several tools, I currently find #commitlint the most useful for checking commit messages.
➕: flexible enough configuration that allows me to tune it to my preferences, instead of following someone else's opinions
➖: it needs npm which doesn't fit any of my projects
I use it as a GitHub Action for PRs, and locally I let vim highlight/autoformat my own commit messages.
#gitlint is pretty close too, it only misses a "subject must start uppercase" rule I care about.
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@musicmatze After reviewing several tools, I currently find #commitlint the most useful for checking commit messages.
➕: flexible enough configuration that allows me to tune it to my preferences, instead of following someone else's opinions
➖: it needs npm which doesn't fit any of my projects
I use it as a GitHub Action for PRs, and locally I let vim highlight/autoformat my own commit messages.
#gitlint is pretty close too, it only misses a "subject must start uppercase" rule I care about.
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@musicmatze After reviewing several tools, I currently find #commitlint the most useful for checking commit messages.
➕: flexible enough configuration that allows me to tune it to my preferences, instead of following someone else's opinions
➖: it needs npm which doesn't fit any of my projects
I use it as a GitHub Action for PRs, and locally I let vim highlight/autoformat my own commit messages.
#gitlint is pretty close too, it only misses a "subject must start uppercase" rule I care about.
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@musicmatze After reviewing several tools, I currently find #commitlint the most useful for checking commit messages.
➕: flexible enough configuration that allows me to tune it to my preferences, instead of following someone else's opinions
➖: it needs npm which doesn't fit any of my projects
I use it as a GitHub Action for PRs, and locally I let vim highlight/autoformat my own commit messages.
#gitlint is pretty close too, it only misses a "subject must start uppercase" rule I care about.
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If you maintain one or more #opensource projects, consider taking #Tidelift's 2024 #maintainer survey at:
https://blog.tidelift.com/take-the-2024-open-source-maintainer-survey
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@serge The Litestream website has a nice overview of similar alternatives: https://litestream.io/alternatives/
Quite nice selection for various priorities and trade-offs.
TL;DR:
- #Litestream is primarily for disaster recovery
- #LiteFS is a distributed file system from the same authors for "high availability and low global latency"
- #rqlite (and #dqlite) "trades higher durability for lower write throughput" -
I am now a GURU contributor \o/
GURU is an official package repository maintained collaboratively by #Gentoo users: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project:GURU
I maintain several unofficial packages in my overlay, like #Laminar, #Proselint, #Clight, #Vale, #OfflineIMAP3, #actionlint, #dive.
Having direct access to GURU allows me to publish these into an official source for the greater benefit of the wider #community.
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@musicmatze Yeah, I only tolerate an npm-based solution for this is because GitHub Actions completely hides it from me (and from all contributors).
I would prefer #gitlint too, so now I'm looking at options to solve
https://github.com/jorisroovers/gitlint/issues/270
in a proper way, and packaging the latest version for Gentoo ^^
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I accept a few new customers in the coming weeks. Contact me when your:
- systems getting too slow or old
- IT solutions are getting too expensive
- software and infra takes too long to change
- customers face too many bugs or outagesI often work with #OpenSource projects like: #Perl #Gentoo #Linux #PostgreSQL #SQLite #Laminar #CICD #Rex #OpenStack
I offer 50% discount when publishing our work results under free/libre/open source terms.
See my profile & DM me for details!
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Hey folks, I'm looking for a new role.
I specialize in software delivery, reliability, and performance for growing organizations.
Contact me when your:
- systems getting too slow or old
- IT solutions are getting too expensive
- software and infra takes too long to change
- customers face too many bugs or outagesI often work with #OpenSource projects like: #Perl #Gentoo #Linux #PostgreSQL #SQLite #Laminar #CICD #Rex #OpenStack
See my profile & DM me for details!
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I accept a few new customers in the coming weeks.
I'm on a mission to enable high performance IT systems and software delivery for growing organizations.
Contact me when your:
- systems getting too slow or old
- IT solutions are getting too expensive
- software and infra takes too long to change
- customers face too many bugs or outagesI often work with #OpenSource projects like: #Perl #Gentoo #Linux #PostgreSQL #SQLite #Laminar #CICD #Rex
See my profile & DM me for details!