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#ConfigFile - #Konflikte zu #dovecot sind nahezu sicher. In diesem Fall erscheint es mir deutlich sinnvoller, frisch mit den Versionen des Paketverwalters zu starten, die alten auf die mannigfaltigen Änderungen der Syntax zu reparieren ist viel zu aufwändig.

I implemented Snake in a tmux config file

https://willhbr.net/2025/03/20/snakes-in-a-pane/

#HackerNews #IimplementedSnake #tmux #configfile #programming #funwithcode #snakesinapanes

I implemented Snake in a tmux config file

https://willhbr.net/2025/03/20/snakes-in-a-pane/

#HackerNews #IimplementedSnake #tmux #configfile #programming #funwithcode #snakesinapanes

I implemented Snake in a tmux config file

https://willhbr.net/2025/03/20/snakes-in-a-pane/

#HackerNews #IimplementedSnake #tmux #configfile #programming #funwithcode #snakesinapanes

I implemented Snake in a tmux config file

https://willhbr.net/2025/03/20/snakes-in-a-pane/

#HackerNews #IimplementedSnake #tmux #configfile #programming #funwithcode #snakesinapanes

The #FileCoffee #FileHost is neato. Check it out:
https://github.com/filecoffee/filehost

Only spent 45 mins w/ it prob, but .ejs
You'd know more than I. I couldn't get the Docker image to work. It was easy to deploy on NGINX w/ NPM or something.

#edit that's right. They suggest deploy using Railway https://railway.app/template/pv_x6t?referralCode=QsZ-bg

So #RubyOnRails. (I never ventured into that rabbit hole. and that's $$$ service) . But I have it going local dev (sort of). prob installed ruby modules via apt then because i dont recall specifically setting up my server for Ruby. I do recall trying to do that in the past w/ ChatGPT, but failed. Lack of interest most likely.

Connect to #S3 via #dotenv #configfile

@chriscoyier @ppk @Catweazle @ShareX @bluemix @chrispederick

The #FileCoffee #FileHost is neato. Check it out:
https://github.com/filecoffee/filehost

Only spent 45 mins w/ it prob, but .ejs
You'd know more than I. I couldn't get the Docker image to work. It was easy to deploy on NGINX w/ NPM or something.

#edit that's right. They suggest deploy using Railway https://railway.app/template/pv_x6t?referralCode=QsZ-bg

So #RubyOnRails. (I never ventured into that rabbit hole. and that's $$$ service) . But I have it going local dev (sort of). prob installed ruby modules via apt then because i dont recall specifically setting up my server for Ruby. I do recall trying to do that in the past w/ ChatGPT, but failed. Lack of interest most likely.

Connect to #S3 via #dotenv #configfile

@chriscoyier @ppk @Catweazle @ShareX @bluemix @chrispederick

The #FileCoffee #FileHost is neato. Check it out:
https://github.com/filecoffee/filehost

Only spent 45 mins w/ it prob, but .ejs
You'd know more than I. I couldn't get the Docker image to work. It was easy to deploy on NGINX w/ NPM or something.

#edit that's right. They suggest deploy using Railway https://railway.app/template/pv_x6t?referralCode=QsZ-bg

So #RubyOnRails. (I never ventured into that rabbit hole. and that's $$$ service) . But I have it going local dev (sort of). prob installed ruby modules via apt then because i dont recall specifically setting up my server for Ruby. I do recall trying to do that in the past w/ ChatGPT, but failed. Lack of interest most likely.

Connect to #S3 via #dotenv #configfile

@chriscoyier @ppk @Catweazle @ShareX @bluemix @chrispederick

@tshirtman @EwanCroft I just ended up here in the last couple months. The thing is, this #configfile has to be #human #editable but also #hierarchical. Is #yaml the way to go?