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@prologic Some people at work have made this:
https://github.com/seibert-media/automatix
You put the “commands” in a YAML file. It’s Python and deals a lot with our corner cases. 🥴 Not sure if you want to use it as it is.
(Personally, I’d remove the YAML stuff altogether.)
@mckinley Yeah, that’s more clear. 👌
> Systems that are on all the time don't benefit as much from at-rest encryption, anyway.
Right, especially not if it’s “cloud storage”. 😅 (We’re only doing it on our backup servers, which are “real” hardware.)
@mckinley Yeah, that’s more clear. 👌
> Systems that are on all the time don't benefit as much from at-rest encryption, anyway.
Right, especially not if it’s “cloud storage”. 😅 (We’re only doing it on our backup servers, which are “real” hardware.)
@mckinley Yeah, that’s more clear. 👌
> Systems that are on all the time don't benefit as much from at-rest encryption, anyway.
Right, especially not if it’s “cloud storage”. 😅 (We’re only doing it on our backup servers, which are “real” hardware.)
@prologic Yep, we do use that approach at work. 👌 I wasn’t convinced at first, either, but I’m beginning to see the benefits.
@prologic Yep, we do use that approach at work. 👌 I wasn’t convinced at first, either, but I’m beginning to see the benefits.
@prologic Yep, we do use that approach at work. 👌 I wasn’t convinced at first, either, but I’m beginning to see the benefits.
@lyse Nice shots. 😊 I’m surprised by the amount of depth of field effect in 35.jpg. Or is that post-proc?
@lyse Nice shots. 😊 I’m surprised by the amount of depth of field effect in 35.jpg. Or is that post-proc?
@lyse Nice shots. 😊 I’m surprised by the amount of depth of field effect in 35.jpg. Or is that post-proc?
@mckinley Interesting. For a moment, I thought about using that for our servers at work, but mh, I’d rather not. It’s fine for stuff at home, as you said.
(The way the text is written, you might think that you can specify expiry dates for key slots, because of that “it’s only valid for 30 seconds”. Then I realized that doesn’t make any sense. 😅)
@mckinley Interesting. For a moment, I thought about using that for our servers at work, but mh, I’d rather not. It’s fine for stuff at home, as you said.
(The way the text is written, you might think that you can specify expiry dates for key slots, because of that “it’s only valid for 30 seconds”. Then I realized that doesn’t make any sense. 😅)
@mckinley Interesting. For a moment, I thought about using that for our servers at work, but mh, I’d rather not. It’s fine for stuff at home, as you said.
(The way the text is written, you might think that you can specify expiry dates for key slots, because of that “it’s only valid for 30 seconds”. Then I realized that doesn’t make any sense. 😅)
Bell Witch released a new album/song recently. I nominate this as “soundtrack of the apocalypse”. 🤘 // Bell Witch - Future’s Shadow Part 1: The Clandestine Gate // https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mg8TLge8gUU #NowPlaying
Bell Witch released a new album/song recently. I nominate this as “soundtrack of the apocalypse”. 🤘 // Bell Witch - Future’s Shadow Part 1: The Clandestine Gate // https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mg8TLge8gUU #NowPlaying
Bell Witch released a new album/song recently. I nominate this as “soundtrack of the apocalypse”. 🤘 // Bell Witch - Future’s Shadow Part 1: The Clandestine Gate // https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mg8TLge8gUU #NowPlaying
@prologic Apparently. 😅 I didn’t follow up on the details. 😅 I *think* it’s one of those taps with a proximity sensor and you can program how long the water keeps running and stuff like that … Everything is programmable these days. 🤣
@prologic Apparently. 😅 I didn’t follow up on the details. 😅 I *think* it’s one of those taps with a proximity sensor and you can program how long the water keeps running and stuff like that … Everything is programmable these days. 🤣
@prologic Apparently. 😅 I didn’t follow up on the details. 😅 I *think* it’s one of those taps with a proximity sensor and you can program how long the water keeps running and stuff like that … Everything is programmable these days. 🤣
„Hey, ich hab’ endlich rausgefunden, wie man den Wasserhahn programmiert!“ #OfficeLeaks
„Hey, ich hab’ endlich rausgefunden, wie man den Wasserhahn programmiert!“ #OfficeLeaks
„Hey, ich hab’ endlich rausgefunden, wie man den Wasserhahn programmiert!“ #OfficeLeaks
@mckinley Yep, that’s what I usually do. 😅 !! is not available in aliases or functions, though, so I had to resort to a little workaround …
@mckinley Yep, that’s what I usually do. 😅 !! is not available in aliases or functions, though, so I had to resort to a little workaround …
@mckinley Yep, that’s what I usually do. 😅 !! is not available in aliases or functions, though, so I had to resort to a little workaround …
@lyse „Doch“ is such a weird word … but hey, we can do this (in Bash):
$ alias doch='sudo $(fc -nl 0)'
$ chown -v ftp: hi
chown: changing ownership of 'hi': Operation not permitted
failed to change ownership of 'hi' from nobody:nobody to ftp:ftp
$ doch
changed ownership of 'hi' from nobody:nobody to ftp:ftp=
@lyse „Doch“ is such a weird word … but hey, we can do this (in Bash):
$ alias doch='sudo $(fc -nl 0)'
$ chown -v ftp: hi
chown: changing ownership of 'hi': Operation not permitted
failed to change ownership of 'hi' from nobody:nobody to ftp:ftp
$ doch
changed ownership of 'hi' from nobody:nobody to ftp:ftp=
@lyse „Doch“ is such a weird word … but hey, we can do this (in Bash):
$ alias doch='sudo $(fc -nl 0)'
$ chown -v ftp: hi
chown: changing ownership of 'hi': Operation not permitted
failed to change ownership of 'hi' from nobody:nobody to ftp:ftp
$ doch
changed ownership of 'hi' from nobody:nobody to ftp:ftp=
@abucci lol 🤣 I’ve never witnessed anything like *that*, but yeah, we love rules. 🤣 (Except when we don’t because we know better. Of course we do.)
@abucci lol 🤣 I’ve never witnessed anything like *that*, but yeah, we love rules. 🤣 (Except when we don’t because we know better. Of course we do.)
@abucci lol 🤣 I’ve never witnessed anything like *that*, but yeah, we love rules. 🤣 (Except when we don’t because we know better. Of course we do.)
@mckinley Playing Dungeon Keeper. 🥴 It was available for free on GOG a while ago. (Turns out, this was already 9 years ago, sigh.)
@mckinley Playing Dungeon Keeper. 🥴 It was available for free on GOG a while ago. (Turns out, this was already 9 years ago, sigh.)
@mckinley Playing Dungeon Keeper. 🥴 It was available for free on GOG a while ago. (Turns out, this was already 9 years ago, sigh.)
@lyse I’ll never not love lighting like this. 👌 Great shots. 👌
@lyse I’ll never not love lighting like this. 👌 Great shots. 👌
@lyse I’ll never not love lighting like this. 👌 Great shots. 👌
@lyse @prologic Yeah, ear muffs are a problem. 😅 I already replaced mine once. Looks like I have to do this every 4-5 years. But hey, at least it’s possible and not too expensive.
@lyse @prologic Yeah, ear muffs are a problem. 😅 I already replaced mine once. Looks like I have to do this every 4-5 years. But hey, at least it’s possible and not too expensive.
@lyse @prologic Yeah, ear muffs are a problem. 😅 I already replaced mine once. Looks like I have to do this every 4-5 years. But hey, at least it’s possible and not too expensive.
@nmke-de I didn’t come across that one before, but it’s a good example. Apparently, there *are* “volatile” operations in the standard library:
https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/ptr/fn.read_volatile.html
It says:
> Rust does not currently have a rigorously and formally defined memory model, so the precise semantics of what “volatile” means here is subject to change over time.
So, the language still is too young … ?
@nmke-de I didn’t come across that one before, but it’s a good example. Apparently, there *are* “volatile” operations in the standard library:
https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/ptr/fn.read_volatile.html
It says:
> Rust does not currently have a rigorously and formally defined memory model, so the precise semantics of what “volatile” means here is subject to change over time.
So, the language still is too young … ?
@nmke-de I didn’t come across that one before, but it’s a good example. Apparently, there *are* “volatile” operations in the standard library:
https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/ptr/fn.read_volatile.html
It says:
> Rust does not currently have a rigorously and formally defined memory model, so the precise semantics of what “volatile” means here is subject to change over time.
So, the language still is too young … ?
@lyse Lol, I didn’t know that one. 😅
@lyse Lol, I didn’t know that one. 😅
@lyse Lol, I didn’t know that one. 😅
@stigatle 😅
I have a love-hate relationship with Rust. Some things are awesome, others are horrible. (And it still hasn’t managed to replace C in my personal projects …)
@stigatle 😅
I have a love-hate relationship with Rust. Some things are awesome, others are horrible. (And it still hasn’t managed to replace C in my personal projects …)
@stigatle 😅
I have a love-hate relationship with Rust. Some things are awesome, others are horrible. (And it still hasn’t managed to replace C in my personal projects …)
I bought my current noise cancelling headphones (Bose QC 25) in 2015, that’s a whopping 8 years ago. So I checked for newer models, maybe they improved the ANC even more.
Well, big surprise, all current models (no matter the manufacturer) have built-in non-replaceable batteries. That is a big no-go. It means these devices will become useless garbage in a couple of years. 😡
I bought my current noise cancelling headphones (Bose QC 25) in 2015, that’s a whopping 8 years ago. So I checked for newer models, maybe they improved the ANC even more.
Well, big surprise, all current models (no matter the manufacturer) have built-in non-replaceable batteries. That is a big no-go. It means these devices will become useless garbage in a couple of years. 😡
I bought my current noise cancelling headphones (Bose QC 25) in 2015, that’s a whopping 8 years ago. So I checked for newer models, maybe they improved the ANC even more.
Well, big surprise, all current models (no matter the manufacturer) have built-in non-replaceable batteries. That is a big no-go. It means these devices will become useless garbage in a couple of years. 😡
Speaking of Rust: I talked to a Rust enthusiast the other day. She said she’s pretty satisfied with Rust’s comprehensive standard library. I was just like: “Huh?!” In my experience, you need a third-party library for pretty much anything.
Sadly, that discussion was not very fruitful, because I didn’t have any examples at hand. 🫤 So, from now on, every time I encounter something that, IMHO, should be in the standard library, I’ll add it to a list. 😅 Let’s see how long that list will get – or, who knows, maybe it’ll stay a short list because I was wrong.
Speaking of Rust: I talked to a Rust enthusiast the other day. She said she’s pretty satisfied with Rust’s comprehensive standard library. I was just like: “Huh?!” In my experience, you need a third-party library for pretty much anything.
Sadly, that discussion was not very fruitful, because I didn’t have any examples at hand. 🫤 So, from now on, every time I encounter something that, IMHO, should be in the standard library, I’ll add it to a list. 😅 Let’s see how long that list will get – or, who knows, maybe it’ll stay a short list because I was wrong.
Speaking of Rust: I talked to a Rust enthusiast the other day. She said she’s pretty satisfied with Rust’s comprehensive standard library. I was just like: “Huh?!” In my experience, you need a third-party library for pretty much anything.
Sadly, that discussion was not very fruitful, because I didn’t have any examples at hand. 🫤 So, from now on, every time I encounter something that, IMHO, should be in the standard library, I’ll add it to a list. 😅 Let’s see how long that list will get – or, who knows, maybe it’ll stay a short list because I was wrong.
@lyse Oof, that’s depression fuel. 😅
@lyse Oof, that’s depression fuel. 😅
@lyse Oof, that’s depression fuel. 😅
@lyse For a split second, I wondered about the strange fruit growing on that tree. 🤦
@lyse For a split second, I wondered about the strange fruit growing on that tree. 🤦
@lyse For a split second, I wondered about the strange fruit growing on that tree. 🤦
@lyse jot is usually a BSD tool, hence hardly known. It’s similar to seq on GNU.
@lyse jot is usually a BSD tool, hence hardly known. It’s similar to seq on GNU.
@lyse jot is usually a BSD tool, hence hardly known. It’s similar to seq on GNU.
@prologic Yeah, I can’t really tell if *tracing* ever had any positive effect or even worked. 🤷 However, for a while, it was important to run the app and show a “green” status and/or your vaccination info if you wanted to enter some locations (restaurants mostly). For *that*, it was very important to run the app.
@prologic Yeah, I can’t really tell if *tracing* ever had any positive effect or even worked. 🤷 However, for a while, it was important to run the app and show a “green” status and/or your vaccination info if you wanted to enter some locations (restaurants mostly). For *that*, it was very important to run the app.
@prologic Yeah, I can’t really tell if *tracing* ever had any positive effect or even worked. 🤷 However, for a while, it was important to run the app and show a “green” status and/or your vaccination info if you wanted to enter some locations (restaurants mostly). For *that*, it was very important to run the app.
@lyse Lovely shots, these and the day before. 👌
I envy you for living in that area quite a bit. 😅 So much more green, the hills make for a much more interesting area. It also appears to be much less crowded than over here (I’d never dare to take a leak in “the woods”, there’s always someone around 😅). There aren’t that many forests here to begin with – only in the “Taunus”, but I’d have to drive there with my car.
Enjoy it while you can!
@lyse Lovely shots, these and the day before. 👌
I envy you for living in that area quite a bit. 😅 So much more green, the hills make for a much more interesting area. It also appears to be much less crowded than over here (I’d never dare to take a leak in “the woods”, there’s always someone around 😅). There aren’t that many forests here to begin with – only in the “Taunus”, but I’d have to drive there with my car.
Enjoy it while you can!
@lyse Lovely shots, these and the day before. 👌
I envy you for living in that area quite a bit. 😅 So much more green, the hills make for a much more interesting area. It also appears to be much less crowded than over here (I’d never dare to take a leak in “the woods”, there’s always someone around 😅). There aren’t that many forests here to begin with – only in the “Taunus”, but I’d have to drive there with my car.
Enjoy it while you can!
@carsten To my knowledge, it’s a combination of the words “iPod” and “broadcast”. You don’t “cast your content broadly out into the open”, but you “cast it onto an iPod”. Something like that.
I just had a look at the german wikipedia and they explain it a bit differently (at least at the top of the page), saying that “pod” means “play on demand”. I never heard that one before. 😅
Also found this short interview with the guy who coined the term:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p038m811
So, apparently, there wasn’t much thinking involved. 🥴 It’s just “broadcast” but on an iPod, so it’s a “podcast” …
@carsten To my knowledge, it’s a combination of the words “iPod” and “broadcast”. You don’t “cast your content broadly out into the open”, but you “cast it onto an iPod”. Something like that.
I just had a look at the german wikipedia and they explain it a bit differently (at least at the top of the page), saying that “pod” means “play on demand”. I never heard that one before. 😅
Also found this short interview with the guy who coined the term:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p038m811
So, apparently, there wasn’t much thinking involved. 🥴 It’s just “broadcast” but on an iPod, so it’s a “podcast” …
@carsten To my knowledge, it’s a combination of the words “iPod” and “broadcast”. You don’t “cast your content broadly out into the open”, but you “cast it onto an iPod”. Something like that.
I just had a look at the german wikipedia and they explain it a bit differently (at least at the top of the page), saying that “pod” means “play on demand”. I never heard that one before. 😅
Also found this short interview with the guy who coined the term:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p038m811
So, apparently, there wasn’t much thinking involved. 🥴 It’s just “broadcast” but on an iPod, so it’s a “podcast” …
Quite funny how language evolves. Yesterday, I explained the word “podcast” to family members. Nobody had any idea what it actually means or where it came from. It just popped up in our media here in Germany like 10 years ago. Just, boom, “podcast”. 😅
Quite funny how language evolves. Yesterday, I explained the word “podcast” to family members. Nobody had any idea what it actually means or where it came from. It just popped up in our media here in Germany like 10 years ago. Just, boom, “podcast”. 😅
Quite funny how language evolves. Yesterday, I explained the word “podcast” to family members. Nobody had any idea what it actually means or where it came from. It just popped up in our media here in Germany like 10 years ago. Just, boom, “podcast”. 😅