Will Johansson
maccoaster@hachyderm.io
<p>Deaf iOS engineer; i love roller coasters, traveling, and polyglotism; i talk tech, code, politics; you have been warned :)</p>
Posts
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Post #2251369
I&#39;ve been doing some personal projects lately and decided to add a new personal project - a personal website and a blog. I&#39;m doing it mostly for myself, to try to get into writing regularly. Check it out! https://deaf.dev/blog/
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Post #1935338
@quephird hugs. hang in there! glad you’re on the mend. ❤️🩹
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Post #1935337
@quephird hugs
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Post #1935336
@quephird I hate this timeline 🤬
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Post #1935335
@quephird too much? impossible!
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Post #1935334
@quephird likewise! ❤️🎆
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Post #1935331
Me, referring to the new MacBook Neos and how we should have Mac minis with the same guts: &quot;well if youre doing a beowulf cluster, sure.&quot; Friend 1, with an accidental, but gold, typo: &quot;wow browulf. now that&#39;s a cluster i have not heard of in a very very long time.&quot; Friend 2: &quot;we should start referring to unnecessary Kubernetes bullshit as &#39;browulf clusters&#39;.&quot;
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Post #1935328
@quephird gorgeous 😍😍
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Post #1935325
Learned probably too much about mDNS reflecting, AirPrint, IPP, etc. Turns out AirPrint is pretty much an IPP service being advertised over mDNS*. I was wondering how to put my AirPrint-native printer on a VLAN that forbids internet access and other traffic and have AirPrint still work, using avahi-daemon on a Linux machine. I had two options, as far as I understand it: 1.) Reflect all mDNS (or filtered) from the printer VLAN to the VLANs wanting to use the printer. 2.) avahi-daemon supports...