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• Post #4101448

  Ok fedisourcing recipes I am looking for recipes meeting this set of overlapping requirements: * Vegan * No peppers/onion/garlic (FODMAP-adjacent issues) I think also no tomatoes? * No rich/creamy textured I'll be visiting some friends and it is super hard to figure out what to cook, given the overlapping requirements that we have I often end up cooking something myself because basically every vegan recipe I know is primarily made with tomatoes/onion/peppers/garlic #recipes #cooking #...

• Post #3944660

  I am at turtles And there is a turtle stack

• Post #3660302

  Bird! (Red-winged Blackbird) #photography

• Post #3659816

  Bird! (House Finch) #photography

• Post #3570281

  Bike path flower report: 💠🌺

• Post #3172232

  Forgejo action progress: Well the runner works, now to get a podman daemon running without dangerous permissions (currently explodes ​:neocat_floof_explode:​)

• Post #3172231

  Bike path wildlife report: turtle. 🐢

• Post #3172230

  Whelp The jellyfin sso plugin is archived, and the jellyfin devs fear they need every single app to support it and say nah (they don't need to when quick connect exists)

• Post #3172229

  Whelp jellyfin ldap just melted down into a pile ​:thisisfine:​

• Post #3172228

  Welcome to the future of blogging? https://github.com/OneUptime/blog/commits/master/ So this is just a LLM running continuously right?

• Post #3172227

  Current Mikrotik home firewall strategy: * Add log rules to the end of firewall chains * Stream logs and parse via script (pending: grafana dashboard). The script shows all packets that hit the log rules before the default-allow at the end * add rules to cover excisting traffic (or fix shit if broken or sending unwanted packets) * Optimize * After a sufficient time period of no log rule hits, change the log rules to default-drop bonus round: move as much traffic from ipv4 to ipv6. The majority...

• Post #3172226

  dangit now I have ideas for a new desk bouncing around in my head

• Post #3172225

  wtf why does nobody sell the chainguard for this bicycle crank? It's like nobody expects people in the US to bicycle to work or something ​:neocat_angry:​

• Post #3103684

  AaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

• Post #2650987

  Bird. (aka: Common Grackle) #photography

• Post #2523248

  🚨 BREAKING FOX NEWS UPDATE 🚨 Fox detected!! ​:neofox_notice:​ After almost three weeks, the fox has been spotted!

• Post #2504569

  This AI chatbot could have been a web form

• Post #1963350

  A blog series on my descent into maddness with PKI/etc would probably be interesting But first I can finish out the networking series (latest post here). The last part for now will be about taking the engress policy features and wireguard and then creating a wireguard interface on a Talos linux node, and then assigning routing rules to a non-default table, so only traffic assigned to that interface uses it. The end result: ability to create a egress policy targeting a pod, and send all outbo...

• Post #1933644

  Hello please observe this floofy kitty that I met

• Post #1933643

  Ya know people have complained a bunch about lack of flying cars and other things but at this point I'd rather have the promised smell-o-vision

• Post #1910255

  Weekend goals [X] turtles [ ] Water surviving plants [ ] Vacuum [ ] Fix a small handful of broken apps [ ] Laundry [ ] Clean/organize living room/kitchen/dining area [ ] Finally put away winter equipment and organize basement [ ] Mow lawn before neighbors start being obnoxious [ ] Fix road bike The most important step is already done at least

• Post #1650181

  aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ​:neocat_floof_explode:​

• Post #1635329

  Two days until petting many cats ​:neocat_floof:​

• Post #1635328

  I can't sleep for some reason Anyhow given the three main types of fun, can we also categorize mistakes into three core types of mistakes? I also propose that the find-out component of a fuck-around -> find-out tuple can be be mapped onto types of mistakes, in this thesis I will......

• Post #1635327

  LLMs Corrupt Your Documents When You Delegate - Microsoft Research This would be some interesting reading

• Post #1635326

  I wonder if the derailer hanger on my bike is bent ​:neocat_thinking:​

• Post #1635325

  Ok I'm really interested in the manifest-based MutatingAdmissionPolicies in Kubernetes 1.36. It looks like one of the most important features of tools like Kyvero/IPAGatekeeper is just a mainline feature now? Neat! The goal is to enforce a few specific security policies that aren't very well covered by existing helm charts, like setting hostUsers: false unless explicitly set to true by a workload that actually needs it for driver or metrics collection. Using the new built-in policy eng...

• Post #1635324

  Uggh, the home assistant MQTT cert expired despite cert-manager renewing it... Why? Because home assistant doesn't accept point to MQTT certs on disk. You're supposed to paste the certs into the UI when configuring MQTT and I guess just repeat that task as a fun little chore if certs have a shorter lifespan, neat. The actually had the reasonable functionality in the past where the config pointed to a path on disk but intentionally made that a regression at some point. I say intenti...

• Post #1227285

  now on valkey 9.0.3, there may be some notification queue disruptions~

• Post #1115187

  How many times per class did you disassemble and reassemble your pen/mechanical pencil/anything within reach?