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  • Post #920682

    Moin @AlienJay, Ich gelesen dass du mal #kefir selber gemacht hast. Was das Milch oder Wasser Kefir? Ich habe eben das erste Mal fertigen Milchkefir getrunken, aber das war mir etwas zu sprudelig, fand den Geschmack aber super. Wie ist da deine Erfahrung? Ist der selbstgemachte auch so sprudelig? Antworte bei Zeit, wenn du die Tröts abgearbeitet hast :)

  • Post #595341

    @darbales@rollenspiel.social Hallo, ich frage mich warum du den Code in einem Open Office Dokument abspeicherst. Wäre es nicht schöner .py Dateien zu haben, die du dann direkt ausführen kannst, wenn du das möchtest?

  • Post #516133

    Today I almost made a bad #mistake. I wanted to delete all files from an automation user from an directory and I didn‘t payed enough attention to what I am typing. So I typed sudo rm /* instead of sudo rm ./* Because I didn‘t want to remove folders everything turned out well but it absolutely remembered me to use sudo, rm and * with patience and so I want to rember you too. Does anyone know if #Linux would let you do the sudo rm -rf /* command or is there a safety mechanism? Maybe I try it ou...

  • Post #487256

    @danielHL@norden.social That sounds hard. I hope the blast radius wasn‘t to big and you was able to rollback fast. And I know that you learned something through that incident. Have a nice rest of your Monday.

  • Post #479212

    I did my first steps with #Ansible 🎉 In the past I often played sysadmin on my raspberry pi but at some point i screw something up an just start again. Now where I getting started with my Nuc based #homelab I want to use Ansible to keep my infrastructure as code even if I screw something up. Which is much more unlikely than 7 years ago. Last week I installed Proxmox and now I feel save to play with Ansible in different VM Environments. Have you some suggestion, tips or nice_to_knows for the...

  • Post #479211

    Do you sqash commits when you merge to main? We always kept the full history but i think it is a bit messy for an overview how main changed. Especially if i want to know what changed between two MRs/PRs. What are your arguments to do it like you do? #development #git #python #java #javascript #go #rust

  • Post #457773

    @kboever@social.anoxinon.de Was wurde ausgesät? Bei uns sind heute Dicke Bohnen in den Boden gekommen :)

  • Post #418777

    @mhussard@mastodon.social First thing is to see what you want to do. Do you want to use Linux as Desktop replacement or as Server to host some nice Stuff? The key difference is if you always have a Display, mouse and keyboard connected or you use the pc „headless“ via ssh like a real Server. For the self hosting stuff i would use it as Server and connect via ssh from your Mac if you have one. What is your way?

  • Post #418061

    @TalesFromTheArmchair@hachyderm.io Ahh interesting approach. I think it gets harder with many Developers. Have you experience with that?

  • Post #417911

    @graves501@fosstodon.org I don‘t want to hear, that my discipline is the problem🫠😂 But yes I spend not enough time an attention at the commit messages so they aren‘t as clear as they should. I want to learn that👍

  • Post #339357

    @Larvitz@burningboard.net @tux@burningboard.net Moin, ich habe ein kleines Problem und ich wollte mal Fragen, ob ihr vielleicht eine Lösung kennt. Ich nutze Mastodon am Handy und ich habe gemerkt, dass zum einen aktualisierungen manchmal nicht durch kommen, selbst wenn ich die manuell auslöse. Zum anderen laden Feeds manchmal nicht weiter. Kennt ihr sowas auch oder habt ihr da keine Probleme? Welchen Client nutzt ihr und nutzt ihr das auch am Handy? Vielen Dank für die Unterstützung

  • Post #339316

    @Larvitz@burningboard.net Hi yes thank you very much! I found another thing. The stats aren’t properly centered. I think yesterday it was fine. Regards

  • Post #306371

    @rtn@chaos.social Hi, thanks for asking. I really like w3schools.com, geeksforgeeks.org and realpython.com. Also I use LLMs as reference due to to the more precise but eventually wrong output. What do you use?