samgranieri

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   by samgranieri 1y ago

   ugh... so much pain and time trying to get pages to look nice on that decaying pile of bits. I was overjoyed when those sneaky veternan engineers at YouTube put up their banner: https://blog.chriszacharias.com/a-conspiracy-t
2. 62.▲
   by samgranieri 1y ago

   they've updated the page since then. Take a look
3. 63.▲
   by samgranieri 1y ago

   I’ve migrated from tmux to zellij. And I’m playing around with omarchy and am really digging the tiling window manager feature
4. 64.▲
   by samgranieri 1y ago

   jokes about tater tots hilariously disrupted work slack a few years ago. so many napoleon dynamite jokes
5. 65.▲
   by samgranieri 1y ago

   You are an absolute evil monster. What an entertaining article!
6. 66.▲
   by samgranieri 1y ago

   Come on over to neovim, the water is fine. Start with lazyvim if you like.
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   by samgranieri 1y ago

   Ooh, bookmarked! My 11 year old zsh setup, which started from YADR and has stuff from other places preserved in chezmoi is starting to drag. Time to speed this up or just rip up and redo
8. 68.▲
   by samgranieri 1y ago

   This should hopefully go over easier than the keywords arguments transition.
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   by samgranieri 1y ago

   I think these might soon be called Soham clauses, to be a bit cheeky.
10. 70.▲
    by samgranieri 1y ago

    As someone zig-curious who has to jump around between ruby and elixir, if there’s a nice linting tool that can notify and maybe auto-correct, then I don’t see this as an issue
11. 71.▲
    by samgranieri 1y ago

    This 100%. SRE at $dayjob periodically has to ask us to clean up dev and uat kubernetes deployments
12. 72.▲
    by samgranieri 1y ago

    Well shit!
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    by samgranieri 1y ago

    I have to drop docker desktop at work and move to podman. I'm the primary author of amalgamation of GitHub's scripts to rule them all with docker compose so my colleagues can just type `script/setup` and `script/server`
14. 74.▲
    by samgranieri 1y ago

    Time for this to be forked or just use the version previous to these changes
15. 75.▲
    by samgranieri 1y ago

    I actually liked the skeuomorphic UI that Apple had. I miss the aqua interface. Buttons as buttons and not text. And also, god help me, brushed metal.
16. 76.▲
    by samgranieri 1y ago

    And also there’s the \COPY command in postgresql
17. 77.▲
    by samgranieri 1y ago

    I can't help but think of Angels and Demons here...
18. 78.▲
    by samgranieri 1y ago

    I’ve been bedeviled by arm/intel/Mac issues with this. I want to be able to use this project, I really do. But it’s just not yet there, and this isn’t on Nektos. Nektos is, as best I understand it, trying to approximate GHA, but i
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    by samgranieri 1y ago

    How would this affect s-mime, if anyone is still using that? If I want to send a really secure message that only the intended recipient can read, I’d use signal or sign and encrypt the message with GPG
20. 80.▲
    by samgranieri 1y ago

    Let’s say I want to be in full control of my own email. I buy a domain, set things up securely, and use let’s encrypt to automate setting up a TLS cert. Let’s say I’m not using something like Caddy which does all this for you, I’m using som
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    by samgranieri 1y ago

    As a Catholic from the Chicago area I'm shocked and surprised he was elected. My group chats and social media is just blowing up with regional pride. God bless Pope Leo XIV!
22. 82.▲
    by samgranieri 1y ago

    I use dns01 in my homelab with step-ca. works like a charm, and it's my private certificate authority
23. 83.▲
    by samgranieri 2y ago

    Just use a dns server like technitium, bind, or powerdns and set up rfc2136 for the dns01 challenge. If you’d like, turn on the dns recursion features too. Or string it together with a pi-hole/unbound/adguard home. Change the DNS
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    by samgranieri 2y ago

    I use Pony Express
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    by samgranieri 2y ago

    I just got into severance and wondered where the Lumon building was set. Interesting building. Reminds me of back in the day when I commuted to a suburban office park.
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    by samgranieri 2y ago

    Aw man, how the heck did I miss this back in 2008? I bought some monster cables that year and had I of know about this, I would have declined. seeing this pugnacious lawyer write an excellent response has me considering buying from blue jea
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    by samgranieri 2y ago

    I was driven to school during preschool, kindergarten, and part of grade school, biked or walked in junior high or high school. My kid is in preschool and I drive him or walk him to school. He'll be able to walk to junior high and high
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    by samgranieri 2y ago

    Hmm. I wonder how this will work with certificates generated by enterprise or private certificate authorities. Specifically, I use caddy for local web development and it generates a snake oil ca for anything on *.localhost using code from s
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    by samgranieri 2y ago

    I'm using caddy as a proxy to various services running node, ruby, or elixir. It's replaced using mkcert and nginx, and I have just about everything i need proxied to . .localhost, with caddy's awesome Step-CA derived certii
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    by samgranieri 2y ago

    I used to work at a place where people had to use PIV cards to log into certain work related websites.