samgranieri

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   by samgranieri 2y ago

   I remember having to write a java applet in my senior CS capstone class at DePaul 20+ years ago. I’ve never written one professionally.
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   by samgranieri 2y ago

   I was born in 1980 and I find it neat that we grew up without the internet we know now, it was in it's infancy in junior high in high school (93 to 99), and then once we were in the workforce we all got smart phones as we know now. Us
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   by samgranieri 2y ago

   I'd like to just keep using security keys, thank you very much. They are much simpler and easier to understand and explain.
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   by samgranieri 2y ago

   I’m a big neovim fan, and I I ever need to do Java, first I’ll enable the Java lang extra in lazyvim . If that doesn’t work I’d look at this and make changes. Then I’d probably go to IntelliJ Idea.
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   by samgranieri 2y ago

   Thank you for all the hard work you’ve done and for sharing your passion project with us.
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   by samgranieri 2y ago

   Back when I was in high school in the pre everyone had cellphones era, one girl had a cellphone. During history class it went off. Our teacher snagged the phone and started talking to her boyfriend, who was a fellow high school student, wh
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   by samgranieri 2y ago

   On a side note, I've had fun playing with something like this with Caddy and StepCA and bind running in a homelab. I've managed to, using the rfc2136 plugin, managed to rotate certs every ten minutes. Every six days is fine, just
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   by samgranieri 2y ago

   I live in the Chicago suburbs now and used to live in Chicago. Taking shots of Malört in bars is indeed a rite of passage for tourists, but yeah, it's a foul-tasting shot. Democratic Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker was recorded sharing
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   by samgranieri 2y ago

   I think Twitter once cobbled together a BitTorrent based deployment strategy for Capistrano called murder, that was a cool read from their eng blog back in the day. I wish I had used a pusher node to deploy things when a colleague was using
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    by samgranieri 2y ago

    I tried to do this back in 2017 as an elixir newbie with distillery, but for some reason just went with standard deploys with distillery. Now it’s just using mix release to build elixir apps in a docker image deployed to k8s.
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    by samgranieri 2y ago

    I use direnv with a global gitignore, 1Password and chezmoi. There’s also secrets pulled down from vault.
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    by samgranieri 2y ago

    Chezmoi is amazing. I dabbled with Stow, but Chezmoi is the way to go.
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    by samgranieri 2y ago

    I don't shave everyday because I get better shaves if I do it like twice a week. I don't mind using a Gillette five blade razor and change out the blade like every other month
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    by samgranieri 2y ago

    I use zellij's session resurrection all the time, it saves me time. It's kind of like tmuxinator. I'm not sure if zellij can do that, and coming from tmux, zellij was an easy change.
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    by samgranieri 2y ago

    I started with screen and Terminal.app, then I switched to tmux and iTerm. Now i"m on wezterm and zellij. Works great! Still, I'm happy to see work on screen continuing.
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    by samgranieri 2y ago

    I remember as a kid (like at 13 or 14) using BBEdit then Adobe PageMill
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    by samgranieri 2y ago

    I graduated HS in 1999. If I were a teacher, I'd require the students turn off their phones and put them in a clear bag with their name on it on a box on my desk. Then they get their phones back at the end of class. Simple solution, no
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    by samgranieri 2y ago

    Let’s call it GNU/systemd/linux
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    by samgranieri 3y ago

    McDonnell Douglas bought Boeing with Boeing's money and IMHO ruined it. If it were up to me I'd just put the engineers that made amazing flying machines back in charge and phase out McDonnell Douglas's culture.
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    by samgranieri 3y ago

    I’ve got five raspberry pi’s running arch Linux arm and a Mac mini for plex video encoding. Plus shared storage.
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    by samgranieri 3y ago

    This was the most engrossing article I’ve read in a while.
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    by samgranieri 3y ago

    I didn't know about this. I'm writing bash scripts in the scripts-to-rule-them-all fashion for work and this can help DRY things up
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    by samgranieri 3y ago

    https://www.githubstatus.com/incidents/xb30mby9fs5x
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    by samgranieri 3y ago

    So in real life terms, what does this mean for people that own USG3s? If you're so inclined, replace it? Or not use the VPN feature in the Unifi admin console? Personally, I just forward all WireGuard traffic to another computer on my
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    by samgranieri 3y ago

    I'm using https://github.com/burghardt/easy-wg-quick for this. It works beautifully. I simply port forward to my raspberry pi that handles all of this.
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    by samgranieri 3y ago

    anyone remember the quicktime 6(?) weird volume slider from 1999 on classic MacOS ? The first version of a mac app I can remember that used a brushed metal skin
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    by samgranieri 4y ago

    this 100%. When I had my TV installed I explicitly told the geeksquad guys who mounted it on the wall to not connect it to the internet because I'm driving it with an apple TV
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    by samgranieri 4y ago

    My company uses this, but not for kubernetes. It's a nifty product
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    by samgranieri 4y ago

    20 years ago I carried around a palm pilot, iPod and cell phone. I was so happy when I could combine all of those devices into an iPhone. I just don’t see a need for VR googles at this point. This seems like a solution in search of a proble
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    by samgranieri 4y ago

    This, at first glance, looks pretty slick. I've been using rails since 2006, and deployed my first app via capistrano shortly thereafter. I also once deployed an app using deis to run a mini-heroku. I've been using kubernetes at