I am reading currently The Colour of Magic and The Light Fantastic and wondered if someone built The Luggage for #DnD.
Someone did and then I decided that no one should build it. Old RPG-wisdom: if it has numbers it can be killed. Thus you do not give powerful beings numbers.
Mein Unternehmen sucht gerade nen Azubi (Fachinformatiker Systemintegration). Ich finde Bewerbungen erschreckend von Migranten, die schon ein fertiges Studium in Informatik oder anderen technischen Berufen in ihren Heimatland haben. Warum werden nicht mehr Abschlüsse anerkannt?
If you want to use rsync in doas with #openbsd (and here nopass) you have to use something like:
permit nopass myuser as root cmd rsync args -av /home/myuser/something /to/someplace/else/
The args-parameter was missing in my case
Any #openbsd-users here who can explain to me why doas still asks for a password when I do:
doas /home/myuser/bin/somescript.sh
The line in the doas.conf:
permit nopass myuser as root cmd /home/myuser/bin/somescript.sh
I hate Apple for pics like these with the headline “games we like to play”. Yes, I’d like to a play a game that looks like that and then there are games like an idle clicker, a ski safari-clone etc. Why can’t they use screenshots of the games they are promoting? 🤬
Today I built my first flask-app. That was remarkably easy. I still have to understand though how I cope best in #Python with output where I want to deal with items in lists of lists of lists and stuff like that.
Was passiert eigentlich, wenn ich mein Gerät wechsel beim digitalen Impfnachweis? Muss ich dann wieder in die Apotheke? Oder pack ich den QR-Code in den Safe? Oder gibt’s da Cloud-Sync oder sowas?
Question about #python: is there a way with fabric where I connect over and over again to some servers without spamming my auth.log/sshd-log? Like reuse a connection or something to run the commands again and again but get the output by server?
Today is a “FreeBSD I really dislike you”-day. I hope I am just overlooking something but the problem I am having here (too long for Twitter) drives me nuts. And it works in a very similar environment on Linux >_<
To all the people who cry now: self-host!!!
Because you never fuck up your configs or your HW breaks. Or did you buy the model with 2 PSUs and have a bond to 2 switches and have at least 2 servers with 2 load balancers before them. What about your network and datacenter team?
