I use a remote server with mosh - which means unfortunately no agent-forwarding. On this server I am using tmux and zsh. In the tmux-Session I connect to other servers - what do I have to do that I have to put in my ssh key-password only once?

When I use mosh, ssh-agent-forwarding does not work. So I want to work on a machine via ssh, open there a tmux and then ssh into other machines. What is the best way that I have to enter my ssh-key-pass only once? My shell on the “jump-host” is zsh.

I thought that systemd-homed is not so useful. Now I thought about it a bit and I see more and more use cases for it and it could be quite useful especially since many people I know use Linux.

Yesterday I started watching Veronica Mars. I am really enjoying the show. Is it correct that the meta plot-case gets closed on the end of a season? How much is left open at the end of season 3?

systemd needs a rebranding. And Lennart Poettering needs aliases. If one of those two is attached to a project, there is just hate coming in, no matter if it is useful or not.

I ordered yesterday in China reproduction sets of Morgan dollars and Walking Liberty-half dollars for coin magic. I really really hope they look good. The real deal is just too expensive (especially with the specials for magic).

I want a tabletop-RPG for Avatar/Legend of Korra. My kid is watching the show and the world is awesome. I wonder if it would work with Apocalypse Engine or Forged in the Dark.

Pink fluffy unicorns dancing on rainbows

Pink fluffy unicorns dancing on rainbows

Pink fluffy unicorns dancing on rainbows