pavlo

It certainly is. But then again this never really went away if I think of youtube view counts didn’t it?

Especially when the jets can release the bombs without entering Ukrainian airspace and not having to risk being shot down.

It took me several years in pursuit of a self hosted solution, that I don’t need too much time to maintain. I think the current solution is working very well for me.

I have a raspberry pi with a USB drive attached. The OS is ubuntu, so I can use ZFS. The drive is backed up to backblaze S3 using restic in a cron job. The backup and ZFS health is monitored with healthchecks.io

The data sync across all the devices including the raspberry pi is done using resilio sync.

I view my photos when I am home using an app written by myself: photograf (https://github.com/ptek/photograf) It runs on the same raspberry.

The article criticises large sites saying that "[t]he average web page size now stands at around 2MB." but the page where the text is published is 1,5 MB itself. Its a bit sad, but probably makes the point precisely.

Plot twist: the post was designed to trick people into testing the functionality and create publicity for OpenStreetMaps ;)

since last April, I often find myself reminded of the talk by John cleese on creativity. Specifically his thesis that its not a talent. https://youtu.be/Pb5oIIPO62g

When having a call after another, and trying to be efficient during the day, there is just less time to be creative…

I think a tool that has a similar UX as your is handy if a person don't care or want to memorise the gitconfig documentation to figure this out. Which, I think, is true even for most of the developers. I have found this one out by a coincidence myself.

This is a great looking tool.

What I have been doing by hand for some time is putting code for different customers in different directories and having a conditional in `~/.gitconfig` to determine what config applies there:

    [includeIf "gitdir:~/projects-private/**"]
      path = ./.gitconfig-private

    [includeIf "gitdir:~/projects-client/**"]
      path = ./.gitconfig-work

Then in .gitconfig-private or .gitconfig-work I have all the usual gitconfig settings that apply, for example the [user] section...

Switching to the right directory thus automatically changes the settings.

I would like to learn some rust and/or elixir

A truly unexpected would be a phone with an eInk display only. And with one very good camera. I enjoy my pictures taken on the phone mostly on my computer, so I use my phone only as a preview :)

There is a nice "oneliner" in Ruby for that, created by Piers Cawley: http://j.mp/anfTlJ

And for python there is a nice Article on CodingHorror: http://j.mp/aCxlI3 Hope it's useful :)