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Benutzt ihr ein Ultraschall-Reinigungsgerät für eure Brillen? Wenn ja: Welches und würdet ihr es weiter empfehlen?

(Das klingt in der Theorie so toll, aber wenn man recherchieren will, gibt es nicht außer SEO-verseuchte Affiliate-Listen, die sich als "Test" tarnen.)

((Just in case: Ich frage nicht, wie ihr eure Brille sauber macht, es geht *nur* um Ultraschallgeräte.))
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Leah
Fielmann verkauft die Dinger auch zu nem brauchbaren Preis. Meine Erfahrung ist nur das man es im Alltag aufgrund von Aufwand dann doch nicht so oft benutzt.
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🍃Artist: #HIJACK / #HijackArt in City: #LosAngeles USA 🇺🇸 2020 - Title: "Make Earth green again" - #Streetart #Art #Mastoart #Mural #Artwork #Gardening #Wallpaper #Garden #Painting 🌿
Streetart. On a dark brown wooden garden fence is painted mural of a man, who is sticking the fence. The man is painted in green-gray, he wears work pants, short shirt and flat cap. He is kneeling on the ground and using a brush to spread glue for a wallpaper on the fence. Two pieces of wallpaper can already be seen in the middle of the fence. They show exactly the background of the real fence. A wallpaper with the trees and bushes of the real garden. A great effect, because the fence picture was worked very realistically. Due to the fact that the figure is drawn in gray, the colorful drawing looks even more real and confuses the viewer. The fence painting was painted during the Covid period in the artist's garden.
#art #mastoart #painting #gardening #streetart #Mural #artwork #losangeles #garden #wallpaper #hijackart #hijack
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Currently, creating shell.nix for all projects step by step. This is one of the last steps preventing me from migrating from #Ubuntu to #NixOS as my daily business distribution.

I also try to migrate from #Docker to #Podman, but not sure if I want to add the extra headache for myself regarding volumes. I only use containers for software like solr or Elasticsearch within projects. I might use podman but with tmpfs instead of mounted folders, or check out container volumes.

I'm used to mount local folders for persisting data.
#ubuntu #docker #nixos #Podman
Raito Bezarius
have you considered something like devenv.sh to go faster?
Daniel Siepmann
I already have a bash script that's starting a tmux session per project with proper layout and environments. My projects follow some conventions so I can build the env vars from the folder structure.

I considered devenv and alternatives but didn't feel like it is worth for me to invest time there yet.

I also like to manually trigger stuff and don't get interrupted by automation if I don't want to. E.g. just by cding into a folder just to execute one command, e.g. a fast search.

But thanks for suggesting :)

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I am very proud to announce v2.0.0 of my #PHP #cache #warmup library 🚀 This major release brings some shiny new features, including:

🚫 Exclude patterns
🔎 Crawling strategies
♾️ Endless mode
📦 Support of gzipped sitemaps
✨ Improved command output

→ https://github.com/eliashaeussler/cache-warmup/releases/tag/2.0.0

Release 2.0.0 · eliashaeussler/cache-warmup

What's Changed ⚡ Breaking [!!!][FEATURE] Use modern libraries for XML source mapping by @eliashaeussler in #196 [!!!][FEATURE] Introduce response handlers by @eliashaeussler in #197 [!!!][FEATURE]...
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#php #cache #warmup

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I got my personal instance of @forgejo running with @WoodpeckerCI and now I’ve really got no reason to miss GitHub or Docker Hub for my personal projects. Recommend this setup highly to others who are trying to reduce their dependence on proprietary providers.
@WoodpeckerCI @Forgejo

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🔨 Hacking on a side project...
Derick Rethans
You can take the ads out. That will never happen :-)

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📢 Woohoo! Version v6.0.0 of Firefly III has just been released 🎉. Check it out over at GitHub, Docker, or download it using your favorite package manager.

#opensource #oss #newrelease #php #software #personalfinance #selfhosted

https://github.com/firefly-iii/firefly-iii/releases/v6.0.0

Release v6.0.0 · firefly-iii/firefly-iii

This is release 6.0.0 of Firefly III. Warnings The upgrade may not be backwards compatible for people who manage outgoing loans (money borrowed to other people). Transactions will be removed or ch...
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#opensource #software #php #oss #selfhosted #newrelease #personalfinance

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rastinza
This looks cool, it would definitely be an upgrade over my spreadsheet with one page per month...
Can it read spreadsheets from the bank?

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Ich hab neulich abends beim Joggen einen Autofahrer darauf hingewiesen, dass seine Scheinwerfer zu hoch eingestellt sind und mich (und dadurch auch den Gegenverkehr) blenden. Er meinte, er hätte eine Automatik, die den Gegenverkehr erkennen und das verhindern soll.

Meine Frage an euch:
1. Gibt es so etwas wirklich?
2. Taugt das grundsätzlich etwas?
3. Verhindert das nur, dass man Leute in Autos blendet, oder sollte es eigentlich auch verhindern, dass man Leute auf dem Rad und zu Fuß blendet?

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Dominik Graser 🤘
noch ergänzend: funktioniert (zumindest bei Hyundai) nur, wenn das Licht generell auf "Auto" steht.
Ich fahre immer mit Licht an, bei mir funktioniert die Abblendautomatik dann nicht.
Fahrradpendler
Ich wünsche mir ein adaptives Fernlicht für's Fahrrad. Für den Fall, dass das tolle adaptive Fernlicht bei Autos mich als entgegenkommender Radfahrer nicht erkennt.

So mit 2000 Lux oder höher.
Gut das ich oft früher da bin. Heute fährt der Zug mal einfach drei Minuten eher ab.
Hatte ich auch noch nicht.

Mein erstes Konzert dieses Jahr. Endlich mal wieder im Gebäude9, hat sich doch was verändert. Antiheld war geil, ebenso die Vorband.

Jetzt noch über 2 Std. Zugfahrt bis nach Hause.
Daniel Siepmann
Korrektur: Das ist ein Zug eher mit Verspätung von 57 Minuten. Das klingt auch viel logischer.

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Leicht heiser vom #klimastreik zurück, leider war hier nicht so viel los, das musste man dann ja ausgleichen :)
Demo Schild mit der Aufschrift: Nicht mal die letzte Generation klebt auf der Straße so fest wie die FDP an der Vergangenheit.
#klimastreik
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Leah
Schön war aber auch der Spruch: "Nett hier! Aber wie lange noch? #fff"
Kreide auf Sandstein: Nett hier! Aber wie lange noch? #fff
#fff
Hans-Helge
Boa ich bin echt übermüdet. Ich habe #fff gerade als Hex-Farbcode gelesen und mich gefragt wofür "weiß" stehen soll. 🤦
#fff
Öcan
Ja, auch in Baden-Württemberg 😬

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Liebe #developer, stellt aussagekräftige Changelogs bereit. Das kann bei Problemen leichter erkennbar machen, dass ein einfaches Update helfen könnte....
Danke, #powermail, dass ihr das so macht! 👍
// cc @einpraegsam
#developer #powermail @Alex Kellner

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Daniel Siepmann
Gleiches gilt für commit messages.

Sowas wie: merged someone else patch-1
Hilft einem mal so gar nicht.

Achtet bei contributions und merges auf aussagekräftige messages.
Chris Müller 🍪 :typo3:
Und als Format bietet sich https://keepachangelog.com/ an, und jedes Release hat Links zur detaillierten Übersicht (die dann auch hoffentlich aussagekräftige Commit-Messages beinhaltet).

Persönlich bevorzuge ich ein Changelog.md im Repository-Hauptverzeichnis: Schnell zu finden und man muss nicht in der Doku suchen, wo sich denn die Änderungen verstecken.

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@marudor vielen lieben Dank für https://bahn.expert das macht das Reisen mit dem #Zug viel einfacher. Die "App" ist besser als die App der #DB und als Transportr.

Hab mich mach kurzer Zeit schon umgewöhnt und bin viel zufriedener.
#db #Zug
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You probably already use #fzf. I remember I tried it some years ago but didn't switch. But I've switched this week.

I added fzf to my #zsh for history and via fzf-tab for autocompletion. I'm using it with fzf-#tmux to open a tmux pop up.

I now also added fzf-lua to my #neovim replacing previously used telescope.

Maybe I'll replace #dmenu as well and extend my current usage of fzf-tmux, reducing dependencies and friction.

I'm really happy with fzf, it feels faster, and I now have the same UX in zsh, and neovim.

Commit adding fzf to zsh: https://git.daniel-siepmann.de/danielsiepmann/nixpkgs/commit/c57994ea28f3dd7e43747d4b92d4318fc34c3989
Commit adding fzf-tab: https://git.daniel-siepmann.de/danielsiepmann/nixpkgs/commit/df544f1e9e1b25da7b3769bcb893ccf8289c50bf
Commit adding fzf to neovim: https://git.daniel-siepmann.de/danielsiepmann/nixpkgs/commit/cee10964f04916939121e9b6fc07d814cab1a0e3

And a commit fixing the ugly colors of fzf within neovim: https://git.daniel-siepmann.de/danielsiepmann/nixpkgs/commit/bc2264a03e322f18831364ee7d0896f50a46e9bf
#neovim #zsh #tmux #fzf #dmenu
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birnim
switched from what?
Daniel Siepmann
telescope within neovim
Native history back search in zsh. I also tried mcfly for two weeks.
Native autocompletion of zsh.

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Kleines Päuschen

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Cyb3rrunn3r :mastodon:⭐️
Also zum 4. Bild: 😢 - 🫂@päuschen
@p

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Get your own domain name! Run your own e-mail server! Run your own website! Yes, it needs a bit of work but it gives you freedom from the Megacorps. If we don't stand up and take the internet back, we will lose so much. Take your time, but make it a goal to learn this stuff! Not all of you, I get it. But every new e-mail server helps :)
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😷 Jan Wildeboer
Not only are all the parts needed readily and freely available - there are tons of tutorials and support groups out there to help you along. And don't get too impressed by the arrogant geeks/nerds and their "I know things you'd never understand" attitude. We all started with zero knowledge.

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😷 Jan Wildeboer
If in #Munich, I will offer you my help with the three steps needed:

- Get your own domain (20€/yr max)
- Get a VPS (Virtual Private Server) with the power and network traffic needed (5€/mo, 60€/yr)
- Get a basic setup with an e-mail server and a web server for some static pages

If you already know your way around a Linux server, it'll just take a few hours and you are on your way to become a true #Netizen :)

I've put all parts in my blog already https://jan.wildeboer.net

Jan Wildeboer’s Blog

Jan Wildeboer (Jan Wildeboer's Blog)
#munich #netizen

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Boo -- it sounds like Gandi got sold off to a value extraction firm and I have yet another unasked bit of personal tech bureaucracy to deal with.

https://exquisite.social/@h3artbl33d/109927449357481623

h3artbl33d 🐡

2023-02-25 21:16:01


🚨 Important: Gandi.net has been acquired by Your.Online 🚨

There is a backstory here - which I will explain. The TL;DR: if you have any trust or whatsoever in Gandi, you should seriously reconsider.

Your.online was previously known as TWS (Total Webhosting Solutions), one of the three big investors in the Dutch hosting market. Together with Team.blue and Group.one they own the majority of the hosting brands.

If TWS acquires a new brand, the prices skyrocket [1/3]

Derick Rethans
Yeah. Same here. 30 of them.
alana storm 🏳️‍⚧️
@derickr Eeep! That's a lot. I hope registrar transfer has moved past the days of faxing in requests to unlock the domain.
@Derick Rethans

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It's been a blast! https://github.com/TYPO3-Console/TYPO3-Console/pull/1115
Thanks to everyone for years of support. Special thanks to @bnf for his dedication to clean up TYPO3 that this workaround that existed for years, now isn't necessary any more!

TYPO3 Console will soon only ship commands to fill some gaps from what is still missing within #TYPO3.
If everything goes well, TYPO3 Console will also ship a few additional tweaks to improve error and exception output of the standard typo3 binary.

!!![TASK] Remove typo3cms binary by helhum · Pull Request #1115 · TYPO3-Console/TYPO3-Console

Good bye and thanks for all the fish!
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#TYPO3

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Helmut Hummel
What I learned along the way, is that you can't create mocks/stubs/spies from final classes for testing.
Except when you cheat and then can 🤘

https://phpfashion.com/how-to-mock-final-classes
https://tomasvotruba.com/blog/2019/03/28/how-to-mock-final-classes-in-phpunit/

#php #testing #phpunit #TYPO3

How to Mock Final Classes?

How to mock classes that are defined as final or some of their methods are final?
Blog phpFashion
#TYPO3 #php #testing #PHPUnit

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Torben Hansen
Thank you for all your work on TYPO3 Console during the last years 👍

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Based on a discussion over coffee with
@calien_666
I sat down and created this little #TYPO3 extension: https://extensions.typo3.org/extension/siteconfiggitsync - if you have your site-config.yaml files checked into git, but the siteadmins want to change them in the backend, this one will push it back to git

(Code711) Site Config Git Sync (siteconfiggitsync)

This extension will push changes to the site config yaml files back to your gitlab repository by creating a branch for the changes along with a merge-request.
TYPO3 Association
#TYPO3

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There is an ongoing news cycle about Linux 6.2 being the first kernel to support the M1, started by ZDNET. This article is misleading and borderline false.

You will not be able to run Ubuntu nor any other standard distro with 6.2 on any M1 Mac. Please don't get your hopes up.

We are continuously upstreaming kernel features, and 6.2 notably adds device trees and basic boot support for M1 Pro/Max/Ultra machines.

However, there is still a long road before upstream kernels are usable on laptops. There is no trackpad/keyboard support upstream yet.

While you can boot an upstream 6.2 kernel on desktops (M1 Mac Mini, M1 Max/Ultra Mac Studio) and do useful things with it, that is only the case for 16K page size kernel builds.

No generic ARM64 distro ships 16K kernels today, to our knowledge.

Our goal is to upstream everything, but that doesn't mean distros instantly get Apple Silicon support.

As with many other platforms, there is some integration work required. Distros need to package our userspace tooling and, at this time, offer 16K kernels.

In the future, once 4K kernel builds are somewhat usable, you can expect zero-integration distros to somewhat work on these machines (i.e. some hardware will work, but not all, or only partially).

This should be sufficient to add a third-party repo with the integration packages.

But for out-of-the-box hardware support, distros will need to work with us to get everything right.

We are already working with some, and we expect to announce official Apple Silicon support for a mainstream distro in the near future. Just not quite yet!
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Joeri Vlekken
thank you for clarifying this. I am very curious to see what Asahi Linux will bring in the near future. Keep up the good work!
astro-monster
Yep. Generally apple is working hard to prevent other kids playing in their machines and/or supporting them for longer than 3 years . . . ??!!

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I see a lot of new terms like Command-Event, Event-Based Compute, etc., presented around Event-Driven Architecture. Let me clear that up because there are no such things.

The real split is Event-Driven Architecture vs Messaging.

Event-Driven Architecture is about the logical composition of our workflow. We're using events as the glue checkpoints of our workflow. The key aspect is to model them, so we're broadcasting information, not requesting operations. 1/
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Oskar Dudycz 🇺🇦✊
So why we're getting terms like Command-Event, and Event-Based Compute? Because some companies were pushing the EDA buzzwords, Messaging didn't sound sexy enough.

They didn't embrace semantics and taught their users. But that doesn't change, that eventually, their users will need to understand that to succeed. Still, if they pushed all marketing into event-based terms, how to tell now that it was wrong?

The easiest is to reinvent the wheel and introduce new gibberish terms. 5/

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Oskar Dudycz 🇺🇦✊
So, as architects, engineers, we should remember the logical, technical split. And differentiate patterns from implementations. Be critical of what we read. Think for yourself, and question authority.

6/6
»We are now experimenting robots and so-called intelligence that is creating art for us. Art used to be an escape for us humans. It was a form of creation that made us feel needed, made us feel empowered, it gives us a way to invent a new reality for ourselves in which everything’s placed according our will and ideas.«

https://alirezahayati.com/2023/01/20/the-purpose-of-ai/

The purpose of AI - Ali Reza Hayati

About a year ago when we talked about artificial intelligence and machine learning, what we meant was a machine getting used to some routines or somehow understanding an algorithm and order of matters happening so it can respond in a certain way.
Ali Reza Hayati

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I'm using Language Severs for Rust, Typescript, Go etc, they all have their own pros and cons, but it's satisfying that @phpactor seems to have a wider range of refactorings than most and compares favourably.

The Rust LS works great most of the time, but sometimes will just "stop" getting the types correctly, and not having a code action to remove unused imports is quite frustrating.

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Stuart Herbert
I will have to give that a go.
Dan Leech
@stuherbert cool, any feedback welcome, there are so many things to improve
@Stuart Herbert

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"Fucking knock it off, people. Blogs exist for a reason. Stop being awful."

https://www.jwz.org/blog/2023/02/stop-doing-threads/

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Tests often show that code works in an unrealistic, parallel universe. E.g. one where...

- Every dependency is mocked
- We can modify the service container at will
- We use Sqlite instead of Postgres
- We invoke the HTTP kernel directly
- We have data in our database somehow

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Matthias Noback
- Don't rely on fixture loaders or seeders to get data in your database. Just follow the real path to get the data there. E.g. invoke API endpoints, call functions. This ensures that the data is meaningful, correct, realistic, and you don't have to debug your fixtures...
Barney Laurance
@matthiasnoback@mastodon.social Generally yes - but today's application has to work with the data that yesterday's application left in the database. It would be awkward to have to run yesterday's code within a test to populate the database before running today's code to check that it works right.

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"Yesterday, a car got stuck and the headline read, 'The navigation device failed.' However, I think the driver might have played a role in the incident, as well." [ source (austria/german) https://salzburg.orf.at/stories/3196064/ ]

Chronik: Dem Navi „blind“ vertraut, Pkw steckt fest

Zwischen St. Gilgen und Fürberg am Wolfgangsee (Flachgau) ist am Donnerstagnachmittag ein Autofahrer mit seinem Pkw auf dem engen Wanderweg steckengeblieben.
ORF.at

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Chris Müller 🍪 :typo3:
Oh, I was there once, nice to WALK ;-)
Dirk Fehse
@brotkrueml
How wide is my SUW? Dunno, lets go! Bääääm.
@Chris Müller 🍪 :typo3:

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If you have a solution you're trying to find a problem for, the result is always going to be bad, why do people keep doing this, again and again?

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I'm really happy that I still own my old #MacBook Air from 2013. It is running so smooth with #NixOS. I've now added Kodi and copied the ~/.kodi folder from my Raspberry Pi, and it works out of the box.

I also added https://sourceforge.net/projects/gtkpod/ which allows me to manage my old #iPod Shuffle 4th Gen. No need for MacOS any more.

Both devices are so great in weight, quality, and UX. I'm happy I don't need to waste the resources. Instead, I can combine them with my love OpenSource and Linux. Feels so good to have control, feels like you actually own things.

Library and GUI for Apple's iPod

Download Library and GUI for Apple's iPod for free. gtkpod is a platform independent GUI for Apple's iPod using GTK. It allows you to import your existing iTunes database, add songs, podcasts, videos and cover art, and to edit ID3 tags.
SourceForge
#nixos #MacBook #iPod

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PHPStan 1.10 Comes With a Lie Detector https://phpstan.org/blog/phpstan-1-10-comes-with-lie-detector

PHPStan 1.10 Comes With a Lie Detector

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RT @sulu
In @matthiasnoback's Advanced Application Architecture workshop, you'll cover all 3 architecture layers: the domain, application, and infrastructure layer. Sign up at @WebCampVenlo https://www.webcampvenlo.nl/session/workshop-advanced-application-architecture-40 #programming #PHP
#programming #php @Matthias Noback

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Working with php based MPA #typo3 for past 1,5 years I sometimes felt the urge for a “more modern” toolset.

Listening to @slightlyoff on @jsparty provides an interesting angle on this. He goes so far to call the client side JavaScript trend a “lost decade”. From the perspective of users of which many have mid to low end devices, SPA too often perform very badly.
#TYPO3 @Alex Russell @JS Party 🪩
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Florian Geierstanger
@mandrasch @helhum No node server in this setup, all server is still done by TYPO3. Difference is, the client can request not just full pages but also parts. There is also the concept of requesting the whole page but stay on the page and only replace the html body, which gives a performance boost for subsequent page navigation.
Watch the video and it’ll be more clear. :-)
@Helmut Hummel @Matthias Andrasch
Helmut Hummel
@mandrasch No additional server requirements at all for Topwire, only what you need for TYPO3
@Matthias Andrasch

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Just in case you have trouble with mails being saved to the drafts folder in #macOS #ventura 13.2.x check if you're using @GPGTools
If yes, update #GPGTools to the latest nightlies build:
https://releases.gpgtools.org/nightlies/GPG_Suite-latest.dmg
I found that solution here:
https://communities.apple.com/de/thread/254439834
Screenshot of Apple Mail error message (macOS Ventura 13.2 and GPGTools active)
#macos #ventura #gpgtools @GPGTools

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Do you open a pull request on GitHub for changes you made in your own repository as a single developer or just push to the main branch? I wonder if this would be a good practise. Pull requests are a nice way to tell a development story and group commits. Is the extra effort worth it?
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Dan Leech
for my own O/S projects I (almost) always open a pull request, add a description, review my code and leave comments on it as necessary. This is mostly for my own benefit - though it also acts as an historical reference and gives others the chance to comment on it later.
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Daniela
@dantleech I think I will do it like you for the same reason. I tried to go a step further and also open an issue and then link the PR to the issue. But that was only to become familar with the process. It's a little bit too much for now. A PR with a good description should be enough for now. 👍
@Dan Leech

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Which laptop to get in 2023?

I'll be looking for a new #linux laptop next year, since my current machine is in dire need of repairs

I tend towards AMD currently but #AsahilLinux is also interesting

Which would you recommend?
#thinkpad #framework #xps #apple

  • Thinkpad (39%, 24 votes)
  • Framework (26%, 16 votes)
  • Mac (21%, 13 votes)
  • Other (comment please) (13%, 8 votes)
61 voters. Poll end: 3 months ago

#linux #apple #thinkpad #framework #xps #asahillinux

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Released a service that assists me when (integration)testing and devving: webmocket.

A fake websocket server that can send custom messages to registered clients. And that records any received messages.

https://crates.io/crates/webmocket
source: https://github.com/berkes/webmocket #rustlang

GitHub - berkes/webmocket: Websocket server for testing and development.

Websocket server for testing and development. Contribute to berkes/webmocket development by creating an account on GitHub.
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#RustLang

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berkes 🐝 🚐 🏄 🌱
To be clear: the websocket isn't "fake", really. It's a mock, standin.

The whole point of the service is to allow a client (in my case a bot) to connect to it, and then start sending and receiving messages.

For test-scenarios and such.

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It's finally here, teasing is over:

I'm excited to launch #keyoxide today!

https://yarmo.eu/post/keyoxide

#FOSS solution for easy encryption, signature verification and decentralized identity proofs!

I've been in favor of #DeleteKeybase but I never had something to offer as an alternative. Now I do :)
#foss #DeleteKeybase #keyoxide

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grin
you're a fake since one of your checks fail! 😁

Works nicely, but really take a lot of time to get it right. For example mentioning that only pgp notation will actually "reember" your services would tremendously help to decide which way _not_ to go.
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