Foldable Table project complete #diy #somethingwithwood

Factorio == Digital Crack

This game was great before the Space Age Expansion/DLC.

With Space Age it is a masterclass of game design, optimization and performance, scale and complexity, progression curve and most importantly: balance.

This game deserves a spot in the hall of fame of computer games.

Those who have never played it … brace yourself … time will magically disappear.

@form ich wünschte für einen Moment wäre mein Username "function" :D

RE: https://social.bau-ha.us/@CCC/117571745294447714

Ich darf mich schon etwas länger auf das neue Congress Design freuen und finde es richtig richtig gut. Zum Einen weil es anders ist und visuellen Frischwind bringt, weil es minimalistisch ist und trotzdem Charakter und Persönlichkeit hat und weil es die Cuties und die Coolies abholt. Ihr dürft Euch auf noch Einiges freuen!

<3 <3 <3 gehen raus an @mcgraw

This one would be kind of funny if it didn’t affect many hosts out there …

https://sshhole.com

(I’ve been disabling password authentication for sshd 15+ years - and I’m mostly on FreeBSD so this one I can watch from the sidelines)

Best of luck it didn’t affect you and/or patching was not that bad!

I need a new toaster. The cheap one I got years ago is, pun intended, toast …

I don’t want another cheap, plastic one - ideally it would be something like the Milantoast 007200 but at maybe half or a third of the price? :D ( https://www.milantoast.com/en/professional-ovens-and-toasters/tostafette-en/ )

If you know of any toasters that are built to outlive its owner, have barely any plastic on them and are in the price range below 160€ - let me know …

Kitchen Equipment Nerds and Connaisseurs, assemble!

With the Claude/Cursor extension compromise, agents breaking out of their sandbox, I have enough reasons not to install openly vibe-coded software. If the creator can’t be bothered to understand the generated code and rule out backdoors/malicious intent, I have 2nd degree trust issues.

Humans accidentally add vulnerabilities, too. But there’s a qualitative difference with intent and automated sophistication. An LLM trained on everything human can be the ultimate traitor.

.oO( Wer heutzutage immernoch das Wurstblatt "Der Spiegel" konsumiert dem ist auch nicht mehr zu helfen … das war mir schon von vielen Jahren zu großer Schmutz )

I have an opinionated style of building backends and infrastructure. I have my opinions on what languages and software I prefer. It isn’t often the popular choice and ppl. have questioned them over the years. That makes me question and reflect on my choices - which I consider a good thing.

Today I realized that there’re setups live and in production for 15+ years, which I have built or helped build, that never became a bottleneck or had a major outage.

Some form of choice validation :)

Ouh brb - gotta watch the new Anika Interview with the Rolling Stone :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2nBbzkc9oc

I do feel like performing ancient wizardry, waking up a bunch of servers that have been asleep for a couple of months, bootstrapping them with FreeBSD + ZFS and getting them ready for use. 🧙‍♂️🪄

Realistically most ppl from younger/more recent generations are starting so many abstraction layers above that in some “fancy” cloud web interfaces :D

For me it is a very enjoyable realm - the abstraction layer basement.

I’ve updated my FreeBSD ZFS Bootstrap scripts. There’s now an iso and a memstick version. Nothing fundamental has changed. Cleanup, few disk / zfs settings were made explicit rather than relying on defaults.

You should still read through and adapt as needed.

The reason I use the script rather than the installer is that I want just one ZFS volume for the OS and not separate volumes for /var /usr etc. Jails will get a dedicated volume each.

https://codeberg.org/hukl/freebsd-toolbox/src/branch/main/freebsd_zfs_bootstrap_iso.sh

https://codeberg.org/hukl/freebsd-toolbox/src/branch/main/freebsd_zfs_bootstrap_memstick.sh

Sending zfs snapshots between hosts via ssh is one of these things that still get me excited. It works so flawless - for years.

zfs send pool/volume@snapshot | ssh user@host zfs recv -u pool/volume

Oh what a joy zfs is …

RE: https://mstdn.social/@jschauma/117485148754581924

No joke, yesterday I mention med in conversation that the last thing that is missing this week is some linux kernel vulnerability … at least with FreeBSD I’m in a different partition of the Cyber Cycle …

Ok I’ll admit, I fell in love …

with wood drill bits from Japan :D

They make by far the most clean and precise holes and you can get this practical and well made roll bag for them. Isn’t the 3rd picture adorable? :D

Me gusta ლ(´ڡ`ლ)

But seriously - if you’re doing some wood work, keep Star-M drill bits in the back of your mind.

In other news: I’ve added a little lua function to my rspamd which checks sender names of received emails against a list of trusted contacts (email - name). If a mail arrives with a sender name which is on the list, the lua function checks if the email address matches. If not it’s marked as spam and a (UN)TRUSTED_SENDER flag is added

Mails from senders that are not on my trusted_senders.map file will use the normal rspam pipeline

That feels like it should be a default feature, right?

Thanks to ezjail it was pretty quick work to fix the Root CA issue for all my FreeBSD jails.

ezjail-admin update -u did the trick

Thanks @erd ;)

Every now and then I listen to The Beatles and I still discover things in the arrangements, little details like the little noises of various instruments and I remind myself that they did this back in the 60s …

Strawberry Fields Forever for example … what a song!

Anyone saying they're overrated is either pretending or has no ear for music.✌️

Does anyone know if the Apple Magic Keyboard with TouchID and Numpad works on PCs (ie non Macs) via USB-C cable?

Almost finished :D