Kid’s sometimes… 😂 I was putting our 4-year old to bed last evening. We had said good nights etc. and I was about to leave his room when he softly whispered “Dad”. I went next to his bed, whispered equally softly “is something wrong?”, to which he whispered back “No, but guess what?”. I said “What?” to which he responded with normal…
I bought a new (gravel) bike. The first “proper” bike I’ve had. Unsurprisingly, this feels quite a bit nicer than my previous 15 year old hybrid that I bought as second-hand back then.
I was having an issue with Ghostty when SSH’ing into a server When I hit backspace it inputted a normal space instead. Apparently, this might be expected and has something to do with terminal emulation and preserving some environmental variables such as TERM . Here’s more info about it: https://ghostty.org/docs/help/terminfo I bumbed into this issue when I used gcloud compute ssh to…
Has anyone successfully activated an eSIM on GrapheneOS? I’m struggling to get DNA’s (Finnish provider) activated; I get hit with “Can’t set up eSIM” error after reading the QR-code or manually inputting the code. #grapheneos
Love it. A businessman meets a fisherman who is selling fish at his stall one morning. The businessman enquires of the fisherman what he does after he finishes selling his fish for the day. The fisherman responds that he spends time with his friends and family, cooks good food, and watches the sunset with his wife. Then in the morning he wakes up early, takes his boat out on the ocean, and catches…
The fuck is this shit… I’m trying to delete my Disney+ account but I’m greeted with this window, now matter what URL I try to use to access my profile/account settings page. Have they really set it so that there is no way to access setting without active subscription?
I enjoyed this list about 15 rules of blogging , especially rule 2: … If I find myself launching into another section, cut and paste the extra into a separate draft post, and tie off the original one with the word “Anyway.” I’m looking to put this into action. Anyway.
So I went ahead and bought ZSA Voyager keyboard. I can already tell it’s going to be quite a challenge to get accustomed to this. I can barely find any keys I need.
I’m looking for a USB-C hub/switch kind of thing. In short, I have two laptops. I would like to be able to attach those to the hub/switch, in which I have also attached external display with USB-C. I would like to be able to choose from the hub/switch to which computer the display should connect to. Optimally, the hub/switch would power the laptops when it’s chosen as active computer, and the…
A few people (such as Jan-Lukas , Kev and Manuel ) I follow recently posted then pointless facts about them. I thought I’d follow suit. Do you floss your teeth? Yes, every evening before I brush my teeth. Tea, coffee or water? One cup of coffee, every morning. Possibly, second cup at lunch. Occasionally, that second cup is tea. I try to pay attention that I get enough water during the day. I…
I was wondering that the hell is wrong with my internet connection. It was sluggish and threw errors every now and then. Turned out the issue was (as always) DNS. One of the DNS servers I was using has been discontinued (dns0.eu). As I also had AdGuard on my router to out parallel request to all specified DNS servers, one can see why there might have been issues.
I’m really consider buying myself a split keyboard. That would also be my first mechanical keyboard. Any suggestions for a good keyboard for someone in my situation? Or tips to take into consideration? #keyboard
Today, I migrated my read-later list (and archived links) from Wallabag to Karakeep . I self-host both of these applications on my Synology DS224+ NAS. It turned out, that migrating the links from Wallabag to Karakeep is not as straight-forward as exporting from Wallabag and importing into Karakeep. The reason being that there were no file-format that Wallabag could export to that could be…
Decided to give Karakeep a try after previously using Wallabag. Seems that it’s not possible to just export-import the links between these apps. Likely some json to html is needed. #selfhosting
I see Ghost 6.0 has been launched, with highly anticipated ActivityPub support. I need to have a closer look at Ghost yet again. In any case, a big achievement - congrats to the whole team at Ghost.
Spent the last night in tent. Being a somewhat restless sleeper, finally found a sleeping pad that I can fall asleep and sleep comfortably on. Time to start planning some overnight hiking route now that sleeping stuff is under control.
My old EOL Chromebook just got a new life as I completely removed ChromeOS from the device and installed Linux onto it. I had to open the device and remove the write protection screw in order to being able to flash a new firmware on it. Everything went smoothly and now I have a spare laptop.
I’m likely looking to switch to Android as my next phone (from iPhone). I’m debating between Fairphone and Google Pixel, and GrapheneOS and CalyxOS. Does anyone know if it’s possible to use payment cards in either of those ROM’s? I have some cards (such as lunch benefit card) that are only available digitally.
Just learned a handy command for getting BigQuery table/view schema to json: bq show --schema --format=prettyjson project_id:dataset_id.table_id > my_table_schema.json
Alright, DNS has propagated, and my domain is now pointing to micro.blog’s servers where this site is hosted. Yay! 🥳 As said, my website is now hosted on micro.blog. The past two years I was using Ghost CMS , which I myself on Hetzner’s VPS (they have a location in Finland) using Docker. While the maintenance and keeping Ghost updated was relatively simple, I felt the setup (and…