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www.unwiredcouch.com | ||
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www.danstroot.com
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| | | | | Recently I took on a new role and I was considering ordering new business cards. I reflected a moment and realized I don't really use business cards anymore. I decided that I needed a digital way to share my business (and personal) information, and I wanted to be able to control what I share. One of the side benefits of this is I don't have to share my personal mobile phone number either. | |
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blog.backslasher.net
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| | | | | I used to be one of those people running a rpi home server. I have a long history with running rpi, and I learned some things along the way: The disasterous effects of undervoltage on attached harddrives (goodbye data integrity, hello fsck on boot) The difficulty of running an OS from an SDcard (system upgrades take as long to write to disk as they do to download the packages) The oddities of not having a proper system clock when starting up (tls certs are "not yet valid" because we're now 5 years into the past) The permanent contest between GPU and CPU memory allocation when you want to run something GPU intensive | |
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www.dzombak.com
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| | | | | This post reviews some of the options for keeping a systemd-managed service running persistently on a Raspberry Pi, or really any other Linux system. | |
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jessedyck.me
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| | | [AI summary] WordPress 6.2 introduces a feature allowing users to verify their Mastodon accounts via social icons without custom code. | ||
