Infrastructure as code. My lab has been working stable for a while now, so it's time to mess things up again. I want everything in code. The POC with the ansible proxmox collection is already working, but it will surely take some time. In particular since I want to implement some improvements like VLANs, proper user management and such
I know that feeling. Broke something in my reverse proxy and setting it back up again was painful. I know that certain things had needed special treatment, but how/what/where? Lost 🥲
Going to migrate to infrastructure as code for my documentation now
Going down this rabbit hole right and wondering if you ended up with something?
Already ended up here multiple times and really want to get this out of the way now. Someone suggested 'rollo' in another thread, but I don't really have access to those
Thanks for reaching back! Definitely a hefty price tag to it, but no bs with the labels and just a webpage for config sounds pretty good. Does it require internet access?
I agree very much with your suggestion. Just pick up some piece of wood and go for it. Nothing to loose, just pay attention and don't do anything with power tools where you don't feel save.
Only on the sandpaper I would disagree - sure you can go to 1200, but spare yourself the time. 320 is more than enough in most cases.
Are you into that? I recently started fighting with my stupid ceiling fans and their IR remotes. Would like to get them into HomeAssistant, but are IR transmitters any good across rooms? Or would you have a transmitters right by the receiver and the transmitter speaks some other language for longer distance communication?
I tried tape only, locating it above one and the same hole on my drill press. But the idea of tightly clamping on a piece of wood came afterwards as well. Will definitely try this - should I ever decide to make another one.
Close I would say. Never played pickleball so I can't point out the exact differences, but this is for 'Speckbrett'. There is no proper english term (baconboard would be the literal translation I guess lol) and it is very local to the Münsterland - an area in Germany. It is like a cheap tennis I would say - the weird rackets originated from cutting boards. And you play with a tennis ball, not a plastic ball.
What are your use cases for an app like this? Not trying to hate or anything - I just never used timeline and don't really get what it is doing for you?
I didn't even research into frames, but might if I like the feature on the TV.
Just to be clear, I don't run it all day just to look at photos. Rather I have it show the photos on startup in the few minutes that I might take to select something to watch.
Using it since a few months and nothing bad to say about them. It's just running fine ever since, and that's all I need.
Oh I had some chats with the support team and they were quick and helpful.
Infrastructure as code. My lab has been working stable for a while now, so it's time to mess things up again. I want everything in code. The POC with the ansible proxmox collection is already working, but it will surely take some time. In particular since I want to implement some improvements like VLANs, proper user management and such
Learned about StreetComplete through this article, so that's cool!
Proxmox, mostly LXCs
This instantly triggered the wild wacky action bike "theme" in my brain
I know that feeling. Broke something in my reverse proxy and setting it back up again was painful. I know that certain things had needed special treatment, but how/what/where? Lost 🥲 Going to migrate to infrastructure as code for my documentation now
Going down this rabbit hole right and wondering if you ended up with something? Already ended up here multiple times and really want to get this out of the way now. Someone suggested 'rollo' in another thread, but I don't really have access to those
Oh that helps plenty! I think everything and more was answered :) Thanks for taking your time!
Thanks for reaching back! Definitely a hefty price tag to it, but no bs with the labels and just a webpage for config sounds pretty good. Does it require internet access?
A little late to the party, but I found your comment while also on the hunt for a label printer. Could you tell me what printer you choose?
I agree very much with your suggestion. Just pick up some piece of wood and go for it. Nothing to loose, just pay attention and don't do anything with power tools where you don't feel save.
Only on the sandpaper I would disagree - sure you can go to 1200, but spare yourself the time. 320 is more than enough in most cases.
Are you into that? I recently started fighting with my stupid ceiling fans and their IR remotes. Would like to get them into HomeAssistant, but are IR transmitters any good across rooms? Or would you have a transmitters right by the receiver and the transmitter speaks some other language for longer distance communication?
It is :)
I tried tape only, locating it above one and the same hole on my drill press. But the idea of tightly clamping on a piece of wood came afterwards as well. Will definitely try this - should I ever decide to make another one.
Close I would say. Never played pickleball so I can't point out the exact differences, but this is for 'Speckbrett'. There is no proper english term (baconboard would be the literal translation I guess lol) and it is very local to the Münsterland - an area in Germany. It is like a cheap tennis I would say - the weird rackets originated from cutting boards. And you play with a tennis ball, not a plastic ball.
What are your use cases for an app like this? Not trying to hate or anything - I just never used timeline and don't really get what it is doing for you?
Looks very cool in any case!
I didn't even research into frames, but might if I like the feature on the TV.
Just to be clear, I don't run it all day just to look at photos. Rather I have it show the photos on startup in the few minutes that I might take to select something to watch.
Using it since a few months and nothing bad to say about them. It's just running fine ever since, and that's all I need. Oh I had some chats with the support team and they were quick and helpful.