I've been updating my dockerfiles on my several git repos across Gitlab and Github.
Some of them have working images now for armv7(32 bit arm), armv8(64 bit arm) and amd64(most desktops these days).
I only use armv7 and amd64 images for my raspberry pies and my pc-s …
read moreI've changed my email service provider to Migadu from Google Gsuite.
After 2 years, I've found I paid too much for email hosting.
I also used storage provided by gsuite for backup purposes, fortunately never needed to use it.
Migration of my emails was easy.
Changed over DNS settings with …
read moreYay, more things to keep track of!
Right now my note taking for personal stuff is a mess between vscode md files, local files and some files on my phone.
Also something to sync them? Syncthing or just some service like onenote or evernote …
read moreFinally managed to get Drone working properly with traefik v2 in docker.
I had to go back and forth while I managed to track down my issues, which were:
I've got like 35 or 36 git projects, both public and private that need some attention.
In an earlier post, I said I'd do maintenance on them, but that led me to not even trying anything new.
If I want to learn more, I have …
read moreAs a good little consumer I haven't bought anything for black friday.
I planned on getting a cheap xiaomi phone again, but nothing's in sight yet.
I also thought about building a new pc, but why would I?
The last desktop I built was about 4 years …
read moreThis find command finds and moves all directories to /dest/dir that matches the 'dirnamepattern'.
'dirnamepattern' could be aws, go or tmp, or whatever.
find . -type d -name '*dirnamepattern*' -exec mv -t /dest/dir {} +
I'm not sure if there's a dry run …
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