This is how I deploy my personal website today. The holster doesn’t give ash access.

The biggest problem in Europe in the past was the constant war between the nations, Germany and France in particular. How do You reduce the willingness to go fight each other. You create connections.

Economic connections in the form of the coal and steel alliance, which evolved to become the EU.

Personal connections by connecting the people between the countries with multinational friendship. Twin cities are one tool creating the friendship. By having regular exchanges between students and adults. You don’t want to go to war with a friend you visited every summer. That’s also the reason for the Erasmus program, where you can have an exchange semester at university.

All of those were implemented since the WW2 and they seem to work. There hasn’t ever been a period of such a long peace in central Europe.

There isn’t a call feature completely specified as far as I can find. Therefor it isn’t really possible to have cross client native calls.

In Matrix a direct chat is a group chat with two people.

Also I’ve used several clients and they all supported encryption.

Hyper isn’t supposed to be what you use if you just want to make a web request or serve some content. You use request and Axum/actix/warp/rocket for that respectively.

It’s supposed to handle the conversion between bytestream and structs representing http. It is really good at that.

Looks like Dresden in 1945.

It isn’t if it was intentional. It was intentional. Otherwise the exploit chain wouldn’t be so convoluted.

Unless you’re running Debian testing you’re safe. If ssh isn’t open to the internet you’re safe. Just make sure everything is up-to-date.

Or auto rejected when the format doesn’t fit.

It depends on volume. When you build 100 parts not really. But when you build millions it becomes worth it.

In automotive they fight over every cent.

Hi, I’ve started reading you blog and noticed your mention of activity pub for gitLab. Forgejo is working on exactly that. It’s a fork of gitea.

My guess is that it has that default because they use Rust. Everyone uses rustfmt so everything looks the same and if you always format before a commit you never get massive diffs.

Most rust projects I’ve seen even have a ci job to check the formatting with rustfmt.

While I understand the idea behind the naming scheme of matrix, it’s an awful name. The naming behind synapse/dendrite is better I believe. But I don’t have a better idea.

What happened there?

Do you have ash access to your hosting server? Also do you want to build using a static site generator?

I’d suggest putting the source up on GitHub and create a ci action to publish automatically the main branch. That way people can help you create the website while you also have full controll over what lands. Hit me up if you want help with that.

Where I work there is a hardware test, where the voltage needs to be changed on the power supply like 8 times. Currently it’s done by hand.

I gave that to a student with the description that I want that automated, let production show you how the test is done. If you have other ideas how to improve it, just do it.

This was 8 working days ago for the student. She still hasn’t started, because she wants an exact description what needs to be done. If you want me to write down how exactly everything needs to be done, I might just write it myself in python and be done with it.

Cargo.rs also has no option to unpublish a package. There is however the option to yank a package which disables the inclusion in new projects by the automated dependency resolution. If the version is entered manually it will still be used.

Codeberg is the hosted forgejo instance from codeberg E.V. Codeberg ev also forked gitea 2022 and spearheads the development of forgejo

So you are saying using python to write the server for a federated multimedia messenger is a bad idea.

Let me tell you, I’m shocked😲