ibizaman

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Ultimate dev environment for Playwright NixOS VM tests(blog.tiserbox.com)
1 points by ibizaman 7d ago|0 comments
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Testing LDAP and SSO Integrations in NixOS with Playwright(blog.tiserbox.com)
1 points by ibizaman 20d ago|0 comments
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by ibizaman 2mo ago
I do when I forget to run the git branch comment before. But I find it still hard to understand exactly which commit to reset to in the reflog.
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by ibizaman 3mo ago
Tangential but reading on mobile, the font size in the code snippets are all over the place. I actually have the same issue on my blog. Anyone knows why?
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by ibizaman 3mo ago
Keep the good work! I am betting also on making a product that respects its users.
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by ibizaman 4mo ago
When the server can’t be accessed, you can’t create a secret, right? This has been quite annoying in my experience. I’d still recommend Bitwarden clients with self-hosted Vaultwarden.
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by ibizaman 4mo ago
More than the price, the privacy concerns and previous outrages justify using Jellyfin IMO.
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by ibizaman 5mo ago
Of course, I wouldn’t use their client anymore. Actually, I would have never used it from the start as it’s not open source. I think for backups there’s no better guarantee than that. I don’t mean because you could look at the source code,
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by ibizaman 5mo ago
Why not just use backblaze as cold storage and use restic or another tool with a GUI to backup to it?
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by ibizaman 6mo ago
You weren’t kidding. I just took a look and the models are gorgeous!
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by ibizaman 7mo ago
> The challenges we face are neither technical nor legal. The only solution is to educate our children about life with digital abundance. Throwing them into the deep end when they’re 16 or 18 is too late. It’s a wonderful and weird world
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by ibizaman 7mo ago
Oh I particularly loved that you made the prompts themselves interchangeable. Very well done!
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by ibizaman 7mo ago
The first AFAIK customer owned self-hosting as a service company. You own the hardware, the software and your data without the hassle of needing to configure or maintain any of it. https://skarabox.com/ The technology is us
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by ibizaman 8mo ago
I target small businesses and possibly individuals that are already aware of the issues and are okay to pay a small premium for this solution. Also I am currently only targeting locals so I can physically go to their place and configure the
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by ibizaman 8mo ago
I fully understand. That’s my goal too and what I want to provide here. No technical knowledge is required.
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by ibizaman 8mo ago
Awesome to hear that! Feel free to hang out in the matrix channel to get some updates and hopefully excitement around the project. :)
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by ibizaman 8mo ago
This is the reason I adore NixOS. The documentation is the code. Seriously.
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by ibizaman 8mo ago
You might be interested in checking out my project SelfHostBlocks which allows you to declaratively setup quite a few services with declarative LDAP and SSO integration with LLDAP and Authelia. Even if you don’t end up using it, it might in
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by ibizaman 8mo ago
I’m working on introducing this kind of protocol in NixOS. I called it contracts. https://github.com/NixOS/rfcs/pull/189 The idea is a contract is defined saying which options exist and what they mean. For ba
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by ibizaman 8mo ago
What about self-hosting as a service? You get a server in your home which you own with your open source software and data in it. And you pay a subscription to have a remote sysadmin take care of maintenance for you and can train you on the
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by ibizaman 9mo ago
I agree. Keeping your data private is just not a big enough motivation. For me though the big issue is making sure one keeps access to their data forever. It’s so easy these days to use everything from one vendor and then get access shut of
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by ibizaman 9mo ago
> Own Your Data — Self-hosted means your customer data never leaves your servers. No vendor lock-in, no surprise price increases, no data mining. +1 > No Per-Seat Pricing — One install, unlimited users. Pay nothing or pay for support—
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by ibizaman 10mo ago
https://simplex.chat/ Seems to take security and decentralization pretty far while keeping it convenient enough.
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by ibizaman 10mo ago
I was going through the list, nodding as I read all the reasons, agreeing with them all. But also thinking each time I’ll get one anyway. I guess I agree with the last sentence of the post haha. If anything, I’ll justify this by saying I wa
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by ibizaman 10mo ago
For sure, the hardest part is to create meaningful generators for the problem at hand which can test interesting cases in a finite amount of time. That’s where the combinatory explosion takes place in my experience. I wanted to highlight on
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by ibizaman 10mo ago
You’re right it’s always a trade off. One unexpected but very welcomed side effect of having those stateful property tests is we could use them to design high fidelity stubs. I wrote a follow-up blog post about it https://blog.ti
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by ibizaman 11mo ago
I actually used property testing very successfully to test a DB driver and a migration to another DB driver in Go. I wrote up about it here https://blog.tiserbox.com/posts/2024-02-27-stateful-property...
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by ibizaman 11mo ago
Not if the IRS verifies using the same AI. Actually, it’s probably twice the trouble.
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by ibizaman 11mo ago
I help privacy and data sovereignty enthusiasts take back control of their data without needing to change their habits. I’ve been working for the past 3 years on SelfHostBlocks https://github.com/ibizaman/selfhostblocks
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by ibizaman 1y ago
Would this scratch your itch? https://github.com/probeldev/niri-float-sticky I didn’t try it myself though. I found it while scrolling https://github.com/Vortriz/awesome-niri

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