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2 months agoInteresting, they both have corkscrews
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31·3 months agoWaow based based based based based
Rip Ian Murdock
I showed this to my wife
2·5 months agoForgejo, I can’t help ya with that one
Even though me and another guy set up Argo at work, I wasn’t gonna do it all over again - I pretty much just copied our manifests from work, swapped out the secrets and github urls, and was on the path to success. And the benefits cannot be understated
I guess, K3s & argocd? Not sure exactly what you’re asking
He’s wearing jeans 🤔
A 600 line fucking function wtf
“It’s the worst one, except for all the others”
Imperium (2016)
Complete with an exact Brian Cox quote
it’s free
Make sure to save all your secrets in git and then upload from git to postman, that way your security incident is way more repeatable
whenever someone at work says they have trouble with a web service or api I’m like “Idk I can curl it just fine, what’s your request look like” and you would not believe how many developers get confused by this question. It’s so goddamn frustrating
My successful path for homelab stuff is to use kubernetes (k3s locally and digital ocean DOKS for cloud resources) with argocd and gitops. Everything I change is via a git commit+push so I can always rollback, and if this machine dies, once I replace/repair the hardware I can pull all backed up content from object storage, install K3s again, reconfigure the authentication for Argocd, and it will repopulate all the running services.
I am absolutely not saying this is the right path for you as I came into nearly all my modern knowledge through my career, but it is a path
Maybe read the email they sent you in the first place and they won’t have to send the “I already fuckin told you” version?