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Optimized cloud-init template on Proxmox - Bastien Traverse

#homelab #linux #proxmox #selfhosting | There are already quite a few resources out there demonstrating how to create a cloud-init enabled VM template in Proxmox. Here are the ones I mainly used to discover the topic, and which I suggest you go through because what follows depends on them: Proxmox wiki and official documentation on Cloud-Init support Perfect Proxmox Template with Cloud Image and Cloud Init (YouTube, Techno Tim 2022-03) What those and many similar resources give are step-by-step instructions divided in as many commands to facilitate understanding. What I haven’t seen so far though, is an all-in-one, optimized command to do the same thing, so here’s my contribution to the field:

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Forcing `pacman` to perform post-upgrade tasks if it's failed part way through · Jamie Tanna | Software Engineer

#archlinux | How I ended up recovering from my Arch Linux upgrade crashing part way through the post-upgrade hooks.

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CSS One-Liners to Improve (Almost) Every Project

#css #dev #web | A collection of ten simple one-line CSS solutions to add little improvements to any web page. :: Blog post at Alvaro Montoro's Personal Website.

2 months ago | View Shared by bacardi55

Tutoriel : configurer Neovim comme IDE/éditeur de code à partir de zéro

Vous avez envie d'utiliser Neovim mais ne savez pas par où commencer ? Vous voulez comprendre ce que vous faites au lieu d'utiliser des configurations déjà toutes prêtes ? Vous n'avez aucune idée de comment faire du Lua ou ne savez même pas pourquoi vous devriez ? Cet article est fait pour vous !

[French] A very complete guide to setup neovim

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Less: a Survival Guide

#cli #less #opensource

3 months ago | View Shared by bacardi55

My List of CLI Gems - DLVHDR

#cli #opensource #tui

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Building My First Homelab Server Rack · mtlynch.io

#hardware #homelab #rack #server | Updates about my life and what I learn about creating software

3 months ago | View Shared by bacardi55

Hurl - Run and Test HTTP Requests

#cli #http | Hurl, run and test HTTP requests with plain text and curl. Hurl can run fast automated integration tests.

3 months ago | View Shared by bacardi55

Self-Hosted Applications and Alternatives

#opensource #selfhosting | A directory of self-hosted software and applications for easy browsing

6 months ago | View Shared by bacardi55

The IndieWeb is for Developers - Evan Sheehan

#indieweb #webmention | I design and build websites, web applications, and data visualizations. I’ve been known to play fiddle from time to time and board games.

6 months ago | View Shared by bacardi55

Disabling Webmention Backfeeds | www.bentasker.co.uk

#indieweb #webmention | About 6 months ago, I added support for webmentions to my site - displaying comments and interactions posted elsewhere. However, I've not been comfortable with some parts of this - something brought back to the forefront of my mind by reading someone else's post on the subject. In this post, I explain what my concerns are and why I'm turning webmention backfeeds off.

6 months ago | View Shared by bacardi55

The current branch in git | Julia Evans

#dev #git | The "current branch" in git

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How HEAD works in git | Julia Evans

#dev #git | How HEAD works in git

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Kubernetes and back - Why I don't run distributed systems - davd.io

#docker #homelab #kubernetes | davd.io is a blog featuring various topics related to web development and server operation

6 months ago | View Shared by bacardi55

An indie web primer // Cory Dransfeldt

#indieweb | If I haven't made it clear enough recently, I love where the open web is heading and the indie web's part in it. This has grown out of the opportunity created by the ongoing fragmentation of the corporate social web and renewed interest in staking out personal spaces on the web. I've been blogging for a while and this is the longest period with which I've stuck with it and the most I've enjoyed it.

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A Javascript Nightmare

#dev #javascript | When software is hard not precisely because of it but because of the tools we are using

6 months ago | View Shared by bacardi55

Nix is a better Docker image builder than Docker's image builder

#docker #nixos

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You don't have to be a content creator to have a website.

#indieweb | Ana's personal blog