I needed a SV and there were piles of parts ready to be assembled.
Before tmux, I spent most of my time working in graphical editors and interfaces, and found working in the terminal difficult to do.
After moving to tmux and learning how to configure it to suit my needs, I now spend nearly all my time whilst writing code in tmux.
In this video, I share the configuration that I’ve developed over the years to improve my own productivity, and why you may want to consider using tmux yourself.
Ein Vortrag über die Entstehung, Entwicklung des Incus Projekts seit 2023 und die Möglichkeiten zur Verwaltung von System Container und virtuellen Maschinen.
Incus ist ein fork des LXD-Projektes, welches viele Jahre als Teil der Linux Container Community entwickelt und gepflegt wurde. Es bezeichnet sich selbst als modernes, sicheres und mächtiges Verwaltungswerkzeug für System Container und virtuelle Maschinen.
Der Vortrag soll einen Überblick zum genannten Projekt verschaffen und klären, wie Incus gegenüber den bekannten Projekten wie Proxmox und XCP-ng einzuordnen ist.
Im ersten Teil meines Vortrags zeige ich u. a. die Möglichkeiten auf, welche Incus bei der Verwaltung von System Container und Virtuellen Maschinen bietet. Hierbei wird auch der Unterschied erklärt zwischen Application Container, System Container und virtuellen Maschinen. Im zweiten Teil meines Vortrags gebe ich einen Überblick, wie sich Incus seit dem initialen Release im Oktober 2023 entwickelt hat und was es noch so rund um Incus gibt bzw. was für 2025 geplant ist. Zum Abschluss wird es natürlich auch eine kurze Demo geben.
clipscreen is a simple application that creates a virtual monitor that mirrors a portion of your screen. A green rectangle highlights the specified area.
Why's this useful? You can use any screen sharing tool (Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Jitsi Meet, etc.) to share the virtual monitor instead of your entire screen. No need to share individual windows and having to switch between them, just move any window you wannt to share into the green border.
yt-dlp is a youtube-dl fork based on the now inactive youtube-dlc. The main focus of this project is adding new features and patches while also keeping up to date with the original project
In 2020, I presented a talk at FrOSCon titled No, we won’t have a video call for that: Communications for distributed teams. In early 2021 I put together a full-length writeup of that talk, and published it here. And for no apparent reason that article then made it to the top of Hacker News on one day in September 2021,1 and apparently resonated with quite a few people.
And after that, I got a fair number of questions along the lines of “okay, what you talk about is a spot-on description of how I want to work, but how do I get there?” In other words, what can you do in order to transition from a team that’s stuck in meeting hell, to one that actually goes fully distributed and embraces asynchronous communications?
Note: I use the shorthand Meeting Hell for a situation in which people are forced to
be in unnecessary and unproductive video meetings2 for an unhealthy fraction of
their work time.This is admittedly a mere symptom of not having adopted asynchronous and
distributed ways of working, but it’s such a tell-tale sign thereof that it counts as a
dead giveaway. Thus, I think it’s okay to say “I’m stuck in meeting hell” when what
someone means is really “I work in an organization that’s failing badly at
distributed and asynchronous work.”
After No, We Won’t Have a Video Call for That, which covered how productive distributed teams operate, and the Getting out of Meeting Hell series, which focused on how you as an individual can get to being a member of a functional distributed team, let’s zoom out a bit.
Let’s discuss a slightly larger, organizational picture, just in case you ask yourself this question: “Why isn’t my organization distributed and asynchronous? And, as companies bleed talent right and left because competent people run for the competition that does get distributed work right, why don’t they wake up and become like that? Can someone please make my company more distributed and asynchronous?”
For additional context, let me interject the following observations from Kris Köhntopp, who posted them in German on Twitter (I am taking the liberty to translate here; emphasis mine):
What’s funny is that [what matters to being successful as a distributed company]
are all learnable skills — written communications, sensible meeting prep and
follow-up, correct definition of objectives and tasks, etc.That’s a craft.
But it appears that organizations prefer to bleed their teams dry by attrition, rather
than to learn, or to hire people that can help teams to write things down,
professionally maintain a wiki, and teach and drive communications.
And further downthread, Kris says (again, my translation and emphasis):
This is all definitely feasible, after all there’s remote-first companies of substantial
size and they work.They must have built themselves somehow, they didn’t get to where they are by
pure chance.
I agree with all of that (obviously), but things are complicated. So let’s drill into this a bit.
Features:
- 240x240 round LCD ("GC9A01"), protected by 39.5mm watch glass on rotor
- BLDC gimbal motor, with a hollow shaft for mechanically & electrically connecting the LCD
- Powered by ESP32-PICO-V3-02 (Lilygo TMicro32 Plus module)
- PCB flexure and strain gauges used for press detection (haptic feedback provided via the motor)
- 8 side-firing RGB LEDs (SK6812-SIDE-A) illuminate ring around the knob
- USB-C (2.0) connector for 5V power and serial data/programming (CH340)
- VEML7700 ambient light sensor for automatic backlight & LED intensity adjustment
- Versatile back plate for mounting - use either 4x screws, or 2x 3M medium Command strips (with cutouts for accessing removal tabs after installation)
- Front cover snaps on for easy access to the PCB
Current status: Not recommended for general use (mechanical and electrical revisions may be needed depending on motor/electronics availability)
Probieren geht über studieren heißt es so schön.
Doch es ist auch wichtig, dass Du auch immer einen Referenzpunkt zu Deiner vorgenommenen Änderung hast, sodass Du einen guten Vergleich ziehen kannst.
Du willst Dich verbessern? Dann bist Du hier heute genau richtig!
GitLens supercharges the Git capabilities built into VS Code. Whether you’re a seasoned Git developer or just getting started, GitLens makes it easier, safer and faster to leverage the full power of Git. This GitLens tutorial will show you how to use GitLens in VS Code and get the most out of the tool. Sign up for GitLens+ to get the most out of your experience - it’s free: OpenVSX: GitLens
- 0:00 Welcome to GitLens
- 0:17 Inline Blame and Hover Support
- 0:49 File Blame
- 1:43 Git CodeLens
- 2:15 Sidebar Views
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Für viele ist er Deutschlands bester Autofahrer aller Zeiten: Walter Röhrl. Zweifacher Rallye-Weltmeister 1980 und 1982. Viermaliger Sieger der legendären Rallye Monte Carlo. Er ist der einzige deutsche Weltmeister und der Erste, der bei der "Monte" mit vier verschiedenen Autos triumphierte. Fiat, Opel, Lancia und Audi.
Bis heute gilt er als der perfekte Fahrer. Keiner war so akribisch in der Vorbereitung. Keiner konnte sich so auf den Punkt konzentrieren. Durch die engen Kurven auf Schnee und Eis rasen, immer wenige Millimeter am Abgrund.
So erfolgreich Röhrl war, so streitbar war er auch. Einer, der immer sagte - und immer noch sagt -, was er denkt. Auch wenn er damit nicht jedermanns Liebling wurde und ist. Bis heute. Autos waren auch nach seiner Karriere sein Lebens-Thema: als Testfahrer, Entwickler und Mahner für mehr Fahrsicherheit.
Wir haben Walter Röhrl kurz vor seinem 75. Geburtstag bei einem Fahrsicherheits-Training auf Schnee und Eis in seinem Element getroffen und zeichnen in unserer Sportclub Story die spannenden Geschichten seiner Erfolge und die ebenso spannende Persönlichkeit von Walter Röhrl nach.
Provides an overview of the configuration management database (CMDB).
Applies to all supported ServiceNow releases as of Helsinki
Within Temptation joined forces with Tarja for the first single of the band’s new studio album to be released in January 2014. The cooperation is the lead single of the “Paradise (What About Us?)” EP, which is available now!
"Shot in the Dark" is the third single of Within Temptation 's album "The Unforgiving". Check www.within-temptation.com for more information about the song!