New blog post: Interzone digital
https://jmtd.net/log/interzone/digital/
An eulogy to Interzone as a paper magazine, and trying to use my ancient iPad mini as an e-magazine reader. #interzone #fiction
https://jmtd.net/log/interzone/digital/
An eulogy to Interzone as a paper magazine, and trying to use my ancient iPad mini as an e-magazine reader. #interzone #fiction
New blog post: Bauer Fly30 ice skates
https://jmtd.net/log/fly30/
I bought some new ice skates, they seem amazing but I am suffering from arch pain. #skating
https://jmtd.net/log/fly30/
I bought some new ice skates, they seem amazing but I am suffering from arch pain. #skating
New blog post: Korg Minilogue XD Desktop Module
https://jmtd.net/log/synths/minilogue-xd/module/
I swapped my Korg Minilogue XD synthesizer for a Korg Minilogue XD desktop/modular synthesizer and try to explain why. #musicmaking
https://jmtd.net/log/synths/minilogue-xd/module/
I swapped my Korg Minilogue XD synthesizer for a Korg Minilogue XD desktop/modular synthesizer and try to explain why. #musicmaking
Today's discovery, charming site "Early Web Links" -- https://earlyweblinks.com/
another day wrestling systemd :( StopWhenUnneeded= seems really unreliable with cryptsetup units. It can work, but it isn't and I don't know why.
Hm. I trigger some systemd services by plugging in external drives. This used to work by WantedBy=dev-disk-by\x2duuid-<minus-escaped-UUID>.device. But setting up a new one, it seems not to ("added as a dependency to a non-existent unit")
New blog post: HeroQuest
https://jmtd.net/log/heroquest/
My youngest daughter discovers the boardgame HeroQuest, and much to my surprise, loves it. #games
https://jmtd.net/log/heroquest/
My youngest daughter discovers the boardgame HeroQuest, and much to my surprise, loves it. #games
@argv_minus_one @algernon Both my servers are Debian, but the old one is on a provider who is more expensive (been with them since 2014, eek) and some of our needs have changed a little so we're shuffling to a different configuration VPS on a different provider.
That said oldVPS is on 11 (oldoldstable) which is a problem.
That said oldVPS is on 11 (oldoldstable) which is a problem.
@algernon @argv_minus_one I’m mid way through migrating off my hopes-and-prayers server (1 year into the project :/) and that’s one reason I haven’t taken the opportunity to redesign the mail setup
@argv_minus_one @algernon I’m very intrigued by rspamd. If I were redesigning my mail setup, I’d definitely give it a look (but I haven’t the spoons for that in the near future). I’ve been incredibly lucky with crm114 for spam classification, it has worked extremely well for me for 20 years or more. But I don’t have SMTP-time rejection which would be nice. Is rspamd resource resource heavy?
@Orb2069 I’m not sure how they’ve done it. Some folks have tried to reverse engineer without much success.
New blog post: mount namespace for backup jobs (by hand)
https://jmtd.net/log/mount_namespace_backup/
I make a small adjustment to my backup jobs in order to run them all in a separate, dedicated mount namespace. #backups #linux
https://jmtd.net/log/mount_namespace_backup/
I make a small adjustment to my backup jobs in order to run them all in a separate, dedicated mount namespace. #backups #linux
The sorting hat put me in “team sage”, who seem to be bottom of the league. I’m choosing to believe they’re simply above such trivialities. Go green! #nomanssky