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@homegrown@social.growyourown.services My #Codeberg packages. 😅 Although there are only 3 of them yet (plus a hello-world example and a builder image).
https://codeberg.org/Cyberbeni/-/packages?q=&type=container
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Benedek Kozma
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mastodon 4.7.3Full stack Swift developer
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I am once again reminded that reading documentation is useless and I should read the code instead. (I am writing a service that wants to observe #HomeAssistant states through WebSocket and based on docs wanted to do subscribe_trigger then get_states which just disconnected after the get_states message without any logs in HA. Reading the code revealed that there is a render_template message, which does exactly what I want in 1 step and actually works.)
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@younata This is my version for "AsyncMultiChannel": https://codeberg.org/Cyberbeni/index.htmx/src/branch/master/Sources/index_htmx/Services/Publisher.swift
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@martinus@mastodon.art Hopefully they won't cut down any rain-forest to make room for a new highway from the airport to the conference venue this time, like they did for COP 2025.
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@NiwlCraft The last flight of the Concorde was in 2003 according to Wikipedia. We no longer have the fastest (commercial) planes in human history.
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@SsamanMardi The current voting system is fucked up. If the party that ruled for the past 16 years gets the same 38% of votes but the opposition is split up to two equal parts with 31% votes each then the 38% of votes would result in ~65% of seats in the parliament.
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@josemurilo If your age verification system isn't just a single SSO flow with the government's servers where the only requested data is the fact that you were born before a certain date, you are doing something wrong.
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@warandpeas What a coincidence, I just updated my #ebook reader today, and now I can use custom screensavers. (With the top text cropped off)
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@pheonix @ftranschel What are your current specs? If you have DDR4 and an SSD, you would pretty much just need a new (to you) motherboard and CPU (and maybe a CPU cooler).
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@pheonix Used office PCs can be a good/cheap option, especially if you can catch a good deal. For example I managed to get a HP ProDesk microtower with i7-8700 and 16GB RAM (and faulty SSD) for ~65€ last week.
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@pheonix (If you go this route, be aware that a lot of these mount the CPU coolers by screwing them into standoffs built into the case, so they require some DIY if you want to upgrade them to a regular CPU cooler for more silent and cooler operation.)
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@cdamian I'm #selfhosting a Woodpecker runner with local backend in a VM (currently on my PC but will move it to my #homelab once I get the upgraded hardware), which allows me to use local caches, so I don't have to pull a 1.3GB builder image every time, only when the version changes.
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@pthane The Wikipedia pronunciation is correct: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_language
Hungarian is a phonetic language but there are some composite letters, like "gy", which are pronounced more or less like trying to merge the two (or more) letters into one. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_alphabet
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@hyde@lazybear.social Whichever site is cheapest and trustworthy according to arukereso.hu (price comparison website for Hungarian webshops).
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@Codeberg@social.anoxinon.de Most password managers don't work with basic auth, should probably set up an actual sign in page.