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In-reply-to » In "Anthony is a consumer" news, four 2 Tbyte SSDs that I got for cheap on ebay arrived yesterday. Now I need to figure out how best to arrange them into a storage cluster. I prefer ZFS mirrored arrangements but I covet the space that you'd lose and I don't worry as much about reliability for this particular one. So maybe I'll go with ZFS RAIDZ.

@abucci@anthony.buc.ci I use ZFS-RAIDZ2 myself on my array.

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In-reply-to » So far I've been pretty happy with Metafilter. It's definitely slower than social media sites, but I like that.

@abucci@anthony.buc.ci Ahhh a centralised multi-user weblog of sorts…

MetaFilter is a weblog that anyone can contribute a link or a comment to. A typical weblog is one person posting their thoughts on the unique things they find on the web. This website exists to break down the barriers between people, to extend a weblog beyond just one person, and to foster discussion among its members.

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@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org For that reason alone:

Still quite compliated for beginners

I wouldn’t consider it a good replacement/candidate for all things written in C

I guess part of me thinks, do we really need a replacement for low-level languages like C in the first place? C is effectively really Assembly (just with a it of syntactic sugar), it surprises me a lot that large pieces of complex software are written in it, instead of say a higher level language 😅

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In-reply-to » Something I appreciate about kanban boards, as opposed to something like a Gantt chart 🤮 or other calendar-based planning tools, is that you can revisit an old one from a project in virtually any state of completion, and pretty easily map it to the present if you want. You have your columns of cards and you might need to reset some "in progress" ones back to the backlog (or wherever you're storing your "not started yet" cards). You might need to change around some of the tasks, remove or add new ones, because of new information. All normal stuff you'd have to do when re-planning any project.

@abucci@anthony.buc.ci Nice I’ll try it out at work today / this week (where I primarily use Obsidian) 👌

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In-reply-to » Something I appreciate about kanban boards, as opposed to something like a Gantt chart 🤮 or other calendar-based planning tools, is that you can revisit an old one from a project in virtually any state of completion, and pretty easily map it to the present if you want. You have your columns of cards and you might need to reset some "in progress" ones back to the backlog (or wherever you're storing your "not started yet" cards). You might need to change around some of the tasks, remove or add new ones, because of new information. All normal stuff you'd have to do when re-planning any project.

Obsidian Kanban 👈 this one?

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In-reply-to » Something I appreciate about kanban boards, as opposed to something like a Gantt chart 🤮 or other calendar-based planning tools, is that you can revisit an old one from a project in virtually any state of completion, and pretty easily map it to the present if you want. You have your columns of cards and you might need to reset some "in progress" ones back to the backlog (or wherever you're storing your "not started yet" cards). You might need to change around some of the tasks, remove or add new ones, because of new information. All normal stuff you'd have to do when re-planning any project.

@abucci@anthony.buc.ci Oh I didn’t know there was a Kanban plugin for Obsidian? 😳 What’s it like? Is it bakced by a Markdown file? 🤔

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@abucci@anthony.buc.ci Yeah I have actually, it’s total bullshit. It’s not security at all, in fact if you look carefully you’ll notice that those same companies usually use the words “we’re SOC 2 compliant”. It’s all about “compliance” and those fucking “checkboxes” 🤦‍♂️ compliance != security, policies/processes == (can) mean shit™

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In-reply-to » Something I appreciate about kanban boards, as opposed to something like a Gantt chart 🤮 or other calendar-based planning tools, is that you can revisit an old one from a project in virtually any state of completion, and pretty easily map it to the present if you want. You have your columns of cards and you might need to reset some "in progress" ones back to the backlog (or wherever you're storing your "not started yet" cards). You might need to change around some of the tasks, remove or add new ones, because of new information. All normal stuff you'd have to do when re-planning any project.

@abucci@anthony.buc.ci I really like the Kanban process. It only has one rule:

Minimize the number of things in progress.

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@abucci@anthony.buc.ci What really irks me really is why anyone would ever trust a 3rd-party company/service at all with sensitive data (or really any data for that matter, but especially credentials) – not only is it impossibly hard to “secure”, but what incentives do they have to keep it secure from prying eyes in the first place? (even from themselves) 🤦‍♂️

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In-reply-to » Actually since Goryon's TestFlight expired and I can't build the dam thing...

But I still want to bring back the mobile app finish the bugs and features and release it and I so much prefer using a mobile app versus web browser on small devices

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In-reply-to » Para usuarios de #gemini con servidor propio, las cosas que voy haciendo para exprimir y dar un poco de vidilla al servidor Agate: Cálculo y publicación del número de visitas: gemini://sl1200.dystopic.world/art/visitascapsulagemini.gmi. Un sistema para que los visitantes puedan publicar directamente comentarios en mi cápsula: gemini://sl1200.dystopic.world/art/geminiresponsesagate.gmi Un sistema para publicar directamente en tu cápsula, con acceso por TOTP: gemini://sl1200.dystopic.world/art/notesfromtheaddressbar.gmi

@darch@neotxt.dk Agreed 💯

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