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1 year agoI am using object storage on my personal instance, migration should also be relatively simple, pictrs has good documentation.
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Their enterprise stuff works like a charm on Linux
8·1 year agoRather than a screen a good place to mount phone by default which is easy to remove and place would be amazing.
4·1 year agoYou will be surprised to find that a lot of European nations actually don’t give a shit about it. I sometimes proxy to a random European country to access a few websites which are unavailable in my country.
You don’t understand, if she wasn’t my sibling, it may as well have resulted in a fight.
This code was for a company, not a I’m learning and am just a beginner kind of thing. Let me share a few details about the code:
The program involved reading a csv file and doing some operations from the data it provided. It was a python program in a jupyter notebook (this is very relevant).
- She had to create an array of the column names of the table. Her “solution” was to first print the table, then copy paste the column names into an array. When I told her to fix i pointing out the incredibly basic reasons for why not to do that, she refused. Also the table had like 10-15 columns.
- She was using pandas dataframes, even having a variable called
dfin her code, also using the functions it provided. Now it will come as a surprise to you, as it came to me she doesn’t know what a dataframe is. - The reason she showed me her code was because she was getting an error which she didn’t know how to solve. The issue was that the array of column names she created and the column names in the table didn’t match. This was because when she printed the table the column names were missing
_which were present in the CSV file. One of the reasons for not not doing the first point. When told of the issue she added the_manually. She will die on that hill. - So in jupyter notebooks you have cells in which you add a small slice of code and you run the cell. This is really amazing. Small issue though if you close the notebook and open it again you need to rerun the cells in the correct sequence again, barely an inconvenience . To overcome this great issue, my sister just didn’t do something stupid like having all her code in one cell, she was one step ahead, she had all the things she needed per cell copy-pasted. That God forsaken array of column names? You guessed it there were atleast 10 of them.
Now if she was just starting out, these could probably be forgiven, but she has been “coding” for atleast a few years now. Also she refuses to learn her mistakes.
Another interesting thing I noticed was, if she didn’t know something she would not search Google but rather YouTube. I originally thought she pasted some of the code from stackoverflow which has error, but no she looked at a YouTube video copied the code by hand and that code still resulted in an error because
charandintare different, she doesn’t understand why it works in the video (same type), and why it doesn’t work for her.I am clearly still in a shock about the whole situation and to think someone would hire her only if it is for an internship still, I pray for the world.
I will tell you there is no need to be worried about coding. You don’t have to be worried about not knowing how to code. The coding part of coding is the simplest and the easiest part, the much much more important part is the thinking part, basically what you want to achieve and how you should go about it.
A lot of so called professional “coders” don’t know what it is that they are doing. A few days ago i looked at my sister’s very impressive code. That was truly a hard day, the ways in which I controlled myself by not beating the shit out of her for being a piece of garbage who is incapable of thinking. She would not understand even when explained in simple words why her code was incredibly shit and what to do to fix it, finally she didn’t fix it and left ruining more than just my day, she sent me into a trance worrying about the future of mankind as a whole, which I have still not been able to come out of.
Also as far as coding is concerned I would suggest you get started with python. It is easy and simple. Learn the basics in python, for majority of the things you will have achieved your desire.
I suggest that you use the book
automate the boring stuffas a starting point, it will not only help you with your desire for coding, but may also come out to help you in your day-to-day things as well. You can easily find the pdf for free.
I’m not sure if that is the best/correct way to do it.
What you should have probably done is use the
server_nameproperty to point to your Apex/Main domain.I highly recommend that you to go through the documentation throughly atleast once, especially if you will be hosting the server for a long period of time.
Edit:
If you followed the cloudfare guide you linked below, it should probably be fine. Still do go through the documentation.
3·1 year agoI had you till you got to running your blog on google sites. Like not even blogger, but straight up google sites. As someone who tried using google sites for this purpose, I wrote one post and I was like, not doing it, it is too much.
You need to set the following in your
homeserver.yaml:serve_server_wellknown: trueread more here: https://matrix-org.github.io/synapse/latest/usage/configuration/config_documentation.html#serve_server_wellknown
Also remember to restart your container.
Hubs are one of the reasons I pushed my brother to get a ThinkPad for University. He has all the ports he wants, no need to carry a stupid USB hub.
1·1 year agoA long shoe horn.
I got it cause my formal shoes are a tight fight. It has been a game changer, it is a whole new experience wearing shoes, even the normal ones.
First step would be to ensure that you can do port forwarding.
- Check if your IP address isn’t a private one or CGNAT.
- Now set up reverse proxy and try connecting to your service. If it connects, you are okay.
- Now this is something i didn’t know could happen but it did end up happening to me. I was happily port forwarding for a few months, until suddenly my port forwarding stopped working. Now I called my ISP, they said they did nothing(my ISP is a few guys who have no Idea about what they are doing, the other option to them is 512kbps DSL connection) at this point all my ingress ports are blocked and even outgoing ssh is blocked. Then the new month starts and everything is working again. I looked at my ISP website to get an idea of what may have caused this and the case seems to be that it was the first time I crossed 100GB in uploading. So my ISP has configured things such a way that port forwarding only works for the first 100GB of uploading.
This is why I strongly recommend cloudfare tunnel or any other similar solution.
I looked into my options really carefully when choosing my phone last year. Few things to note, when looking for an Android phone:
The phone I picked was Moto G52, it cost me ~150USD and it is one of the best phone experiences I’ve had. It lasts me 2-3 days on a charge, mostly because I do close to nothing on it just answering calling/messages and some basic internet surfing. For my purpose, it is better than a top end iPhone/Android phone.
Motorola is quite slow with updates, but the community is great and created and are now maintaing custom roms, which means I get the latest software updates quite regularly. The camera is passable, but the speakers they are loud like really really loud, louder almost all smartphone.
Bonus points: it has a headphone jack.