heatmiser (u/heatmiser)

heatmiser commented on Why I'm all-in on Zen Browser werd.io/why-im-all-in-on-... · Posted by u/benwerd

cycomanic · 7 months ago

It's weird how people always complain about lack of easy profile switching in Firefox. If one tells them that what they are really looking for is containers, they dismiss containers, but then proceed to complain that profiles don't have the same features. If you want sync across browser instances, manage them with one Firefox account... You really want containers not profiles.

heatmiser · 7 months ago

I want both ;D I want profiles to have different partitions of plugins and browser configurations. I want containers to partition my browsing data. I want my Mozilla account to sync my browser history across all my profiles.

heatmiser commented on Frosted glass from games to the web tyleo.com/html-glass.html... · Posted by u/tyleo

mock-possum · a year ago

There is a sci-fi series that I am absolutely blanking on that features that concept - I remember a few characters each having access to a somewhat godlike ability to manipulate physics, and using it to restructure the universe to create computers to augment their own capabilities - definitely some planetary stuff and some quantum / atomic level stuff.. hmmmm maybe gpt can help

heatmiser · a year ago

would it happen to be "Zones of Thought" by Vernor Vinge?

heatmiser commented on Show HN: Proxmox VE Helper Scripts community-scripts.github.... · Posted by u/BramSuurdje

m463 · a year ago

I run proxmox and have set up VLANs.

The router port to the proxmox machine is set up for tagged packets that isolate incoming/outgoing traffic.

After that my VMs and Containers are easily set up to "live" on one or more networks.

For me the firewall rules on the router determine what traffic can be relayed between vlans through the router.

I'm pretty sure you could set up opnsense running in a container or vm to do the same thing, selectively passing traffic from one vlan to another.

heatmiser · a year ago

i have a similar setup with a PM box and a Ubiquiti Dream Machine Pro. i provision VMs with a Terraform provider, have a script that processes Terraform outputs into an Ansible inventory INI file to handle configuration. i find it pretty straightforward and could take it further by scripting my VLAN setup but changes so infrequently i don't mind doing it manually.

heatmiser commented on Show HN: Proxmox VE Helper Scripts community-scripts.github.... · Posted by u/BramSuurdje

prettyStandard · a year ago

A bit of a tangent. I've been trying to manage libvirt& Unraid through terraform, but have run into issue after issue. I'm about given up, and will just manage the virtual machines manually...

What's the virtualization technology on proxmox?

What's the advantage to using something like this as opposed to terraform or salt stack or Ansible?

heatmiser · a year ago

You can split the difference with the Proxmox provider for Terraform[1]. The workflow would be:

- provision VMs with Terraform - configure/maintain your VM with something like Ansible

The provider also allows your to schedule LXC if you'd like to target that instead.

[1]: https://github.com/Telmate/terraform-provider-proxmox

heatmiser commented on You-Dont-Need-JavaScript: CSS Only HTML Components github.com/you-dont-need/... · Posted by u/simonpure

heatmiser · 2 years ago

> Please be aware that the demos may exhibit significant accessibility issues, such as problems with keyboard navigation, speech synthesis, and progressive enhancement or degradation.

right off the bat, this callout makes it difficult for me to consider these approaches for any serious project.

heatmiser commented on Drawing.garden drawing.garden/... · Posted by u/nivethan

Waterluvian · 2 years ago

Here’s a microwave I made.

https://microwave.pointless.click/

heatmiser · 2 years ago

I got a big chuckle out of this one. Nice work

heatmiser commented on I'm skeptical of low-code nick.scialli.me/blog/why-... · Posted by u/jamghee

juujian · 2 years ago

I'm curious, do you ever mention anything along the lines of "don't put your core business logic or mission critical stuff in this" ? That could backfire, but it needs to be said.

heatmiser · 2 years ago

I believe the parent says exactly that, no?

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heatmiser commented on The Curse of Docker computer.rip/2023-11-25-t... · Posted by u/sklargh

j45 · 2 years ago

Depending on the load and use case, encapsulating docker itself in an lxc container or a standalone vm can be a semi maintainable and separated solution.

heatmiser · 2 years ago

I like this approach for running multiple services on customer servers/clouds. for my own cloud though, i'll use some orchestrator that makes sense

heatmiser commented on Top Static Site Generator (SSG) Picks for 2023 hygraph.com/blog/top-12-s... · Posted by u/teleforce

heatmiser · 2 years ago

I've used Pelican and switched to Zola a few years ago. I enjoy being able to generate my site with some plain text files and two easily obtained binaries (zola and tailwindcss).

I find the simpler I keep it, the more likely I'll post.

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