When I set up my Proxmox server, I used ZFS with M2- and SATA-SSDs because I wanted the benefits of data integrity and advanced features. However, I quickly ran into serious problems: my system would hang, my LXC containers became unresponsive, and IO delays skyrocketed. The zpool status command showed
Generate SSL Certificates Let's generate a self-signed certificate: mkdir certs openssl req -newkey rsa:4096 -nodes -sha256 -keyout certs/domain.key -x509 -days 365 -out certs/domain.crt Create a Docker Compose File Here’s a minimal docker-compose.yml for a secure registry: version: '3.8'
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When it comes to testing REST API calls, Visual Studio Code (VS Code) offers a powerful tool in the form of the REST Client extension. This extension allows developers to make HTTP requests directly from their code editor, streamlining the testing process and eliminating the need to switch between different
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If you are using spring-boot and want to access properties from your properties- or yaml-file you can do that like this: package xxx.xxx.security.config; import org.springframework.boot.context.properties.ConfigurationProperties; import org.springframework.context.annotation.Configuration; import lombok.Getter; import lombok.Setter; @Getter @Setter @Configuration @ConfigurationProperties("
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As a game developer, I haven't spent much time exploring how web applications are created nowadays. The last significant contribution I made in this realm was developing a high score server for Wood Games 3D (my very very old Android-Game '2011), which I had to write to
I actually never mentioned it publicly, but Wolfgang (dotmos) and me are working on and off (a lot off) on a Zelda-like retro game for retro platforms (and modern ones as well). At the moment, we support a variety of platforms including: * C64 (module using bank switching) * Atari ST * Amiga
This post dangled for a while in as draft. I didn't finish the project but still will post it.... Atm I'm developing a small multiplayer 'catch'-game using urho3d and its scene-replication. I never really got used to the inbuilt UI (not sure why
As the wold of AI is progressing very fast it is time to dive into it. I love the idea to combine LLMs with tools to execute or create context data. This is a very first approach with a local running LLM. In this tutorial, we’ll build a Linux-based
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Having problems starting ubuntu-linux looking like this? To make the long story short: * Grub > Advanced Options > Pick the latest kernel in rescue mode * In the rescue-menu: * 1) network * 2) root > login to your root account apt remove --purge nvidia-* ubuntu-drivers autoinstall That solved it for me.
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I recently switched from Mate-Desktop (Ubuntu Mate) to KDE Plasma including Bismuth as tiling Window Manager. Tiling is really a new concept to me and I really have to get used to it. But I do like it so far. But... from time to time my KDE Taskbar is disappearing
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That title sound a bit confusing so here an example: typedef struct { int x; int y; } point; typedef struct { int width; int height; point topLeft; } rectangle; Taking this example: If you got a pointer on a point-struct 'topleft' but don't know about the struct that contains
retro-platform-jam 5 is about to start and I think I will give GameBoyAdvanced a try. Not sure I will finish something due to the RoomGame and the NetworkGame need some love. But I could use it to write a new renderer for RoomGame. Ok, enough blabla. Here how to setup