Profile for zlatko
- Display name
- Panic In The Darkroom
- Username
- @zlatko@social.zlatko.dev
- Role
- admin
About zlatko
Fields
- website
- https://zlatko.dev
- some photos
- https://pixelfed.social/zlatko
- some more photos
- https://photos.zlatko.dev
- 52frames photos
- https://52frames.com/photographer/20340
- Gravatar
- https://gravatar.com/zladuric
Bio
According to some, I'm avant-garde ;)
I try to stick to software development and engineering topics, often related to application development, but I also shitpost random stuff, occassionally about photography, (usually not more then) react to politics or economics.
My website is https://zlatko.dev but I less completely-infrequently post a photo or two to my photo gallery https://photos.zlatko.dev.
I also used to post at https://pixelfed.social/zlatko, and https://programming.dev/u/zlatko, and I'll occassionally swipe here and there.
Stats
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- 2415
- Followed by
- 162
- Following
- 328
Oh, really cool Set proposal advanced!
github.com/tc39/proposal-set-methods
#javascript #ecmascript
meta #fediverse question to single-user instances
I like self-hosting #gotosocial but i have a small discovery problem. Either I can follow many people (the local becomes federated) and I have a lot of content, or I follow few, meaning it's more personal but somewhat less diverse content.
I'm thinking of having multiple accounts here, each topic-specific, like photography, software, personal, shitposters etc (yes I know my favourite accounts here do almost all of that).
Had anybody tried this? What is the downside?
Why does it need to be rewritten?
Stupid websites, do not steal my CTRL-F!
#ubuntu 22.04 really messed up my keyboard shortcuts, especially language switcher. I oughta look into it one of these days.
Of all the selfhosters in fediverse in my timeline, @brion has the most appropriate choice of a subdomain for his toots.
Relax, people, none of it matters a lot, here or at birdsite. If you want people to take you seriously, write blogs or books or something, then post a link here.
What do people use for #nodejs testing these days?
Oh, I killed my little #hetzner box, load-average at 40 :)
I have a #gitea, #drone CI and it's runner, #gotosocial, #keycloak and it's database docker containers (so six of them in total), alongside #nginx fronting it all.
Oh and a small node.js process or two running random temporary low-level crap.
I mean, it's only jumping during builds on that CI, but still, I'm tempted. Scaling to 2 vCPUs is less then 1 euro more, so I'm going in. It involves a brief shutdown though, and I'm doing most of these docker thingies manually, hopefully nothing gets broken afterwards.
Wish me luck :)
P.S. since my box was so overloaded, it didn't even manage to make this post, so when I reopened pinafore, it showed me the post right here :)
Anyway, zlatko.dev's now sporting 2 vCPUs and 4GB of RAM, and 40GB extra disk space (I splurged a bit more expensive version for the extra RAM.
Oi, so /var/lib/docker/overlay2 is only ever going to grow, or is it?
My lil #Hetzner machine can't take more then 20GB of crap, even with an additional, separate volume of 20GB just for my #docker volumes and user-stuff (like e.g. gotosocial).
#sysadmin fun and #selfhoster woes