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Switching between Safari Profile Windows - Not Creating New Ones
Safari Profiles are a great power user tool. If you'd like to separate concerns like between work, personal, side projects – make a profile for each one; your context stays localised. Then, you can search for the website through Spotlight.
Talks
Introduction to Proxmox 9: What's New and Why Virtualize Your Projects?
Proxmox 9 was recently released and brings in a lot of features that might cater to the advanced. However, with this new release, they bring an end to one of my biggest complaints to Proxmox: the mobile UI - it simply sucked: both the mobile web and mobile app.
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Fix Login Delay on Debian LXC on Proxmox
I recently migrated my ingress from a VM to a container on Proxmox. The primary motivation was that the VM, running Docker with a web server container, was frequently encountering space constraints. This setup felt unnecessarily complex for a simple ingress serving just a two-person household.
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Safari goes nuts everytime I watch a YouTube Video
So I was watching kitze's latest video on why you shouldn't build in public maybe on Safari and my Airpods Pro 2 make the same stuttering / chopping sound with the audio and video falling out of sync, as it always has, every so often. The behaviour repeats consistently.
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TLS Handshake Timeout in Docker Containers within Proxmox SDN
If you use docker-compose (like you should), the MTU is still going to be the default of 1500 because every docker compose file is treated as a separate set of services that warrant a separate network.
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Obsidian vs Calendar Reminders and Obsidian
Since humankind evolved, one question has persisted: to obsidian or to obsidian with other tools in parallel. This note tries to balance out the equation by throwing in some personal observations and pointers, which are supposed to help me tilt the balance for a while, at least.
Talks
Learning the tools we already possess: Bash
This presentation will contain lots of tips and tricks from the book, “Learn Bash the Hard Way.” We’ll explore Bash—a powerful shell you’ll encounter frequently in Linux. Rather than just memorizing commands, we’ll focus on learning by doing, making sure you feel confident experimenting on your own.
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Encryption, ZFS and Proxmox: An unusual triangle
Encryption is all the buzz these days. In a hypervisor environment, it is reasonable to have some kind of encryption. Should the hypervisor handle that or should the user? To be more specific, we are talking about server side encryption or SSE or encryption at rest.
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Unsupported File Formats in iOS Photos - H264 Main-L6
It turns out iOS Photos does not support H264 files that have the profile Main@L6 and apparently, also SVG. For a list of supported formats for Photos, Apple says this.
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Google Workspace Delegate Calendars on iOS
Google Workspace Delegated Calendars do not show up on the Apple Calendar on iPhone. It does so on my Mac though. Why?
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Resisting Craft V3
Preface
In a time when everybody on X is hyping up the newest release of Craft Docs, I have a
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The Password Manager Situation
👓 Some Context
Password managers have come a long way, and so have my requirements. Back in 2019, I started looking
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LMP Version and Bluetooth Information on MacOS
👓 Context
Finding information about devices isn't exactly straightforward on MacOS.
For example, one of my youtube videos has
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Busycal vs Fantastical
TLDR
On MacOS, Fantastical and BusyCal are both excellent choices, with very few things left to personal preference.
On iOS,
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Time Flies By
Intro
Time-blocking is a very interesting idea that floats around the internet, with several people planning out their days, weeks,
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Keep Playing Audio in Safari When Switching to Another Tab Group
❓ What?
Safari has this annoying issue as a feature, and it gets increasingly frustrating the more I ignore it -
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Stop Whining, Explore Instead
It's in trend, especially as you browse X, to come across statements like, "How do people use
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Bridge MTUs in Proxmox
❓ What?
General Networking says that:
* if 1 packet < 1x MTU → packet goes through (that's why most VPNs
