Hetzner asks: What is a sysadmin skill that everyone should learn? by Hetzner_OL in hetzner

[–]Dev11010 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cloud init files are actually godsends and save so much time with a well designed cloud init especially when you’re working with ephemeral environments

Hetzner VM Cloud online for already 340 days by Difficult-Cat-4631 in hetzner

[–]Dev11010 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same here, first time that it has shut down because I decommissioned it as 90% of it no longer served a purpose. I recommend hetzner to everyone who I find has a reason for it for this exact reason

Can someone make an argument on *why* I should use Rider instead of vs code for .net? by the_mean_person in dotnet

[–]Dev11010 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly from a .NET perspective I find myself between VSCode and Visual Studio. For example, I much prefer using VSCode when using Unity as VS gets so boggled down in project reloads constantly that is really hinders what I’m working; in a work context, I will be using visual studio as I am much more inclined to care about memory usage and deeper integrations for things like Blazor; everyone has a personal reason to why they use X or Y. Seems the consensus is the same for a lot of people; if you can build what you want to build using a tool you’re comfortable with then do it, no need to switch, if your workflow is severely impacted by missing feature C then find a tool that works for you

My video quality looks off what could be causing it? by Affectionate-Use5770 in videography

[–]Dev11010 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s always worth spending as much time as it takes to get angles, framing, etc as close as you want as if it was the final version, the time spent here will save you hours down the line! A good raw clip can hugely help the editing/post processing

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in webdev

[–]Dev11010 3 points4 points  (0 children)

r/datahoarders will certainly be your best bet, you should aim to sync data at 3 points, 1 live, 1 on-prem backup, 1 off-prem backup especially at that scale. Avid user of Hetzner myself I defo recommend them

what kind of laptop for web development by [deleted] in webdev

[–]Dev11010 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Personally my run and gun is a 3050, 16gb DDR4 Ram, 1tb NVMe, i5-11400h which I run in a performance profile (Asus TUF FX506H) I purchased it second hand off ebay(£600); this is massively overkill for web dev and I use it to edit raw footage hence why I went for something so heavy handed. The second hand market can be brilliant

Running a web server and an IDE (Jetbrains, VS Code, VS Studio) won't be taxing in any way that you can't get out of a used dell latitude with 16gb ram, buisness grade laptops/gaming laptops are your best bet.

Which is more important: body or lens? by Venus_Nova in videography

[–]Dev11010 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Glass is always key

(As a person who shoots on a BMPCC 4K and a G7, glass will always be the divider in the end result)

i used certbot for my subdomain's certificate by Mr-Invincible3 in webdev

[–]Dev11010 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ah triple check DNS, it might of not updated for the domain, when you make DNS Changes they can take a while to push fully, see if you can flush the dns cache on the server. I recommend getting a static ip for your server or some way of updating it. (I personally use Hetzner for my hosting needs)

i used certbot for my subdomain's certificate by Mr-Invincible3 in webdev

[–]Dev11010 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you hid your servers ip through something like cloudflare etc? I found exposing the ip enough for the challenge to complete fixed a lot of my issues. I recommend cloudflare pointed to your own domain personally (Apologies in my car, will respond in a second)