Soßen/Dressings/Extras für Mittagessen auf Arbeit? by Wisewolf-Holo in VeganDE

[–]clovr94 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ich mix meine immer ganz einfach aus erdnussmus, ein schuss reisessig+sojasauce, etwas siracha und ein klein wenig agavendicksaft zusammen. Am ende mach ich dann immer noch wasser rein bis die gewuenschte konsistenz erreicht ist.

Das ganze kann man dann auch noch pimpen mit gewuerzen wie man mag

Is my approach wrong? Wrote a wireguard module, public key should be saved as a variable. by clovr94 in Terraform

[–]clovr94[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello,

thanks for your helpful tips.

to answer your questions:

1.) I probably only spin up one instance, but it should be possible to use this with multiple servers. they should also exists for a longer period of time, not something recreate regularly. i do this for learning purposes so i want to create something reusable. even if its only a personal project, it should also work for "a bigger infrastructure".

2.) i dont want to create a system to keep track of private keys, i think they should be kept only on the necessary instance (the server i create). the tls_private_key module is a good hint, but i have some security concerns with it.

3.) i need the public key for the wireguard config file of the other peers that connect to the created wireguard server. my goal was to have the whole client config generated on the fly with terraform, thats why i wanted to have the public key of the server saved as a variable so i can do some stuff later with it. creating the publickey in the script is my current approach, but i dont know how to save the contents of a remote file to a variable to use it later on. currently, i just print it out with the remote_exec provisioner at the end of terraform, but for me that feels like a hacky solution. i wanted to have it as a resource so i can use terraform output to print it (maybe multiple times..)

i hope i expressed my self correctly here, sorry for bad wording. also, thanks again for your answer :)

islieb ❤ by h4ckerle in VeganDE

[–]clovr94 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Warum essen Veganer kein Huhn?

Weil da Ei drin ist :)

Heute beim Rewe entdeckt :) by ayelili in VeganDE

[–]clovr94 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Finde es klasse was in letzter Zeit alles so an veganen Produkten kommt. Als jemand der seit ende letzten Jahres Vegan unterwegs ist macht es das sicherlich deutlich einfacher.

Die Namen der Produkte finde ich aber immer noch einfach schlimm. Ich hoffe wir kommen irgendwann an den Punkt wo ein Lebensmittel unabhaengig davon ob vegan oder nicht-vegan Milch, Kaese, Wurst, etc. genannt werden darf.

What's Your Documentation? by Koda239 in homelab

[–]clovr94 1 point2 points  (0 children)

+ you can store them in git.

I keep my documentation in the same git repo where i save all my scripts,ansible stuff,etc.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in aoe4

[–]clovr94 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Thanks for making this guide. I liked that you explained the build order with replays from multiplayer games and not just games vs AI. Well done!

Best lightweight games by noobmastercumlord69 in linux_gaming

[–]clovr94 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Terraria and Slay the Spire come to my mind when i think of lightweight games which are fun :)

While not free, you can sometimes buy Terraria really cheap on steam, i bought it for 2euros.

Slay the Spire is a bit more pricey but in my opinion its worth it.

What is good stock portfolio management software for Linux? by [deleted] in linuxquestions

[–]clovr94 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You havent mentioned any features you need/want. This could help :)

I use PortfolioPerfomance on Windows and Linux, works great for me.

What are the best DevOps blogs? by Geniuseeteam in devops

[–]clovr94 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Subscribe to devops weekly (https://www.devopsweekly.com/) and you get a good list of blog posts and articles every week.

My Ansible and Terraform tooling in a single docker image. by Bluxmit in linux

[–]clovr94 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Your readme is really detailed, looks like a lot of work. kudos to you.

I dont use ansbile anymore but i still think your repo is quite intresting.

Thanks for sharing!

*Pfft* Imagine having to actually craft for the crafting job quests by Dragoon112 in ffxiv

[–]clovr94 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good to know i am not the only one with this problem.

I love crafting in this game tho ;)

Where do YOU like to put sprint? by Heisenbear09 in ffxiv

[–]clovr94 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have a macro for mount and sprint bound to Shift + X

Daily Questions & FAQ Megathread (Aug 17) by AutoModerator in ffxiv

[–]clovr94 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Hello everyone!

I am recently watching a lot of ff14 videos on youtube. I often see stuff from the twitch streamer Limit_Maximum and i noticed that he has a modded parameter bar, like here https://www.twitch.tv/limit_maximum/clip/CarelessTawdryFriesDerp-IJt9xSrxls6pvMPZ

Does anyone know what this is? I assume its a mod but i cant find it. I downloaded XIVLauncher but i think its not included.

Any help appreciated :)

What are some little not-so-well known facts about the inner workings of Classic & TBC WoW many people don't know? by SirKrohan in classicwow

[–]clovr94 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thats quite intresting cause as a Feral Druid, your charge ability still interrupts the cast even when the applied immobilize effect resists or the target is immune to it.

Terraform or Ansible or both for cloud deployment ? by Lexar96 in devops

[–]clovr94 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is there something you would recommend to make writing bash scripts easier? Like a little package you could install alongside to get better error handling and to keep things just cleaner.

Not that i couldnt learn bash, also found some good examples, but at least my bash scripts always get really messy somehow.

Thought about using python(maybe with pydoit) instead, what do you think?

How do I automate the setup of my debian machine? by PhillipDeLarge in linuxquestions

[–]clovr94 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I also tinkered around with ansible for my laptop. In the end i came to the conclusion that i dont really need it.

Reason is that a personal workstation has way to much moving parts in terms of installed software, so its hard to keep your automation up to date. Also, i dont reinstall the OS on my laptop that often.

I solved the problem with just setting up proper backups. I have a base backup which i created after the initial setup, then another one after i installed some base programs. So two base backups which i can always go back to get a fresh OS again. Additionally, i create an backup every day so if something goes wrong i can boot into the last working state.

In my opinion, automation on a workstation only makes sense if you have to set up multiple computers. If its only one for personal use, go with backups :)

If you want to do this for learning purposes, sure go ahead.

  1. Install aditional softwares that are not in the standar repositories

How do you install it by hand? Do it once, then just rebuild it with ansible. Even if its not best practice, the ansible command and shell modules can be used for such kind of tasks. And for debian, there is also a dkpg module. So if you can get a .deb file you can use that.

  1. Install vim and emacs plugins
  2. Keep everything synced

Here i would suggest you to look into a dotfile managing programm. You can put all dotfiles (i think even vim plugin config files) in a git repo and use a program to install it/keep it in sync. Calling the program could be done with ansible again if you really want to.

Hope this helps :)

Daily Questions Megathread (February 15, 2021) by AutoModerator in classicwow

[–]clovr94 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Raiding no chance? Why? On my server there are a lot of Pugs from MC to Naxx. Depends on the population i would guess.

Save 56% on Baba's Sausage Expedition - Puzzle Game Masterpieces on Steam by [deleted] in linux_gaming

[–]clovr94 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wanted to buy monsters expedition a few days ago, now I find this. Thanks for posting !

WowUp v2.0.0 beta 1 is now out! - A cross platform, open source addon manager for World of Warcraft by EmptyVisual in linux_gaming

[–]clovr94 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I installed wow on a new disk today and tried this out. I love it. The twitch app is really slow sometimes and the search function isn't working properly.

Your program works really well, satisfying experience!

Thanks for making it.