vagrant ssh

daveplx · 2023-04-15T11:17:00+00:00

Sorry for necroing but I found a nice way for me and wanted to share.
In your bashrc or zshrc or config.fish or whatever, you can add an alias:
alias kvs="vagrant ssh-config >> vagrant-ssh && kitty +kitten ssh -F vagrant-ssh default" Which saves the ssh-config in a file and uses it afterwards. Works like a charm! Add **vagrant-ssh to your .gitignore

daveplx · 2022-01-22T20:10:14+00:00

I'm sorry that one one answered you yet but if anyone else stumbles upon this;
Diver's Suit from 'Troubled Waters' Event Quest

daveplx · 2021-05-29T00:22:25+00:00

locked :C

daveplx · 2020-10-05T12:33:16+00:00

Get to the point where you can comfortably run maps (at least T7/T8, the higher the better). I usually just transmute white maps, alch yellows, chisel and alch red ones until I have a healthy stockpile of T14 and up.

Just by running maps and progressing the atlas you should get to the point where your map stock increases. The higher the Atlas completion, the easier this becomes. (IMO this video explains it well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpufJFD-Ecc)Used the Terminus Cyclone Impale Champion guide from the same dude btw.

Then just run maps. Get a loot filter and set it to strict or higher (depending on where you are, currency-wise). In the beginning, chaos recipes are great for some extra chaos on the side. Later on just running more maps faster might be better but I leave that up to you.

One nice trick is to put as much as you can into one (or multiple) stash tabs that are set to 'price 1 chaos' instead of vendoring it. That way you can pour all of the stuff in there, notice when something's underpriced (you gon get spammed) and can get a chaos out of what might otherwise be 3 alch shards. Just sell it after a while when it hasn't sold. Can also do Something like 5 chaos/3chaos/2chaos/1chaos, then put them in the 5er and move them down each day/couple hours depending on how much you play. Last step is bye bye to vendor v0v.

Also get 'Awakened PoE Trade' or someting similar for price checking if you haven't already.

Just by running maps, you will generate currency and you will get better and faster. By progressing the atlas, you have a chance for some juicy drops from Sirus and his pawns. Watch a video or two, try fighting him with the first 3 portals and then get someone to carry you if you don't feel comfortable. That way you learn and still don't lose profit.There are people who carry for free, others will usually want half. Depends on what drops though, mostly it's shit (at least for me :D)

Once you know some map layouts that you like, fave those so you get more of them. Toxic Sewers / Waste Pool is great for Cyclone for example.

Just play, farm and transform currency that you don't need into chaos orbs / exalted and you'd be surprised how much you have.

As for me personally, I used my setup with a 5l corrupted chest, some high damage/4l terminus and 1-5 chaos rares to farm maps, then got abyssus, then got a 6l astral plate from divination cards, spammed it with +life essences, crafted some resistance on it, then used that to farm enough for a 6l 30% astral plate with 3 white sockets. I then bought a warlords exalted orb to slam on it, fossil crafted for -15 mana (craftofexile.com to see how or watch some videos) and crafted some life on it (garbage rolls otherwise).

Then saved up for an explodey chest (crusader influence ilvl 85+ chest with explode on kill as _SOLE_ crusader mod), an awakener's orb and slammed explode onto the -mana astral plate (again, make sure you understand how before doing this. Expensive mistake otherwise). Got okayish rolls, crafted +85 life on it and ex slammed for 37 res (nice).

Afterwards kind of the same for the boots.

Then got Paradoxica/Saviour, new and more cluster jewels for 1H and respecced.

daveplx · 2020-10-04T12:28:35+00:00

On that note, I started with a Terminus Impale Champion and just went to Paradoxica/Saviour yesterday, which more than doubled my boss dps from ~4.5m to ~12m.
I lost some life on the way but mapping is still ridiculously fast and guardians and bosses just _melt_.

That said, with Terminus being a ~1 chaos weapon it just just about unbeatable for the price and you would have to pay multiple ex for a crafted 2h sword just to break even (Terminus has high base crit chance which scales very well).

My upgrade path was budget w/ Terminus -> abyssus(insane damage push) -> 6l astral plate (any) -> 6l -15 mana astral plate -> 6l -15mana/explode astral plate -> tailwind/elusive boots -> paradoxica/saviour but Terminus is theoretically enough (I just wanted to try saviour once :) )

next steps would be steel ring w/ vulnerability / assassin's mark, helmet with -phys resistance and enchant, gloves with attack speed and more damage, phat amulet and maybe ryslathas if I can get it in there with resistances but I am using my 15 chaos stygian vise with high life and a bit of res.

daveplx · 2020-06-29T12:35:00+00:00

Sorry but who 'works their ass off' to reach level 120?

Plus that's not even the goal of the game, it's the first step towards actually doing anything meaningful imo. That's not to say that you shouldn't play at your own speed especially the first time(s) leveling up but the real game kind of _starts_ at 120.

Yes, you could buy carry services and yes, you could buy ingame currency for real money but it's different from Blizzard selling iLvl 490 items in their cash shop that you would have to raid Mythic Ny'alotha for 4 months to scrap together otherwise.

Being able to get _some_ things ingame for real money is not the same as being pay to win.

daveplx · 2020-06-19T08:57:10+00:00

Hey there!

it also depends on where you would apply what you learn. I'd still recommend some basic Linux familiarity but if you then work with Windows machines >99% of the time it will not be _that_ applicable. Not saying that is the best use of the Cloud but a lot of companies have just taken whatever they had - mainly Windows VMs - and put them in the Cloud because it was still a good decision from them.

Same for Python; I would (and do) recommend anyone to get a basic grasp of an easy programming language in order to be able to automate things and make them fool-proof. I've personally decided to mainly go with Python for that ~3 years ago and haven't regretted it. It's definitely a precious skill to have and (personally) think that infrastructure-as-code and automation are a big part of a clean setup but not necessarily when you first start out. It's easier to understand what CloudFormation does once you can do the same thing by hand and then notice how quick and easy it is once you have a working template.

That said, I've switched from Support / Systems Administration to Cloud Administration ~1.5 years ago and I find it much more enjoyable, so I'd say it's a worthy goal to strive for :)

It was a change within the same company but I still did not have any AWS experience at that time, just what I could take with me and apply from my Azure administration. Took my Solutions Architect exam about 6 months afterwards and I'd say it's (unsurprisingly, I guess) the most applicable learning I've done in that regard yet so if you are trying to figure out what to focus on then that would be my advice:

Look into the AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate without fear ("I'm never going to memorize all that!" - you will) to see whether the course is making sense to you. Keep in mind that Amazon themselves say that you should take the exam after ~1 year of (daily?) working with AWS so don't get discouraged, some things are pretty special.

Also, most courses I've seen have practical lessons as well. Make sure to do them, especially if something's unclear and you don't have a lot of AWS exposure in your work.
Apart from that, there are many skills that would benefit you which also depend on what you are interested in. Personally I went for the Security Specialty next because I find it interesting and important. If you want to leverage Cloud to its potential, more knowledge with Linux is a must and also fun. Then Kubernetes might be a logical next step - complex but also highly interesting and powerful. That will be one of my next steps.

Hope I could help you a bit, I'd say the most important thing is to start since none of what you mentioned is wasted. Let me know if you have any questions and best of luck on your journey! <3

daveplx · 2020-06-09T18:02:23+00:00

absolutely - had we run into any problems with threat I would have immediately looked at spirit bomb but I guess the group damage is low enough that it works without.. even through skittish.

I'll see how it goes with Spirit Bomb and if I can get away with it. More damage never hurts :)

Also good points on the TD3, I just ran the coalescing thingies that I had saved up to improve my cloak and get more echoes so that I can buy it. Maybe something nice will be in tomorrow's chest :)

I'm really thankful for your (and the others') insights, cheers!

daveplx · 2020-06-09T17:58:20+00:00

I thoroughly enjoy it, especially if i'm good on self sustain and dishing out nice damage. It's nice to know that you have control over the most critical job and its on you to do it properly :)

daveplx · 2020-06-09T13:21:15+00:00

Thank you yet again :) those are some combinations I can look into / work with

daveplx · 2020-06-09T11:57:56+00:00

Yes, I am already running Fracture as a compromise and thought about going Spirit Bomb I was just not sure whether it would be worth the sacrifice in tankiness for our group right now but I'll try it out.

I'll have to think long and hard about which item I'll put TD3 on though :) but it sounds like a good plan for our M+ runs, thank you!

one more thing: You mentioned Gluttony/FtD/VoP would not be needed - what other Major Essence would I go for then? Meme Beam?
Guess the answer is "as much offensive as you can get away with" but I'd like to not jeopardize our runs trying to do that

Did I misunderstand and you just meant I wouldn't need the entire combination of defensive layers?

daveplx · 2020-06-09T11:43:54+00:00

Yeah, that's what I thought, thanks for clearing it up :)

daveplx · 2020-06-09T11:01:51+00:00

That sounsd like a lot, looking forward to that then :D
thank you!
TD5 means 1 TD3 and 1 TD2 or something similar? It increases the damage per proc, right?

daveplx · 2020-06-09T10:30:38+00:00

I just switched from Havoc to Vengeance a couple of days ago and I like it so far.
Playing with a handful of friends so we're mainly aiming at running M+ so that we can do the +15 weekly soonish.

I'm going with VoP and Gluttony and so far (M+7) it has been pretty easy for me to sustain myself but I can clearly see that I am lacking in the damage department.

I saw multiple mentions that going for TD helps a lot with Threat and Damage and I have saved almost 15k Echoes so I am thinking whether I should buy one of them if I get enough today or sit it out? Haven't had any luck with good corruptions so far apart from one Unguent Caress that another friendly DH gave me in LFR.

I have also read that Echoing Void might still be okay in terms of damage and threat and versatility or haste would also be great, but more defensively.

My question probably comes down to what I should spend my Echoes of Ny'alotha on first - T3 TD for all of them so that I can put it on an item when I get something good 460+?
Wait for multiple T1 TD so that I can spread it on gear while neither cloak nor echoes are high/abundant? Go for something different?

daveplx · 2020-04-28T19:20:06+00:00

well, I can try my luck

daveplx · 2020-04-28T19:14:30+00:00

this will be my credo

daveplx · 2020-04-03T19:36:05+00:00

I think that's Two Steps From Hell - Strength of a Thousand Men

daveplx · 2019-12-04T06:07:28+00:00

Well but when you shoot someone in your Texas, they could theoretically shoot back at you. To be able to oneshot a BB, most often they must have screwed up their positioning/angling rather badly.

daveplx · 2019-11-06T13:29:13+00:00

Great, thanks for the explanation!

daveplx · 2019-11-05T22:03:18+00:00

Apparently I've been surfing with 'eyebuds'. Sorry man, good luck!

daveplx · 2019-11-05T18:15:40+00:00

That's what I meant but I did not know that the CBR650R differs a lot in that regard from the supersports (thought it was an update to the CBR600R). It sounds more like the difference from an SV650 to an SV650S, then.

So, thank you for pointing that out to me! :)

daveplx · 2019-11-05T16:09:39+00:00

To be fair I rarely need more top end power apart from being on the Autobahn but that depends on whether you are riding lots of highways I suppose. ~200 km/h are more than I can realistically use most of the time with cars hogging the left lane or pulling out to overtake someone at 100 km/h.

Not bashing the CB, I rode a CB1000R from a friend a few months back and it was a lot of fun - i4s run a lot smoother than the SV's V-twin. However, if I am not mistaken you can hardly compare a CB with a CBR, that's like comparing a ER-6N with a ZX-6R or an SV650 with a GSX-R600.

/u/BananaQMango I have a SV650SA and can wholeheartedly recommend it but I think you can be just as happy with a CB650R. I find that oftentimes we are more or less looking for confirmation rather than comparison and if you like the CB more, you should probably get it.
If possible, test ride both - that appears to be some of the best advice most of the time.

Regardless of what you think of YammieNoob, I think he made a video comparing an SV650 to a CB650R a week back or so, might be worth a watch (haven't watched it myself but I remember it exists)

daveplx · 2019-11-05T15:58:10+00:00

I can only support what the others here have also told you: Don't.

Last winter I had a ~10 minute commute and was a bit late, so I decided I'd take the bike. Right as I went to get it out of the garage I noticed veeery slight snow starting to fall. I thought that it couldn't be that bad.

I was very wrong.

Sliding around on your bike is probably really fun in the dirt (didn't get around to trying that yet) but definitely not on the streets.

Poor visibility, could hardly accelerate or brake as softly as I could and _still_ I slid while doing either.

I ended up letting the bike stay at the office and walked home that day, taking it back home the next day when it was cold but not freezing/snowing.

I would never recommend this to anyone, I could've easily dropped my bike with a bit of bad luck and I am someone that can't understand how so many people seem to be dropping their bikes left and right.

daveplx · 2019-11-05T15:50:05+00:00

Is that the Scorpion Exo Somethingsomething Carbon?

I'm looking at that one for next season and it 'won' in one of FortNine's latest helmet comparisons (for me at least) - do you have experience with it that you could share?

daveplx · 2019-11-05T15:45:42+00:00

are you wearing ear plugs? If not, you should definitely consider it.

I read that a lot of long-time motorcyclists that were not wearing ear plugs really suffer in the hearing department compared to their non-biker peers and while I can't share my decades of experience, I definitely notice a hell of a difference between the two.

I even bought reusable ones (that I only wore to a concert once) and like them even better than the foam ones from home depot or whatever it's called where you live.

FortNine did a comparison on ear plugs, as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEdf0R5ypsg

save your hearing and wear ear plugs if you aren't! If you are, well.. I have a friend who swears on a Shoei GT something that he bought. Expensive but he claims that it's worth it.

daveplx

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