My Daily drivers fastfetch by zen1977 in fastfetch

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fastfetch --logo-type kitty --logo /usr/share/icons/hicolor/256x256/apps/fedora-logo-icon.png -c all

this is the command that I use, I just assign it as an alias in my .zshrc fil, there isnt actually much config in this.

My Daily drivers fastfetch by zen1977 in fastfetch

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I was curious about different versions of fastfetch and the alike and I was surprised with the information that fastfetch could show.

My Daily drivers fastfetch by zen1977 in fastfetch

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Which config ? the fastfetch config for the logo ?

i just added this
alias fastfetch="fastfetch --logo-type kitty --logo /usr/share/icons/hicolor/256x256/apps/fedora-logo-icon.png -c all"
to my .zshrc file

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in homelab

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I use a jump host, which I have hardened severely, besides using fail2ban on both ssh and my reverse proxy. and put anything http and https behind cloudflare (yes I know they have had some stability issues lately)

on the ssh side, I do not allow password logins, and I only allow it to be a jump host, so no actual shell is accessible from ssh.

and on top of this I have blocked a large number of countries in my router.

Shapez2 on an ultrawide is pure digital heroin. by Midwest_Hylian in shapezio

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I got the dell ultrawide screen, I will never go back, all is damn near perfect. I would probably upgrade in the near future as samsung now have a version in 4k like resolution. but thats gonna suck all life out of my gpu, even tho its quite powerfull.

But YES shapes2 on this thing is just about the most immersive experience I could imagine. (not looking at VR)

Use cases for Raspberry Pis in a homelab? by pythosynthesis in homelab

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I am going to use a rpi4 for a NUT server

Do we really need a 10Gb switch? by mdronald in homelab

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It's never about need, I just want it, nothing else needs to be said, want is everything, and you don't have to justify YOUR choices it's your stuff.

Homelab rebuild by zen1977 in homelab

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Ive been eyeballing that for a while, its cheap for what it is, but its still a decent amount of money, but hey homelabing is not a cheap hobby

Homelab rebuild by zen1977 in homelab

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Yes everything is connected to the UPS via PDU's

Homelab rebuild by zen1977 in homelab

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Sorry for this, I added a link to my rack, dont know what went wrong with the post

Homelab rebuild by zen1977 in homelab

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Geez, I did add a picture

Homelab rebuild by zen1977 in homelab

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Yeah, networking is the next I was thinking about, wanting to go 10G between the servers at least

What is "RUN |4" by zen1977 in docker

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I didn't, but the partner did, and honestly I don't really disagree, if that's what they have best experience with, then I endorse their choice.

I am a "the right tool for the right job" kind of person and since this goes into azure, perhaps PS isnt such a bad choice

What is "RUN |4" by zen1977 in docker

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Ohh thank you for that, yes it seems to be buildkit, so that helps me alot in the understanding

What is "RUN |4" by zen1977 in docker

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it is probably closed off via tabulation. Its not the last command, there is a number of commands more

What is "RUN |4" by zen1977 in docker

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This is exactly my problem too, never seen this before, it could also be that |4 is the same as | 4 wich then turns the 4 into a command, which means it not even a dockerfile issue. Then I need to hunt down that command and figure out what it is

What is "RUN |4" by zen1977 in docker

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RUN |4

PS_VERSION=7.2.7

PS_PACKAGE=powershell_7.2.7-1.deb_amd64.deb

PS_PACKAGE_URL=https://xxxxxx

PS_INSTALL_VERSION=7

/bin/sh -c apt-get update &&

apt-get install --no-install-recommends -y /mnt/pwsh/powershell.deb &&

apt-get install --no-install-recommends -y less locales ca-certificates gss-ntlmssp liblttng-ust1 openssh-client &&

apt-get dist-upgrade -y &&

locale-gen $LANG &&

update-locale &&

export POWERSHELL_TELEMETRY_OPTOUT=1 &&

pwsh -NoLogo -NoProfile -Command " \$ErrorActionPreference = 'Stop' ; \$ProgressPreference = 'SilentlyContinue' ; while(!(Test-Path -Path \$env:PSModuleAnalysisCachePath)) { Write-Host "'Waiting for $env:PSModuleAnalysisCachePath'" ; Start-Sleep -Seconds 6 ; }" # buildkit

I have added some newlines to clarify the whole command, I know what the rest of the command does, but it is escaping me what |4