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Jack Henschel | @jack@social.secclo.community

Hi, I'm Jack!
Cycling and cloud computing enthusiast currently located in Geneva, Switzerland.
Working as an OpenShift administrator at CERN.

if you are in Brno on thursday, come see my talk!

if you are there friday, come to the kubernetes autoscaling meetup i am hosting!

https://pretalx.com/devconf-cz…

For those of you who are traveling to Brno for 2024, here’s the estimated weather forecast: We expect it to be sunny with a chance of awesome talks! 🌤️

Whether it’s hot or cold, be ready.

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My team at Cloud is looking for a Go developer to work on our Open Source integrations.

This position is remote within Germany. Reach out to me or to the email mentioned on the job page if you are interested or have any questions :)

https://hetzner-cloud.de/en/jobs/1555896

Mark your calendars! Next Friday I'll be presenting at #DevConf_CZ how #CERN built scalable & multi-tenant #kubernetes ingress infrastructure for #web services. Tune in to hear more about our DNS setup, security policy enforcement, ingress controllers and more!

https://pretalx.com/devconf-cz-2024/talk/PXU8PP/

New blog post: How does a container image work and which tools are available for analyzing its contents? dive, skopeo, crane, dredge, diffoci, container-structure-test, container-explorer, ....

https://blog.cubieserver.de/2024/tools-for-analyzing-and-working-with-container-images/

#container

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Looks like it's time to change this tire...
#bike #cycling

in just under 2 weeks i'll be speaking at !

i'm extremely happy to be presenting on the topic of How to Build Collaboration and Influence Open Source Projects.

if you are there, come say hi =)

https://pretalx.com/devconf-cz-2024/talk/RMWVWQ/

title slide of my talk "How to Build Collaboration and Influence Open Source Project", white text on purple background

24.05 is out with a huge performance boost and the usual batch of quality of life, user interface and usability improvements. It also comes with a few exciting new features like Group Effects and Automatic Subtitle Translations.

https://kdenlive.org/en/2024/05/kdenlive-24-05-0-released/

@kde

Kdenlive logo with 24.05 version written under it.

‼️ ANOTHER POSITION: A Web Developer on our Communications team! Do you have:

✔️ Experience with web tools like Jekyll or Netlify?
✔️ Web project management experience?
✔️ Familiarity with web accessibility standards?

We'd love to see your application! 👇🏼
https://nabucasa.breezy.hr/p/04e1d6ada9ec-web-developer

Less than ten hours left to respond to the user survey of 2024 before I take it down

https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2024/05/14/curl-user-survey-2024/

Poll: Which clone of RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise ) are you using? Please boost for reach. TIA.

Friendly reminder if you're an open source developer in the mobile ecosystem:

You still have time until 1st of June to apply for a grant.

https://nlnet.nl/mobifree/

@karrot @NGIZero FYI: that link returns 403 Forbidden

it would be cool if there were a public wiki for how to lobotomize modern cars.

like:
software to enter dealer mode to reset or disable location history,
the CAN message to disable a biometric / tracking system,
how to physically unplug the 5g radio / antenna,
remove all phone contact info

Did you know that you can have a CLI config file? Pretty handy for changing the default memory limit, output format, or even print a nice banner.

Here's mine:
https://codeberg.org/scy/dotfiles/src/commit/dbe858184c07634d16065773e31bf6c1cb50b357/.sqliterc

It allows SQLite to use up to 1 GiB of page cache, uses nice Unicode box drawing characters, and tracks the runtime of queries by default. It also reminds me of how to turn these things off again.

(Pro tip: Set `.timer on` last, else it will print the stats for each of the start-up commands … 😬)

Screenshot of me using the SQLite command-line tool, invoked as `sqlite3 addr.sqlite`. It prints:

-- Loading resources from /home/scy/.sqliterc
Setting `.headers on`, `.timer on` and `.mode box --wrap 32 -ww`.
Other helpful modes are `list`, `json`, `csv`, `tabs` or `insert`.
SQLite version 3.40.1 2022-12-28 14:03:47
Enter ".help" for usage hints.

Then, at the prompt, I enter:

select * from attributes limit 10;

The result is an easily human-readable table with header (type, id, lat, lon, key, value) and values like n, 129, 53.9593574, -1.0815173, addr:city and York. After the 10 entries in the table, before the next prompt, SQLite prints:

Run Time: real 0.000 user 0.000000 sys 0.000999

Has anybody heard anything about #JPEGXL image codec recently? Especially if there are any updates regarding browser support.

I know people love hating on but there are so many things that are great about it. The journal is among the best (and the one that people seem to hate the most for reasons I find hard to relate to). Building a service with good logging is literally free, no code required, STDOUT/STDERR goes to the journal, you're done. Ingesting those logs into something like Loki is also free.

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