I threw together a quick little Svelte app (as a way to learn it) that helps me scan #pokemon #tcg code cards to digitize them. So I built something I could do in bulk. Fully OSS

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Looking for an OSS service or library that will handle ACLs in a centralized way. We want to get rid of our home rolled RBAC implementation for something.... good...

I need a tldr on k8s pod resource requests and limits. Do we really need to set limits? Can I just set the requests to what I expect the pod to use?

Trying to start an office hours at our company for the project I'm on. The first one is today, and I'm trying one bit at a time to turn this horrible engineering culture around

Intel Arc A310 ECO is on a 2 month backlog?!

It's Monday. Gotta turn coffee into code

Tdarr is a pretty neat distributed transcoder. But it's core is closed source. Maybe a k8s native, fully OSS solution would be useful? Maybe a new side project

All I want to do is click a few buttons in Tdarr and have AV1 encoding. There are so many hoops to jump through and no good docs

Did some test lasering on a few pokemon card binders. It's hard to find the svgs to do this, I had to make my own, but the results are looking really good. Would be fun to do this for each set

Nothing like a night in front of the fireplace with the steam deck playing balatro

Why does Warp require you to login? It's a terminal app. It should just open bash and you type commands

What are some practices and behaviors that make a #devops engineer super effective?

Is the only way to move bulk on TCGPlayer to just price it all at the current minimum? So many ETBs filled, sitting on a shelf waiting