This was a difficult day. I did learn something so there’s that, but it was challenging to stay calm.
I don’t always agree with Steve, but this one is so spot on it should be on everyone’s must-watch list. https://youtu.be/QD8N8N7wzmM
Which tech folks should I follow on here? Interested in agile processes, worklfows, programming and people mamagement 😃
At the end of the day, remember that CRLF is bad when working with Linux just as case sensitive folder structures don't work on Windows (everything sucks in a way) and set your git settings to:
git config --global core.eol lf
git config --global core.autocrlf false
Fixed.
So, in case you are wondering, and I had no clue it could do that, you can run an intermediate hash when your docker build fails like so: docker run --rm -it <hash> bash #themoreyouknow
Drove me mental btw, bash saying `/bin/sh: 1: /somefile.sh: not found while it was there and in the end I noticed (when debugging inside the container) it failed on /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter...
Up next, fixing my Windows environment to work with LF and not ruin my Linux Docker containers with silly ^M chars at the end of each line. Or did you think this day was over? #nevernotstopping
The advantage of two days of partying for our birthday kid during the normally wrecking CEST change weekend: what CEST change? #winning #deadtired
A bunch of kids attacking a birthday cake is much like watching a pack of lions devour prey. The only thing missing was a nice voice-over by David Attenborough.
@janjoris that being said, what’s the best client out there today for iOS? Are we still rocking Amaroq or do we have a new kid on the block?
For some reason, I felt like coming back here. What’s happening? Did I miss something?
And I did do a backup of my following first 😺
On a positive note, now I'll have a clean setup to create @jan@herebedragons.io #winning
Completely killed my own instance with a rebuild of my containers. I know, I know. My experience with Docker is very limited, but this way I'm learning. Failure is part of that. So, I'm on my way to becoming a master. cc @alex
@Gargron when I add myself on another instance, it works like it should.
Say @Gargron, I setup my instance to use the root domain and live on a subdomain. But, I made a mistake at first and now, for some reason, on this instance it points to the sample info (mastodon.example.com) instead of the right one. When I add myself on another instance, it's correct. Can it be the data is cached and not updated? The handle @janjoris should point to @janjoris
Let's see if I can mention @janjoris@herebedragons.io :-)
Dear god I suck at setting up nginx. Have to spend some time getting to know it. Looks simple, messed up.
