A little bit of happiness.
Yay, I'm jobless!
This is my microblog where I will posting everything what I want and when I will want it.
Yay, I'm jobless!
The YouTube site has started to slow down in Russia. Now videos in Russia hardly load or don't load at all, and the only way to continue watching YouTube is to watch videos either in 144p resolution or through a VPN.
So my efforts to maintain the peertube platform on my home server came in handy, and I will be able to provide more or less high-quality viewing if I suddenly want to share a video with someone or start streaming.
I was on vacation from July 1 to July 28. Physically I had a good rest, but I feel that I didn't have enough time for a mental rest from work. I also feel that I didn't rest very well and I should have at least walked outside for a couple of days, but I didn't.
No matter how many different blogs and manuals I read on the Internet, I absolutely cannot find how I can really adequately create categories and pages in order to create a hierarchy that would not fall apart almost immediately. In terms of page hierarchy, I liked the xwiki engine better, because in it you can really link pages to each other and get a tree-like page structure that is very easy to maintain in its pure form.
Once again, scrolling through the application store of my server, I noticed that the application store of my server already has a mediawiki engine. Taking into account how much RAM the docker xwiki container consumes, I decided to install the mediawiki engine and move to it.
I finally opened my blog to the possibility of mentioning it and following to it on other social networks using ActivityPub protocol. I don’t know yet how this will work, but nevertheless I hope that this will somehow give me the strength to deal with my services and myself more than nothing.
Nevertheless, I decided to deploy my own wiki platform in order to record the knowledge that I receive while I am sitting at home.
It's time to stop your wazuh service.
The reasons for this decision are simple to the point of banality. This service eats up a lot of RAM on my small NAS server and I only used it at 1-5% of the power of this service.
FlexAir looks like a history of russian internet.
I have so many problems with HP products that I will never buy any of their products again. I'm already tired of all this.