AliveDevil

@AliveDevil@tauri.earth
80 Followers
57 Following
5.9K Posts

Cold as ice. If I offended you please tell me. Words are hard, breaking habits is difficult. I’ll try my best to not knowingly offend anyone.

If you don’t know how to refer to me, use whatever you like. Probably he/him. Maybe.

Day Time: Windows/macOS End User targeted software developer (mainly .NET WPF/WinForms)
Night Time: Home Labber, wannabe Woodworker

Dumb LLMs have no place here.

Location
Languagesde / en / ja
Githubhttps://github.com/AliveDevil
TZEurope/Hamburg

Spent the day trying to setup #Inventaire.

In the end I'm now receiving "LoggedIn=true"-cookies, but am not logged in. Great.

@davecturner
That response code has already changed.
The software I'm trying to deploy is incompatible with ES9.
Just verified with ES7, and that does indeed return 404, but ES9 responds with 400.
@davecturner
Not my project, was just stumped that software failed to start with OpenSearch because it returns 400 instead of expected 404.
@davecturner
Gotcha, so performing an „is up“-check against /_doc with expected result codes [404] is really stupid.

Is #ElasticSearch returning 404 for /_doc/X/whatever an implementation detail, or is this behavior documented as expected?

#OpenSearch

Cool #CouchDB, why is there no documentation about creating users?
I just want to setup some application which uses that Db, and it's just a blackbox.
#Cats are invasive.
Claims all usage-rights on my desk chair, and I have to fall back to the spare chair …

What could possibly go wrong?

„Bitwarden unveils MCP server for secure and local AI access to your credentials“

https://alternativeto.net/news/2025/7/bitwarden-unveils-mcp-server-for-secure-and-local-ai-access-to-your-credentials/

#Bitwarden #AI

Abstract static methods on interfaces, and ldftn are a powerful combination, and I might abuse it for a fast, iterative (non-recursive), single pass command line argument parser.

#DotNet #CSharp

@bitbonk tbf, there’s not really that many occasions where you’d need to start some Cli application.
And then both other options are nice-Api wrappers for the core Process-Api.

Personally, as they are closer (Ukraine) to me (Germany) I‘d use Tyrrrz CliWrap, but using it I’ve had some „no, why?“ moments which I wouldn’t have had with System.Diagnostics.Process alone.
But being able to SIGTERM a process with a CancellationToken is really nice.
So, pick your poison, I guess?