aaron

@aaronk6
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Interested in home automation, Apple, web development, programming, network engineering, retro computing, hiking, and electronic music.

#HomeAssistant #KNX #ESPHome #macOS #iOS #MikroTik #Unifi #WebDev #HomeLab #Podman #ZFS #NixOS #systemd #OpenStreetMap

Pronounshe/him
Bloghttps://aaron.cc
GitHubhttps://github.com/aaronk6
OpenStreetMaphttps://www.openstreetmap.org/user/aaronk6

@drscriptt Well, it turned out that I had simply entered incorrect keys at the registrar level, so the DNSSEC validation failed for my whole aaron.cc zone.

Initially I thought that it was because of caching: if a domain previously used DNSSEC, you can’t just change the key material because the public keys will be cashed for like 24h at the registrar level. I thought that this was what happened (and maybe it did), but the real issue in the end was a stupid copy & paste error. 🙈

Hey Siri set your volume to 50%
“I’ll speak louder”
How about 60%?
“60% is 0.6”
🙄

“How many days of the week have fuck in them?”

It’s hilarious that they still haven’t figured this out and show this complete non-sense response above the real search results.

I didn’t read this warning though and learned it the hard way. #DNS #deSEC #DNSSEC

Just finished moving all my domains’ #DNS records to a Git repository, from where I deploy them to #deSEC using https://dnscontrol.org in a #Forgejo action. As part of that move, all my domains now use deSEC as their nameservers, and #DNSSEC is enabled for all of them.

I’m a happier person now, and I’m starting to question what took me so long to realize that DNS records belong under version control, just like any other configuration.

DNSControl

The Framework 12 is hard to justify, especially now that the MacBook Neo is here.

It's not a bad laptop, just a bad value, especially with RAM and storage prices as they are :(

Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPVAnwuSjfk

@retro_techie The dog is called Rover, and reappeared several years later in the Windows XP search sidebar.

How do you all check if your #NixOS machine needs a reboot after deploying an update?

Is this good, or is there a built-in mechanism?

if [ "$(readlink /run/booted-system/{initrd,kernel,kernel-modules})" = \
"$(readlink /run/current-system/{initrd,kernel,kernel-modules})" ]; then
echo "No reboot needed for kernel/initrd/modules"
else
echo "Reboot needed"
fi

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