I've packaged prusa_exporter and deployed everything (prusa_exporter, prometheus, loki, grafana) on my home server with SaltStack now.
I'm loving it!
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I've packaged prusa_exporter and deployed everything (prusa_exporter, prometheus, loki, grafana) on my home server with SaltStack now.
I'm loving it!
@dragotin Here is some #salt for #opencloud
ssh is an obscure but widely-deployed command. It stands for Secure Snake Home and was made in the 90s to securely play snake online
I made a massively multiplayer backend for it with support for thousands of concurrent snake players
ssh snakes.run to join!

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At the moment I’m working on a reimplementation of the elevation profile in #Bikerouter. The current elevation profile preview has a few minor issues that I’d like to fix step by step.
In this thread I’ll share the current state of the work. Please note that everything is still in flux and could change significantly. For me, this is the time to experiment and try things out. That’s why I don’t have a preview version publicly available yet. Sorry for that.
Here’s the first screenshot: a new view of the elevation profile with gradient color‑coding. Visually not much has changed in this mode, but you can see the drag handle that lets you adjust the height of the profile on the screen. Bikerouter remembers the last setting you used and restores it each time the profile is opened.
Teaser: besides gradient color‑coding there will be more display modes 🤓
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I've released version 0.3.0 of AI Playground.
I've released version 0.0.5 of kirmes. A Rust and C client library to access systemd-userdb. This version switched from tokio to smol, as I plan to provide an async C API soon. @abbra contributed support for generic types based on UserRecord and GroupRecord. This way you can parse extension your userdb varlink services provides.
Here is a screenshot of ai-playground where an AI agent is running on the left in a #systemd container, but cargo is running outside of the container on the host through the gatekeeper. I use the #varlink streaming protocol to stream stdout/stderr of the process executed on the host. It was pretty easy turning on streaming using #zlink
Learn more at:
https://gitlab.com/cryptomilk/ai-playground