Teklynk

@teklynk@social.linux.pizza
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Linux enthusiast. Web Developer, Programmer, Tinkerer. I like to make stuff. INTJ-T
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FreeScriptFriday: I have a dynamic IP and use this script to auto update Cloudflare DNS records. The script checks if my IP has changed before it tries the update. I have this script set as a cron job that runs every 5 minutes. https://hastebin.teklynk.com/bibixixajo.bash #linux #bash #code #freescriptfriday
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Yikes, Microsoft is laying off about 10k staff, majority Xbox. What a disaster.

I fear the MS SLT is destroying the Xbox unit by trying to make a brand rather than giving gamers great experiences.

https://www.theverge.com/news/693535/microsoft-layoffs-july-2025-xbox

Microsoft is laying off as many as 9,000 employees

Microsoft’s latest job cuts come after multiple rounds of layoffs over the past year.

The Verge
AI Is Making You Dumber

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Free Script: This is one of the back up scripts that I use on my NAS. I have a USB hard drive dock connected to the server. A usb automount utility auto mounts the usb drive when connected. Every week I insert the backup drive into the usb dock and start the script. I then get a Discord notificatiion when the backup completes. https://hastebin.teklynk.com/qokuwigomu.bash #freescriptfriday #bash #code #linux
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#AI generated content erkennen - ein kleines Tutorial von Corridor Crew. Und nebenher eine gute Antwort auf das Vorurteil, ältere Menschen seien anfälliger dafür, drauf reinzufallen...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4TXO4kQwSQ

Can We Teach our Moms to Spot Fake Ai Videos?

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My custom Home Lab dashboard page. Built using [PUG](https://pugjs.org/api/getting-started.html) and is served up with a npm server. I add the apps and icons to a json file and PUG/Vite parses the json file and builds the dashboard. I have this running as a system service. The dashboard rebuilds `npm run build && npm run preview` when the service restarts. PUG and a npm web server seemed like the simplest way to go. #homelab #linux #proxmox #portainer #docker
The one thing AI can't replace about you

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Update: I added more functions to the keypad. Reboot, Restart, Logoff each launch in a terminal with a count down so that I can cancel the action in case I accidentally pressed the buttons. I use QMMP as my mp3 player and set the global hotkeys there for next, previous, pause, show/hide player.

Just finished watching The Walking Dead: Dead City - S02E08. There was this line at the end that is great and sums up the relationships and characters pretty well. I enjoy this spin-off series a lot.

"Walking through the woods, a man comes to a fork in his path. To go left is to go home, his past. To go right is to go out into the unknown, his future. He knows his past. It's comforting. But will it be like he remembers? And his future is full of possibilities, but... What if he gets lost? Which way does he go? He goes left. Back home, to the way things were. But all that's waiting for him is an old story that hurts too much to remember. So he goes right. But there's nothing there for him either. 'Cause what's the future without the past? What's an ending without that old story? The truth is there is only one way forward. One way to move on. We gotta work through what was. To get to what will be. It's a path that's hard and rough, all uphill. We keep thinking we'll never make it. Sometimes we see where we're headed. We catch a glimpse of the mountaintop. It's so beautiful, it takes our breath away. But then we lose our footing. We tumble backwards. Right back to the bottom. So that it feels like we'll never get up again. But we do. We help each other up. And the path becomes much clearer now. We move on. Together. And we get there."

#quotes #tvshows #TWD

I bought one of these Macro Keypads a few years ago and finally put it to use. I used https://github.com/kriomant/ch57x-keyboard-tool to flash the firmware and assign key presses for each button. Super+Alt+1 and so on executes various bash scripts. A hotkey listener that I wrote in python starts on boot and executes things when a key press combination is detected. Tonight I printed and stuck on some labels. Mic mute toggle, WiFi on/off, Bluetooth on/off, toggle between headphones and speakers. The top knob controls the volume and the bottom knob controls zoom. Pushing the volume knob toggle mutes audio and pushing the zoom knob resets zoom level. Anyone have suggestions for other functions that I could add? #keyboard #linux #bash
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Update: I added more functions to the keypad. Reboot, Restart, Logoff each launch in a terminal with a count down so that I can cancel the action in case I accidentally pressed the buttons. I use QMMP as my mp3 player and set the global hotkeys there for next, previous, pause, show/hide player.