Gathering wood from a friend for firewood. This is likely not a prime species (a mix of hemlock and something else, I believe) and there is a little rot on the outer inch of some logs. Will salvage what I can.
I really wish I had a dump trailer or dual axle trailer. A truck would also be great. And it looks like until I can afford a log splitter; Iāll be getting some exercise and working on my log splitting form.
(EDIT: Fixes for the issue described below, and for a second issue which is more severe, have now been shipped in got and got -portable 0.125)
If you are using #gameoftrees (on #OpenBSD or anywhere else) please always be diligent about checking SSH host key fingerprints.
Versioned files inside the work tree's meta-data .got directory can be created during 'got checkout' or changed during 'got update'. Files in the meta-data directory should never be under version control, yet the current implementation unfortunately allows this.
Which provides a way for malicious repositories to configure remote servers stored in .got/got.conf which would then be used by the fetch and send commands. Unless you already have the bad host key stored, SSH will ask for verification of the bad server's host key fingerprint as the last line of defense against a man-in-the-middle.
The problem was reported to me by Runxi Yu about 2 hours ago. A fix for this issue is being worked on: https://marc.gameoftrees.org/mail/1778362202.49408_0.html
Iām looking for part-time #work if anyone sees any opportunities!
18 years SaaS/web-tangent Software Development + SRE/DevOps/Platform Engineering roles. Mostly Linux/Python/Kubernetes/etcā¦ technical stack professionally.
Tons of interests personally, but not at a level Iād throw on a resume. I need to get my hands dirty and put some projects out there. Low level programming, microcontrollers/sensors, games, and just about anything fun.
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Remote from #Maine
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I really want to take down this tree but itās twisted, leaning toward power lines, and the core is rotten. But itās also like 50ā tall.
I was just going to notch it really well, tie a line to guide it in the right direction, and hope for the best. But now Iām thinking of sectioning it to the best of my ability from a rented lift. But thatās like $300 and Iām brokeā¦
Paying an expert $1,000+ is out of my means + the power company is no help.
Suggestions? I will share a photo tomorrow.
It was a warm and sunny day, finally! Salvaged some firewood thatās been buried under ice and snow for months and started cleaning up part of our yard.
Soon, I need to cut and chop about 4 cords of firewood for next year and build a good firewood shed.
Fellow Mastadonians, I have a question that I could use input on.
When everyone around me ā my network, local businesses, employers, competition, etcā¦ are all using LLMs
And āpeopleā on social media are bragging about LLMs.
How do I, as a freelance developer, find good clients and projects? Thereās no way I can compete with anyone pushing AI slop quickly and cheaply. But it seems thatās what people want to pay for.
Weāve been having issues with our wood stove (our only heat source) smoking in the house. And still cold (40Ā°F high today and rain).
After doing some research and realizing that I canāt get a chimney sweep kit fast enough, I climbed on to my roof to discover the cap and screen was almost totally blocked off. After just removing the screen (Iāll put it back on this Summer), the draft was already significantly better! I canāt believe it clogged up so quickly.
Beautiful view though! #homestead
Stefan Sperling
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