Something for @dotpem
23 Jan 2022 (SvenDowideit) Source: #10
maybe - anything you can do with GH actions, tossed into html
Yup, I'd totally forgotten this existed.
10 Feb 2021 (SvenDowideit) Source: #9
I don't know if this is functional at all, but it might be fun to try more regularly
Inline skating..... duck walk?
12 May 2020 (SvenDowideit) Source: #8
For today's inline skating, Rosie got me to do the duck walk she of course can now do it either foot forwards... Callie on the other hand, decided to start doing offroad into gravel blooing extreme sports :) we started working towards 100 pushups yesterday i managed 60 today, they're at 30! so much pain
Flutter development without installing all that stuff?
12 May 2020 (SvenDowideit) Source: #7
I just got a new computer, and there's a small flutter app I'm building for work.... no, I don't want to install Android studio, and java, and whatever every 6 months that i look at it... If I scan it correctly, https://medium.com/@cezary.zelisko/how-to-prepare-a-flutter-workspace-in-a-docker-container-e56e0c7c7dcd tells me how :)
I wonder how this would work at traking multiple repositories...
05 May 2020 (SvenDowideit) Source: #6
perhaps the other repos would make more sense as something in a sidebar?
The rendering output should have meta-data saying what triggered it
05 May 2020 (SvenDowideit) Source: #5
And links to the action log, other meta info
Wouldn't it be awesome if github's `hub` tool had an actions subcommand
04 May 2020 (SvenDowideit) Source: #4
I'm going to bet there's an issue for that :) like https://github.com/github/hub/issues/2514 for example...
Darnit `hub issue` doesn't allow me to update the body of an issue?
04 May 2020 (SvenDowideit) enhancement Source: #3
Well there goes the idea that I could use it _now_ as a way to blog more complicated content. Its still pretty good - in that many little things are write once like this "whinge" probably is.
OMG I rely on Docker so much, and yet, its still dissapointing
04 May 2020 (SvenDowideit) Source: #2
I got a new Thinkpad last week - an X1 Carbon gen7. I install Ubuntu 20.04 on it, and was working remotely sshed / vscode remoted to my work desktop, so didn't install more than the minimum. This (long) weekend, I thought I'd see if there was a way that I could manage my thoughts better - and everything I tryed wanted Docker installed BUT ... `curl https://get.docker.com | bash` fails ... it seems Docker hasn't their releases sorted...... mild meh - I kinda think I did enough to help Docker adoption.
Ideas
04 May 2020 (SvenDowideit) Source: #1
If I could find a place to write down ideas, and publish stuff i've found that's more convenient than twiki was, and just works so far, i havn't found anything but maybe github actions could make it work?