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cyberpunk.tools
https://cyberpunk.tools Building in Stealth | VoIP engineer with a strong focus on monitoring, DevOps, Terraform, Ansible, and related tools.
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Usually, I find contractors on Upwork, but I've seen some posts from other indie hackers about using Reddit to find help. So I tried r/DoneDirtCheap. I needed a short video edited and recorded—about a minute long—and in the end, it cost me $60. Not so cheap, but definitely an interesting experience

I don't like Ubuntu and especially their paywalls for security updates, but even if I wanted to buy a license for my server, I have no idea how much it would cost, lol. 👇

I think Yann Lecun was right about LLMs (but perhaps only by accident) https://substack.com/home/post/p-157633768 (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43131022)

Got my tenth pair of #Brooks —brand loyalty is real. I love their running shoes, especially the Ghost model. In the photo, you can see my new pair and the full family of my Brooks. Unfortunately, I don’t have all 10 pairs with me anymore.

Terraform Weekly #213 (looking for sponsors) - Terraform Code for Scalability and Maintainability, S3 Tables, Terraform State in Azure, Can I Tf, Terraform Modules Releases For Monorepos, Terralith www.weekly.tf/p/issue-213-...

My last article, "How to Store Terraform State in Azure with a Bit More Security in Mind" was included in the Terraform Weekly newsletter – weekly.tf Obviously, I was surprised and super happy. Not sure how I got there or how the newsletter author discovered my article but either way—super happy! 👇

I was configuring an ISDN card today—sounds crazy, but that technology with E1 lines had already been around for 20+ years when I started my first job. I remember vividly, I had just started working at this small telco and we basically had our office in the server room. 🧵

A lot happened today.Probably the biggest highlight is that I lost the battle with support for a company I used to work for. Obviously, they’re not interested in helping me. What an actual fuck.

So while I was writing some articles this weekend, the most surprising and disappointing thing I found was that if you search for certain keywords, the top link will be official documentation (which is fine, I guess). 👇

My €190 Azure credits are expiring in 2 days, and that finally pushed me to write the article I wanted to write when I created my Azure account on Jan 20 A month has passed, and honestly, if my credits weren’t about to expire, the article would probably still be stuck in the planning stage 👇