@gergelypolonkai
You have to believe in things that are not true. How else would they become?
Coding since 1994. Creating and managing Linux-based systems since 1998. Using Linux as a primary desktop since 1999. Being a child forever.
I like to discover new things and I like to teach them to others. I like to break things and then fix them. I like my job. I like to play. I consider everything a game so I can remain calm even in the tightest emergencies. I believe in the future even if I won’t see it happening, so I help shaping it wherever I can.
I can flip the pancake in the air.
I believe one can only achieve success if they follow their own instincts, and listen to but not bend under others’ opinion. If you change your course just because someone says so, you are following their instincts, not yours.
Mentoring in Python, and the Flask framework. I can provide a good overview on how software like Git or Docker works.
I have a bunch of subdomains: auth.example.com, api.example.com, dashboard.example.com, and reports.example.com. The reports site, by default, displays some basic reports (i know, duh). Now if a user logs in to the dashboard via the auth page (hosted...
GGergely commentedWe are currently transitioning from running our app in simple Docker containers to Kubernetes. In the old infrastructure there was only one app running in the container that logged into a file in a directory mounted from the host machine. We had two ...
SAravind commentedWe are looking for a lightweight knowledge base system, with roughly these requirements: self hosted. This is a rock hard requirement. lightweight. We don’t need super fancy editing engines nor real time collaboration. The smaller the footprint the ...
LGHMMLorefnon and 4 more commentedI just got back into the decentralised web thing (more because of curiosity than because of privacy issues). I have a Matrix and a Mastodon account both on my private instances. I also use Keybase which is not decentralised, but a very interesting co...
PPriyal commentedI generate one-shot passwords (think app passwords on Facebook) in my Web app. These are 32 characters long hexadecimal strings. I want to display them in a way so it is easy to copy using pen and paper (ie. group by four characters like 600d deed), ...
WIETChristian and 3 more commentedI hate these types of questions, and I usually refrain from answering, let alone asking them. However, Google’s recent announcement made me think. I know from personal experience that there are big companies out there who use Java for a lot of projec...
JJan commentedAs it turns out, some developers have family, including a child or two. When you work at home with your children around, you can’t help it and they will start to play around you, occasionally looking over your shoulder to see what you are doing. How ...
SDan commentedLike it or not, we as programmers sometimes fail miserably. We write buggy code, or ugly code that works to keep deadlines. We learn about new techniques, or a new, better version of the language/framework is released but we don’t update old code bas...
SMSTHSunny and 4 more commented