Eric

@ericraslich.com

Marine Biology and Cybersecurity. Michigan based captain, ecosystem management, sustainable recreation, invertebrate nerd, web development, networking, amateur radios, IoT, and Moose. Working on Lumens, an LMS layer for Nuxt. https://ericraslich.com/hire/

And in today's baby-sysadmin/homelab adventures: tailscale is indeed extremely easy to use and really just worked. Goal is to eventually move to bare wireguard when I learn more, but dang if this wasn't a good first experience.

Immich is such a great intro to self hosting. Their docs are fairly straightforward, I don’t think I did much of anything to customize the docker install other than throttling the ML container resources because it’s running on a 4Gb Raspberry pi 4. The mobile app is also excellent for casual backup.

Wasn't successful in my first IT interview, so I'm labbing hard at home and going to make one of these interviews stick soon. If you are looking for an experienced communicator, fast learner, knowledgeable nerd/developer/tech support guy, please reach out. I'd love to chat about how I can help.

I stopped using most meta products, but I get 1-3 emails a day about someone trying to reset the password in my instagram account. If there’s one thing I’d teach the youths it would be the internet doesn’t just remember the embarrassing things, it makes you have to defend

Remento has been invaluable for documenting my dad's life while he's still able to recall the details. I know it'll be a wonderful gift to our family, including him, eventually.

"Out of band" and "sneaker net" are some of my favorite computing concepts. Need that secure message passed? Walk it down the hall.

I'm thinking @livestore.dev might be something I want to try for a little @nuxt.com app. Does anyone know of an example repo I could check out for inspiration? I think the todo app might get me pretty far, but it's the Nuxt integration I'm curious about.

Sometimes I have a long Saturday commute and I was saving up podcasts for it. Bummer they’re all out of date re: the New World Order after Friday.

Almost started building a Nuxt flashcard/spaced repetition program, then I tried Anki for the first time which is... kind of amazing.

I think even this summary doesn’t get the point across. Grants are basically buying services for the people of the United States. Sure, they may be a little less profit defined at times, but there are usually rigorous outcomes defined. This is how we get new medicines and technology and research.

Katie Mack@astrokatie.com · 2y ago

I think some people hear “grants” and think that without them, scientists and government workers just have less stuff to play with at work. But grants fund salaries for students, academics, researchers, and people who work in all areas of public service. “Pausing” grants means people don’t eat.

All these goobers posting airplanes and stars thinking they’re drones made me realize that if there was social media 500 years ago, a bunch of people would have been sharing pictures labeled “omg a mermaid” with community notes like “that’s a rock” and “manatee.”

What the fuck is this YouTube ad selling replica firearms that shoot rubber bullets? Straight garbage. Can’t look up radios or outdoor stuff without being thrown into the bucket that gets you all the “patriot” toilet paper and prepper nonsense ads.

YouTube ad for a rubber bullet gun

Electronics folks: Is a usb-C soldering iron (pine64) workable? I can’t decide between that and a Harbor Freight starter kit to start building amateur radio antennas (so not super detail work).

Hey @wesbos.com didn’t you have a usb-C soldering iron you liked? Is it the Pine64? I can’t decide between that and a Harbor Freight starter kit to start building amateur radio antennas (so not super detail work).