Momentan ist unser aller Bewegungsradius aufgrund der Einschränkungen wegen des Corona-Virus ja leider sehr eingeschränkt. Deshalb führen mich meine abendlichen Spaziergänge auch immer wieder an die gleichen Orte. Vor ein paar Tagen, ist mir im Englischen Garten eine alte Linde aufgefallen, die schon einige 100 Jahre alt sein muss und schon ziehmlich mitgenommen wirkte. Sie war eingezäunt, um sie vor unabsichtlicher Beschaedigung durch die Besucher des Englischen Gartens zu schützen. Da ich den Baum sehr interessant fand und ich natürlich meine Kamera dabei hatte, habe ich gleich ein Foto gemacht.
As I wrote in my previous blog entry before a while I decided to give up the domains for my personal projects and let it run as subdomains under my personal domain janbaer.de.
Before a while I realized, how easy it is to host a PWA on Github as a gh-page and thanks to Github and with the help of Let’s encrypt your PWA can also run over HTTPs which gives you more security but also the ability to use ServiceWorkers.
Because of personal reasons I had to reject to both domain names I used for my personal projects mdwiki.net and howcani.eu. So from November this years, will no longer be reachable.
But I’ll continue with the hosting for both projects as subdomains for the domain I use for my self since many years. So MDWiki will be reachable under mdwiki.janbaer.de and HowCanI will be hosted under howcani.janbaer.de.
I’ll continue both projects as my personal projects, since I used it for myself for some years.
I just wrote an article about my projects, but as a separate page and not as a normal blog post. You can read it here.
To protect your USB-stick with a password you have to format it first with the Disk Utility program to the Mac OS Extended (Journaled) format with the GUI-Partitiontable.
Attention Please make a backup before you’re formatting it!!!
Then just go into the terminal and enter diskutil list. Here should see the USB drive listed (in my case it’s /dev/disk2)
In case you’ve only one partition on this USB stick you’ve to convert disk2s2 to a AppleCoreStorage with using you own passphrase.
For some reasons it could be necessary to execute a job in scheduled time. When running the job within a Docker container there’re two ways to do this.
The first would be to create a cron job on the server on which Docker is running and let them execute the job with docker run.
The second way would be to let do everything within the Docker container. But you don’t need to implement any scheduling functionality since it’s out of the box available from any Linux based container.
Last week I did my first steps with Python and I was really suprised about this programming language that has such a long history.
It provides features that I wouldn’t expect. To dive deeper into the language I solved a Kata, what I mostly do when learning a new programming language. This time I choosen the StringCalculator kata from Roy Osherove. You can find the source code on my github page.