Richard Waal

This looks really interesting. Wondering if people are using this in production.

Screenshot of Obsidian 1.9.0 showing a base with a list of books

Introducing Bases, a new core plugin that lets you turn any set of notes into a powerful database. With Bases you can organize everything from projects to travel plans, reading lists, and more.

Bases are now available in Obsidian 1.9.0 for early access users.

As a Dutch citizen (that’s the Netherlands for the uninformed) I can say that most people here complain about the U.S. administration, but don’t have any issues with regular American people. You’re absolutely welcome, don’t worry.

Often the right answer is simple.

• Eat better
• Sleep better
• Moderate exercise
• Be authentic
• Make things people want to buy

Why do we demand more complex solutions? Because simplicity feels uninsightful?

Hier is die van mij

Forgive me, but I don’t know what I’m looking at. I’m not an expert in US politics. Could you elaborate on what you shared?

I hear good things about Proton Pass (not a user myself). I believe it’s the same company behind Proton Mail, based in Switzerland. proton.me/pass

🥶 It's cold outside. Stay in and catch up on my releases Happy New Year! We've released a bunch of new videos and podcasts recently, including a 2024 roundup, DevSecOps, plus I'm doing an All-Q&A live stream this week.

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Tofu Controller is a controller for Flux to reconcile OpenTofu and Terraform resources in the GitOps way

It allows you to GitOps-ify infrastructure and application resources in the Kubernetes and IAC universe at your own pace

➜ https://github.com/flux-iac/tofu-controller

@github.com, I don't think the status page is reflecting reality.

@github.com and Unicorns don't go well together...

Ended up reading your Productivity apps article, where I learned about some new tools. Definitely going to try Raindrop and todometer!

I see some tech folks moving from X to Bsky. Seems there is some momentum after all. My Threads timeline is full of artists, but Bsky got more the tech/AI people now.

Mastodon feels rather clunky. But threads & bsky are both fine. Using them all now, but hope one of them “wins” so I only have to check one app 😀