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We still use an old version without Quarkus :). But yes, that's the way to go.

In Keycloak nothing made sense to me until I got myself familiar with OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect.

Keycloaks documentation seems vast, but isn't. There is also no way to search inside their documentation. It's a pity.

A better documentation is contained in the administration web ui itself. There are so many "hints" and tooltips for almost every option there is. It really helped me a lot.

Keycloak is good software. It never failed for me. Even upgrading from 7.x.x to 16.x.x somehow just worked.

Yes, their docker image is fat, but it's also very flexible. Now that they are basing Keycloak on Quarkus instead on Wildfly, the docker image should shrink in size.

    quay.io/keycloak/keycloak   18.0.0                      a6bd0f949af0   15 hours ago   562MB
    quay.io/keycloak/keycloak   18.0.0-legacy               421e95f49589   46 hours ago   753MB

ok, still big :).

Beware: they aren't using Docker Hub anymore. Newer versions are on Quay only (https://quay.io/repository/keycloak/keycloak).

I'm happy with Keycloak. Also nice folks around Keycloak.

You should be lucky it isn't throttling, a common issue with several models of Lenovo :).

> Display: 15.6” FHD (1920 x 1080) IPS

ugh :(

If your github username is "foo4711", create a "foo4711" repository and add a "README.md". Add some content, push it. Now visit your profile at https://github.com/foo4711 and the rendered README should be visible right at the top of your profile. You can use this to tell more about yourself, your projects etc...

Non US/UK config defaults to core i7. The 200€ diff is i3 vs. i7.

I sometimes, by accident, launched LibreOffice Calc. It launched faster than the calculator app :). I believe they changed that. The calculator app isn't shipped in a snap package anymore.

you probably forgot to init the git submodules: https://github.com/mcobzarenco/zee#building-from-source

yes.

My E14gen3 feels absolutely solid and sturdy. I mean, the E14s are not _that_ cheap :D. I wanted a Ryzen CPU, keyboard backlight and a fingerprint sensor. Also the keyboard is great. Battery life is great as well.

My Thinkpad E14 Gen3 is quiet most of the time. My T470p is boiling my hands and the fan is constantly whirring (I still like it :)).

But I agree, Apples MacBook is of a different kind. The only time I heard the fan was when playing Metro Exodus and when I ran cinebench :). My MacBook Pro outperforms every other computer in my possession.

But I'm still interested in this Thinkpad, because I'm not too happy with macOS anymore. But I assume there are too many limitations with Windows for ARM as well :). And considering the price of this Thinkpad, I'm probably just buying another MacBook, which has better battery life and better performance (and probably a better screen, Thinkpads often have terrible screens imho).

At work I am "responsible" for a redmine install, and users are constantly asking for a way to use Markdown instead of Textile :).

I had some complex tables in textile. They become unusable after some time :(. I try not to use tables in textile.

Redmine is using this :).

you can do anything at zoombocom.

There is legacy code out there, and I think people are grateful for these frameworks :).

Headhunters now are asking me if I'm ok with home office, like it's something bad.

My problem with home office is that I don't have a dedicated room for my "office". Also my heating costs went up, so did my power consumption. I still need to pay for car insurance and maintance :D.

I seem to work more at home. My stress level actually increased.

Also some people don't understand the concept of home office, and are now bugging me during work (my mom e.g.).

A communication error has occured :). I wish they would fix their online offering. I'm not a serious gamer, but my collegues get kicked out during a Mario Kart online session all the time.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diet_drink#Amount_of_artificia... Pepsi Max contains more of Aspartame compared to Coke Zero.

Stop drinking this garbage :). Drink water and tea.

there is Europass CV: https://europa.eu/europass/en/what-europass

I'm using Firefox since Phoenix 0.1 :). I'm not giving it up! (I hate the look of the "new" tabs though :( (looks wrong on macOS and Windows, okish on Linux).

yet! :)

> I have an i7 3770k box that I repurpose occassionally for random projects. It runs Linux really well, but Win10 is an absolute dog. I can't even imagine Windows 11?

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/min...

I'm sorry, but your cpu isn't supported anymore :P.

I started using Io in 2008 (I believe). In 2009 I registered "iolanguage.org" and created a website for the language. It had a code example right at the front page:

  foo := Object clone do (
    run := method(one, two,
      writeln(one .. " is soooo " .. two)
    )
  ) run("steve dekorte", "drunk")
 
  "but it's just a lie" println

Sorry Steve, I was young (and probably drunk myself) :).

I handed over the domain in 2011 or 2012, can't remember. Good times back then :).

> .NET 6 is the first release that natively supports Apple Silicon (Arm64)

Finally! :)

I was a bit disappointed that MS didn’t want to support macOS arm64 natively with .NET 5.

At the same time Microsoft invested a lot of effort in porting Java to arm64. Almost a year ago I could download Java builds for macOS arm64 from Azul (java 8-latest).

s/new//

Will there be an AArch64 build for macOS?

Textadept is another lua-based text editor ( https://orbitalquark.github.io/textadept/).

Hi Jared, that issue was an exciting read. Thanks for the link. I get why you started a fork. The thumbs-up in your last comment tells a story (https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll/issues/8085#issuecomment-60...) :) (spoiler: the thumbs-up is from DirtyF).

> Those concerns led me to fork Jekyll and create Bridgetown.

Please, Jared, contribute to Jekyll instead. There are many contributors, and you will probably get better code reviews. Bridgetown is your one-person show where you contribute the most commits (https://github.com/bridgetownrb/bridgetown/graphs/contributo...). Who is reviewing your changes? :)

YOU can revive Jekyll :)! I would like that. No offence, but Bridgetown is probably on "hiatus" sooner or later as well. I, as a user, have no trust in these forks.