Just out of curiosity, do you have a source for your claims that Nintendo has a bad work environment?

I'd love to learn more about it and verify this claim.

Written in a common programming language that many developers understand and which has a bright future ahead of it. Python, of course!

Not to be a complete downer, there are some good ideas which this project has, but I am really skeptical if Python is a good choice for this kind of application. Especally if it has to run on servers.

Asus Zephyrus g14 (2022).

It started to randomly shut down. I sent it to Asus for repair 2 times, but they always claimed that they could not find the issue. After realising that Asus was not gonna help me, I sent it back to the seller for a refund, which took 3 Months, a lot of emails and a phonecall to actually get.

In total between the repairs and refund I spent about 6 Months on this issue.

Twire is a great alternative though.

https://github.com/twireapp/Twire

And it only connects to Twitch! :) (Plus betterttv or alternatives in case support for them are activated iirc)

They also leak your User ID and IP to a 3rd party.

Yes. Go to: settings > blocks > scroll down

At the end of the page, below your blocked users and communities, there is a list of instances, which you blocked. You can add instances there aswell.

The original will always be one of my all time favourite images.

For CI I currently use GitLab, but I want to move it to another git server (and therefore CI) in case they actually sell.

I use CI to compile the page and add it to nginx, which I then build into a docker container. Once it's finished, I deploy it to my server and it gets served by traefik.

That's another thing I was curious about. Is there a reason why you didn't use docker?

You mentioned in another comment, that you used snap, because it is used in the official certbot instructions. Did you intend this to be 100% faithful to official docs?

Hey,

cool seeing another bearblog in the wild (I also use Hugo + Bear for my blog).

Quick question: Why do you deploy the Hugo dev server and don't build your page to static HTML?

How did you get it to work? Is this an America only thing? It doesnt where I live.

Sadly it does not work :/