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Laughed really hard, because of this. Thank you stranger!

Awwww! The internet can be so lovely sometimes.

Reading the feedback from my newest post. eitherway.io/posts/esp32-bu…

🧵 Ever tried to get something from a Handelsregister in 🇩🇪 Germany? (E.g. to get a @telekom business contract). Here's a preview that will make anyone with a slight nudge towards efficient processes cry in a corner. First, let's register online, shall we? 🤷‍♂️

If you want to try it yourself, there is a pretty good python project github.com/genekogan/neur… from @genekogan.

The results are pretty interesting.

Today I experimented with AI and Neural Style transfer. Neural Style Transfer (arXiv:1508.06576) is a way to transfer a style from an artwork to another image with the help of a neural network.

What have I done: - Switched from MariaDB to Postgres (Postgres feels way better to work with and the documentation is awesome) - UI data is now fetched from the Server - Setup & Deployed the new UI to a Staging Server #buildinpublic

I've done a lot of other things in the last two months, so I couldn't really work on this project. But I am still happy on the progress I've made.

LikeKnob UI Update. The UI two months ago and the UI now.

TIL that the Instagram Mailer has the User Agent "ZuckMail". I love this programmer humor.

@electerious Yay!

Hovered elements now follow the mouse movement. A subtle effect I've already used on my Coffee Table site. Yay or nay? 🧐

This is the new dashboard and it looks promising. #buildinpublic

So I made a clean cut yesterday and I am building a new frontend from the ground up. Instead of writing my own webpack config, I use the create-react-app. Instead of writing each UI Element by myself, I use @AntDesignUI.

This is the current UI for LikeKnob. I didn't improve it at all in the last six months. Why?

A reboot later and my monitoring solution can see other processes again.

Of course you could disable this whole option by deleting it. But you would lose the hardening effort. Instead you can add a "gid" option. You set this gid to the group ID of your monitoring system or set it via "groupadd -g 1999 monitor".

TIL about the "proc" file system on Linux. It gives you access to all process information. I have used the @DevSecIO Hardening Framework. A day later my monitoring software couldn't get process statistics anymore. The total number of processes displayed was 2.