Søren Lund @slu@mastodon.sdf.org
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I’m an IT Consultant based in Copenhagen. I work with AWS Cloud technologies and DevOps.
My first hobby was electronics, but then in 1982 I got my first computer - a Commodore 64 - and since then I've been playing with computers for fun almost every day. This also includes messing with hardware projects using e.g. Raspberry Pi or Arduino boards.
He/Him. Married w/o children. Vegetarian. Does all the cooking and likes a good craft beer on special occasions.
Perl 5.36 released, lot's of nice new features: https://metacpan.org/release/RJBS/perl-5.36.0/view/pod/perldelta.pod
@kramse I haven't moved, but I can see you had to re-follow me. So the root cause isn't people moving at the same time. Any pattern to who you needed to re-follow?
#introduction after moving server
Hi I am kramse, Henrik Kramselund
I work with network, internet, and security. My freelance company Zencurity Aps runs AS57860 including some Tor exit nodes.
I teach diploma in IT-security and other courses at KEA.dk since 2019
When not working I love #windsurfing and hacker camps like BornHack.dk
New blog post: Use multiple gmail accounts via mutt and (offline) IMAP #mutt #offlineimap http://domm.plix.at/perl/2022_05_use_multiple_gmail_accounts_via_mutt_and_offlineimap.html
@domm Blog post or it didn't happen 😀 Seriously, that's great. I dabbled with this at one point, couldn't get to work perfectly, and as Gmail isn't my main email, I gave up.
@SDF I'm an 🇦🇷 individual interested in historical operating systems, synthesizers, anonymity-respecting and telematic communities.
I'm looking for fair and cooperative Data Networks, and Free, Fair and Sovereign software.
While challenging the monotonous discourse of corporate social media, I commend the Hacktivist Movement known as #Fediverse.
I envision positive social, ethical and political considerations intertwined in teaching, research, and implementing libre computing.
I'm playing with lists in #perl. Below is a small example of using https://perldoc.perl.org/functions/grep to implement a function that replaces all occurrences of a given value.
@olamundo Hi!
I don't think there's a (official) list of Amazon IPs. But there is for AWS: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/aws-ip-ranges.html - it's more than 100M.
I don't know a good way of blocking that amount of IPs.
Also, there are AWS-based solution running behind non-AWS CDNs. That wouldn't be blocked using the above list.
In other words, I don't think there's a good way of doing this.
Hi, I'm Juan 👋
I was looking for a Masto instance I could trust and I thought SDF (in operation since 1987) is the type of commitment I like 👍
(also have an account in SDF-EU, although I haven't used it much so far)
I've been hosting my own email and web since 2003, so what I'm looking for is more the community aspect of SDF/tildeverse.
I do retro-gamedev (ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, MSX and Commodore 64), and other types of "dev" in #Scala, #Python, #C, #Z80, and #Go.
@trurl You're right. That should've been a $ and not a @ - code reviews rocks!. I must be assigning the value to a slice with only one element. You can assign to a slice like this: @list[1,4]=(2,3) - never done that, don't know if it's a good idea or if that has always been possible.
I'm playing with lists in #perl. Below is a small example of using first_index from https://metacpan.org/pod/List::MoreUtils to implement a function that replaces the first occurrence of a value with a new value.
Hi! My name is Søren. I’m an IT Consultant based in Copenhagen. I work with AWS Cloud technologies and DevOps.
My first hobby was electronics, but then in 1982 I got my first computer - a Commodore 64 - and since then I've been playing with computers for fun almost every day. This also includes messing with hardware projects using e.g. Raspberry Pi or Arduino boards.
He/Him. Married w/o children. Vegetarian. Does all the cooking and likes a good craft beer on special occasions.
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- He/Him
I’m an IT Consultant based in Copenhagen. I work with AWS Cloud technologies and DevOps.
My first hobby was electronics, but then in 1982 I got my first computer - a Commodore 64 - and since then I've been playing with computers for fun almost every day. This also includes messing with hardware projects using e.g. Raspberry Pi or Arduino boards.
He/Him. Married w/o children. Vegetarian. Does all the cooking and likes a good craft beer on special occasions.
