diff --git a/content/blog/stop-being-a-bitch.md b/content/blog/stop-being-a-bitch.md index c93461b4..eabb8fe7 100644 --- a/content/blog/stop-being-a-bitch.md +++ b/content/blog/stop-being-a-bitch.md @@ -5,8 +5,21 @@ featureImage: images/blog/bitch.png author: Barry Goers authorThumb: images/author/barry.png --- +### The Condition -Change to open-source solutions means a change in workflow. +Oh, this is different than my iProud! I can't use that. I don't understand how to use this...Google does it for me. I don't care if they are watching me! Everybody likes Furries. What do I have to hide? + +We'd change, but it's going to mean we can't benefit from being limp cucks for Microsoft. They will tell us how we should work on our team and what we can or cannot do with our data. + +Oh! Oh! Oh! EyeSite!!!! I will look at my AppleCash account to see if I have enough CookBucks to buy it!!! Shhhhhh. I'm practicing gratitude right now. + +![blog image](/images/blog/eyesight.jpg) + +Where is the Aye-Eye? I can't write a thing without asking ChatGeeWeePee to tell me what to think and write. Oh, that look's good. I wonder if it is true? + +### The Cure + +How about you "stop being a bitch"? -- David Goggins. ![blog image](/images/blog/davidgoggins.jpg) diff --git a/content/blog/we-built-federated-using-federated.md b/content/blog/we-built-federated-using-federated.md index e34ddbe7..0c3ab96c 100644 --- a/content/blog/we-built-federated-using-federated.md +++ b/content/blog/we-built-federated-using-federated.md @@ -6,6 +6,24 @@ author: Derek Crudgington authorThumb: images/author/derek.png --- -hugo, gitea, caddy +### Using All The Software Components to Build Federated Core + +One of our best decisions, and we also had a number of bad decisions (but that's for another blog post), was to "trial" test different open-source software packages to see if we could fruitfully use them as a distributed, decentralized team building a stack of software, documentation, marketing materials for Federated Core. + +We used Nextcloud as a traffic control. Nextcloud Files worked for sharing files and commenting on content. The service has a wonderful feature where test can be "posted" at the top of folders. + +![blog image](/images/blog/folderhighlight.jpg) + +Of course, we used Jitsi for video conferences, and Matrix and Element for real-time chat and collaboration with folks outside of Federated Computer. + +![blog image](/images/blog/federatedscreen.jpg) + +We used Vaultwarden for SSH key management (why not, it is our own, private installation!), our VPN allowed us to interconnect all of our different locations into one "virtual" office. + +We used our integration with Gitea and Caddy to develop (using Hugo) all of our websites and publish them to the world-wide-web. + +And we are using Listmonk to build our Customer community and communicate key new features and workflows discovered/used by Customers themselves. + +All this without having to wonder how big a bill is coming into our CFOs email inbox and with the flexibility to mix-and-match data through the use of the many, many third-party clients available to us (and you). ![blog image](/images/blog/climbingmountain.jpg) diff --git a/public/blog/index.xml b/public/blog/index.xml index a3679d41..c6dbe6ed 100644 --- a/public/blog/index.xml +++ b/public/blog/index.xml @@ -64,7 +64,8 @@ Email is important to how the internet works. Tue, 02 May 2023 00:00:00 +0000 https://www.federated.computer/blog/we-built-federated-using-federated/ - hugo, gitea, caddy + Using All The Software Components to Build Federated Core One of our best decisions, and we also had a number of bad decisions (but that’s for another blog post), was to “trial” test different open-source software packages to see if we could fruitfully use them as a distributed, decentralized team building a stack of software, documentation, marketing materials for Federated Core. +We used Nextcloud as a traffic control. Nextcloud Files worked for sharing files and commenting on content. @@ -103,7 +104,8 @@ The picture above shows the first few engineers and designers who worked on Joye Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://www.federated.computer/blog/stop-being-a-bitch/ - Change to open-source solutions means a change in workflow. + The Condition Oh, this is different than my iProud! I can’t use that. I don’t understand how to use this…Google does it for me. I don’t care if they are watching me! Everybody likes Furries. What do I have to hide? +We’d change, but it’s going to mean we can’t benefit from being limp cucks for Microsoft. They will tell us how we should work on our team and what we can or cannot do with our data. diff --git a/public/blog/stop-being-a-bitch/index.html b/public/blog/stop-being-a-bitch/index.html index fcb7a955..db4710a8 100644 --- a/public/blog/stop-being-a-bitch/index.html +++ b/public/blog/stop-being-a-bitch/index.html @@ -155,7 +155,14 @@
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Change to open-source solutions means a change in workflow.

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The Condition

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Oh, this is different than my iProud! I can’t use that. I don’t understand how to use this…Google does it for me. I don’t care if they are watching me! Everybody likes Furries. What do I have to hide?

+

We’d change, but it’s going to mean we can’t benefit from being limp cucks for Microsoft. They will tell us how we should work on our team and what we can or cannot do with our data.

+

Oh! Oh! Oh! EyeSite!!!! I will look at my AppleCash account to see if I have enough CookBucks to buy it!!! Shhhhhh. I’m practicing gratitude right now.

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Where is the Aye-Eye? I can’t write a thing without asking ChatGeeWeePee to tell me what to think and write. Oh, that look’s good. I wonder if it is true?

+

The Cure

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How about you “stop being a bitch”? – David Goggins.

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diff --git a/public/blog/we-built-federated-using-federated/index.html b/public/blog/we-built-federated-using-federated/index.html index 110bff4d..61940932 100644 --- a/public/blog/we-built-federated-using-federated/index.html +++ b/public/blog/we-built-federated-using-federated/index.html @@ -155,7 +155,16 @@
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hugo, gitea, caddy

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Using All The Software Components to Build Federated Core

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One of our best decisions, and we also had a number of bad decisions (but that’s for another blog post), was to “trial” test different open-source software packages to see if we could fruitfully use them as a distributed, decentralized team building a stack of software, documentation, marketing materials for Federated Core.

+

We used Nextcloud as a traffic control. Nextcloud Files worked for sharing files and commenting on content. The service has a wonderful feature where test can be “posted” at the top of folders.

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blog image

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Of course, we used Jitsi for video conferences, and Matrix and Element for real-time chat and collaboration with folks outside of Federated Computer.

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blog image

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We used Vaultwarden for SSH key management (why not, it is our own, private installation!), our VPN allowed us to interconnect all of our different locations into one “virtual” office.

+

We used our integration with Gitea and Caddy to develop (using Hugo) all of our websites and publish them to the world-wide-web.

+

And we are using Listmonk to build our Customer community and communicate key new features and workflows discovered/used by Customers themselves.

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All this without having to wonder how big a bill is coming into our CFOs email inbox and with the flexibility to mix-and-match data through the use of the many, many third-party clients available to us (and you).

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