Oh, I didn’t watch the show. It’s now in my sonarr :D

Thank you! I just pan seared it in its own fat with a bit of salt. I then simmered the broth in the same pan, so I didn’t lose the flavor.

I don’t know the reference 🫣

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I think it’s really cool too. It’s this new thing he and his friend group are doing, after the usual gaming and just hanging out :)

Yes, he even went to the grocery store by bike as I was busy with work! He did ask me to top up his debit card :)

Lol, hell no, the kitchen was a hellscape :)) I did delegate to him the next dishwasher load & unload :)

he made 6 ramekins, four down, two to go :D

Oh, he still expects me to cook for him every day, he just wanted to impress his friends :) Kinda worked, impressed me too, now if I could only convince him to try to cook and bake more stuff…

Thank you! Not sure what I won yet, but yay! :D

ansible can seem like just a fancy way to run shell scripts with extra syntax, but the real power shows up when you start managing more than one machine or need repeatable, “idempotent” (i love this word) setups. ansible handles state rather than just running commands, so you can describe what you want instead of how to do it step by step. it’s also easier to maintain over time, especially if your setup grows or changes. just add that new vm to the inventory list.

if you’re already comfortable with shell scripts and just want to get a few vms going, you could totally get by without ansible. but if you’re planning to do this more than once, or want to be able to rebuild things cleanly, it’s worth it, imo. it could save you a lot of headaches later on.

i use it at work, i manage about 40 vms in our pre-production environment with ansible. if i need to install a new package on all, it’s one line and one command (ran in a pipeline). if i need to change the settings for unattended-upgrades on the debian machines only, same thing.

however, our “production” environment is k8s and a handful of external services, and we use terraform to manage all that.

i guess it all depends on your needs.

They also have an API, I think a chunk of that revenue comes from there. Think 3rd party apps and services having chat bots, writing assistants, etc that use openai’s API.

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Oh, that’s some Greek yogurt, seasoned with a bit of salt and lemon juice. Thought about making like a tsatsiki, but gave up and kept it minimal, my lunch break was almost over :)

Go for it! It’s not very detailed, but if you need more info, let me know.

Thank you!

Is that plant-based protein? Not sure, marinating it in that much acid might behave differently… I would suggest to experiment with a small portion first.