Posts by Tobias Lieshoff
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The Burning Edge
It's been a while since I read this book, but I wanted to drop in and recommend it to you, especially if you're a fan of Bald and Bankrupt on YouTube aka Arthur Chichester.
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Host your own data.
We all rely on cloud storage Apple, Google, Dropbox. It’s convenient, sure, but what happens when things go wrong?
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Twesty AI's future
So, Ritsu and I spent a few months building this AI tool called Twesty (TwestyAI). Then, silence.
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Fix It Yourself - Reviving Dead USB-C Ports on 2020 MacBook Air
Learn how to repair non-functional USB-C ports on 2020 MacBook Airs. Save money and bring your device back to life!
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The UniSuper Incident – A Wake-Up Call for Cloud Reliability
A look into the Google Cloud misconfiguration that led to UniSuper's Private Cloud subscription deletion, its impact, and lessons learned.
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Midnight Musings
It’s been nearly a year since Ritsu and I took over our little corner at WeWork, pounding out code and ideas late into the night
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Automated Donuts - Leveraging APIs for Sweet Deals
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The sysadmin book
Let's cut to the chase. You think books are relics in our digital age? Think again. I've stumbled across a bible for sysadmins, network gurus, and DevOps warriors that's too good not to share.
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Sysadmin's linux CLI commands
Ah, the command line Linux's very own battlefield, where the wars of uptime and performance are won and lost in mere keystrokes.
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Being a sysadmin.
I've been working in IT for quite some time now. Yes, I'm not that guy with 25+ years of experience, because I'm just 24 years old at the moment.
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Saturday Ramen
This afternoon, around 1:00 p.m., my friend and I were walking through Charlottenburg, feeling slightly hungry but not famished.
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Mastering Google Workspace with Google App Manager (GAM)
GAM: A Must-Have Tool for Google Workspace Admins to push Efficiency and Automate Tasks
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Secure Your SSH-Services!
Okay, folks, gather around. It's high time we had a chat about something that's been bugging me for the past couple of years.
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Robot dogs and their use.
Today I watched a movie with the name Code 8: Part II. It is a middle ground between cyberpunk and today's world and about people with superpowers.
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Exploring the Potential of Corporate Data in AI Model Training
Exploring corporate data's AI potential, we dive into Twesty experiments—concise, hands-on, and with a personal angle.
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AI and Society: A Balancing Act
Exploring the tightrope walk between AI's potential and its societal impacts. Join me as we navigate the exciting yet challenging world of AI.
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A typical morning
Hey, folks! Let's dive into my daily commute, but with a twist. Instead of the typical drive, I'm all about that train life. It's more than just a ride; it's my mobile tech sanctuary.
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Exploring Transparency and Civic Engagement with FragDenStaat
Discover how FragDenStaat fosters transparency and civic engagement through the Freedom of Information Act (IFG), highlighting notable campaigns and their impact on public awareness and policy.
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Some drinks
Chilled out with friends and coworkers for some after-work drinks.
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VPN killswitch and UncomplicatedFireWall (ufw)
Hey folks! Today, we're diving into how you can set up a nifty VPN killswitch using UncomplicatedFireWall (ufw) on any Debian-based Linux distro. Why a killswitch, you ask? Simple. It's your safety net for those moments when your VPN decides to take an unexpected nap, ensuring your real IP remains under wraps, no matter what.
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Berlin's Best Pizza (My Opinion)
One pizza place that beats all others