n8n is an self-hostable IFTTT-esque tool. I installed an alfred workflow which can take a screenshot and then upload it to cloudinary. I tried to trigger something on the end of that to automatically create a blog post using the free versions of both IFTTT and Zapier, but subtle limitations

Check update 1. cd /var/www/notes.dot.kitchen 2. ghost -v to show current ghost-cli version and ghost version 3. ghost check-update shows new version available - minor version upgrade from 5.33.8 to 5.97.3. 4. ghost backup yields "Unrecognized command: 'backup'. Run

Related posts * Installation of  TNG v13 on Webdock using Ubuntu Jammy 22.04 with Nginx and PHP 8.1 * Installation of TNG v12 on Vultr running Ubuntu 16.04 and PHP 7.0 I'm still a big fan of Webdock, but my current VPS could do with being

Note. The latest release, v1.0.1, has not been merged with main at time of writing, but parts of the README have - super confusing. Use the release branch when checking out the README, example configuration file etc. See: https://github.com/leafac/kill-the-newsletter/blob/v1.0.1/README.

Notes on previous install: https://notes.dot.kitchen/windows-10-fresh-install/ Motherboard driver downloads: https://rog.asus.com/uk/motherboards/rog-strix/rog-strix-b550-i-gaming-model/helpdesk_download/ 1. Download most recent Windows 10 "business" ISO from my.visualstudio.com (includes Windows 10 Pro, Education) 2. Create bootable USB using Rufus, default and no

I previously wrote up steps for installing TNG v12 on a Vultr VPS with a domain hosted on Gandi. Having moved to webdock and to their "perfect server" VPS offerings, the process for installing TNG v13 has not changed much (if at all), but was considerably simpler. Provision

The original version of LWT is still available on SourceForge, but doesn't seem to be under active development. There have been several forks. The following repo appears to have the currently most well maintained and further developed version: https://github.com/HugoFara/lwt The "Linux" install

Always forget how I usually do this, so making a note. See: https://docs.python-guide.org/dev/virtualenvs/ Install brew python 1. brew install python 2. Add brewed python to path: vi ~/.zshrc and add export PATH="$(brew --prefix)/opt/python/libexec/bin:$PATH". See this awesome SO

Most of the stuff I care about is backed up to iCloud, but it is pants for in progress documents / code when swapping between computers. Dropbox is great for that, but I keep hitting the free space limit, don't need 2TB,  and recently the client on my mac

This was super easy, but one thing I messed up the last time round was the location of the install of the ghost home directory, so redoing and making notes for next time. Webdock I was recommended Webdock by a chatbot [https://hostadvice.com/] when following up recommendations for FSIT

I've been happily using gandi.net [https://gandi.net] for several years to register and manage the handful of domains I own. Gandi are based in France and I've always found them reliable with a straightforward admin interface and fairly competitive. However, they charge in Euros