signald: a tool for machine interaction with Signal Private Messenger
TL;DR: I made a thing called signald
Finn Herzfeld's personal blog
TL;DR: I made a thing called signald
I have recently deployed several static sites I manage, such as this blog, onto my new Kubernetes cluster. I have got it
to the point that the build and deployment process is fully automated, so the only interactions required to update them
is git commit
and git push
.
Let’s Encrypt started handing out free TLS certificates signed by a certificate authority that almost every browser trusts. Their client currently doesn’t work well with nginx, and I’ve found myself explaining how to use it with nginx on IRC a number of times, so I decide to just write it up here.
The 32nd Chaos Computer Congress is going on right now, and they have all of the talks available in a variety of audio and video formats, and RSS feeds of these things, all on their media server. Unfortunately, there’s no feeds for the torrent files they provide, so I wrote up a quick web service to gather their feeds and convert them into torrent feeds.
For a long time I’ve owned some X10 home automation stuff. The idea is pretty simple: there are some modules that you plug your lamps and whatnot into: