Html and CSS with html/template in Go
While building a small app to generate static html files I found myself using the
html/template
library. While trying to embed some CSS from a shared file I found that I ran into the ZgotmplZ
issue.
While building a small app to generate static html files I found myself using the
html/template
library. While trying to embed some CSS from a shared file I found that I ran into the ZgotmplZ
issue.
I’ve been running openHAB as my home automation software for a few years now and recently I had to resolve some issues with Z-Wave devices. In order to do that I had to enable debugging in openHAB.
I’ve been running openHAB for some time and I recently decided to recreate my setup in docker to run it on a bigger shared server instead of a Raspberry Pi 4. It was fairly easy but I did have to deviate a little for my configuration from what the documentation suggested.
For my Raspberry Pi 4 setup I decided to change the LVM configuration to use LUKS for encryption.
In this tutorial we’ll prepare a RPi4 to use as a BorgBackup server. It’ll contain a single (for now) USB hard drive to use as data storage with the option of adding move storage space in the future. I used the following hardware for this guide:
Did you know Google has a takeout service? No, not for food, but for helping you get off of the free tier.
Sometimes we just have too many files and they might be the same. Let’s clean them up!
As part of getting off of Google workspace, you’ll need to update 3rd party websites that use the “Sign in with Google” feature.
So I’ve been trying to keep all my wisdom to myself all these years and I’ve finally decided to share a few words.