Mr. X, a most-wanted criminal is on the run in Central London and Scotland Yard's finest detectives are in hot persuit. To escape capture, Mr. X must move cleverly and secretly (Mr. X's whereabouts are revealed only as many as 5 times during the game); to corner Mr. X, the detectives must use ingenuity and cooperation.
One player is Mr. X. All other players are the detectives. Whether one is being chased or doing the chasing, all players travel from location to location by bus, taxi or underground. To take a certain form of transportation, you must be on the correct boarding spot and have the correct fare - no ticket, no ride!
A simple tool to update and upgrade Wordpress components
A few years ago, I hosted my blog on Dreamhost. They've customized something inside the blog which means it doesn't
automatically update itself. I've long since moved this blog off to my own hosting, but I can't figure out which thing
it was they changed, and I've got so much content and stuff in here, I don't really want to mess with it.
Anyway, I like keeping my systems up to date, and I hate logging into a blog and finding updates are pending, so I wrote
this script. It uses wp-cli which I have installed to /usr/local/bin/wp as per the install guide.
Using Vagrant with Multi-Node MicroK8S to experiment with Kubernetes
This script (using Vagrant) is used to build a pair of Ubuntu based virtual machines that have the
MicroK8S setup of Kubernetes.
It also installs docker, and sets up aliases for kubectl in line with the MicroK8S documentation.
Please note that this script relies on the fact that Vagrant transfers files in /vagrant to the host
file system, which we can then use to setup the second node.
It has been used in $my_service to generate client certificates on a protected Certificate Authority (CA)
server (accessible only to my Ansible Tower/AWX server) and is then distributed to the client nodes.
I am not a particularly good coder. As such take these as a suggestion of what could be, not what is happening! If this were to be accepted, it would need to be adopted by all the SSB clients (ssb-server, manyverse, etc). Also, this may be extremely simplistic and may produce far too many messages to the pool very quickly!
I asked on the Scuttlebutt IRC channel, and it was suggested that @MixMix might be interested in this?