Magiilaro

Zola really is great, I have started to work with it and it is so much easier to grasp and to get results with. Thanks a lot for pointing me to Zola!

I will look into that too, thank you for the suggestion

A new homepage for the business of my wife.

I plan to use Hugo for it, I just wish the documentation would be better.

For the homepage I need a few additional “non-blog” pages and from the documentation I am not sure how to do that the best way.

But to be honest, I have not really looked deeper into that, so it is very possible that I just missed something.

I prefer to do both, a validation check to see if it has the general form of data I expect then parse what got successfully validated.

I only bind applications to ports on the Internet facing network interfaces that need to be reachable from outside, and have all other ports closed because nothing is listening on them. A firewall in this case would bring me no further protection from external threats, because all those ports have to be open in the firewall too.

But Linux comes with a firewall build in, so I use it even if it is not strictly needed with my strict port management regime for my services. And a firewall has the added benefit to limit outgoing network traffic to only allowed ports/applications.

There is no locking into Chrome needed, because all big browsers have interfaces for DRM content implemented.

Solar System objects for my local network and names of extra solar objects for my offside servers. With all the moons and named trans neptunian objects in the solar system I so far had no issues finding a hostname candidate.

It is possible to run code directly inside PDF files, as can be seen with Doom or Linux running inside a PDF file https://github.com/ading2210/linuxpdf

In addition to that can PDF files prepared to trigger security weaknesses and exploits in PDF readers (often Acrobat Reader), to act as an attack vector and run malicious code.

So no, PDF are not safe by design.

Relevant XKCD https://xkcd.com/927/

Configuration is a type of stored data.

Configuration is data that is read and parsed on program startup.

But limiting it to configuration storage only makes it only more absurd to implement turning completeness into the language.

Yaml is a data storage format, why should it have any kind of programmability or even turning completeness?

Those things should be done in the program that uses the data not inside of the data itself.

I am very sorry, please forgive me 🤣😜

No shit Sherlock, wow. Great to see that Captain Obvious has released a new study 🤣