Weekly Shaarli

All links of one week in a single page.

Week 38 (September 19, 2022)

Setting up GPG - Securing and Configuring for Multiple Devices Using Subkeys

Perhaps the most concise guide on multi-device gpg use I have seen.

Covers creation of master key, creation of device subkeys (signing), export of per-device subkey combinations (signing and encryption as needed), removal of a master key if desired and import on devices, as well as removal of subkeys on devices where they should not be available.

Comprehensive, quick and concise.

Create a Windows 10 VM on Proxmox | Nick Neisen

Really nice simple walkthrough for getting a Windows 10 guest running on a proxmox host in a virtual machine. Goes over simple settings (especially virtio) and driver installation.

Can be supplemented with proxmox wiki page: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Windows_10_guest_best_practices

Which, especially, contains an up-to-date link to driver iso.

Performance optimizations for gaming on virtual machines

This guide describes performance optimizations for gaming on virtual machines with GPU passthrough. This includes host, guest, qemu and libvirt optimizations.

Verify matrix session on gomuks from another device

Since interactive verification is (still) not working, this provides simple steps to verify a gomuks session.

GitHub - nadrad/h-m-m: Hackers Mind Map

A commandline mindmapping tool. Seems sophisticated enough to jot your thoughts down and very well presented!

Crash Course Python with SQL : dataengineering

A whole recommendation flood of going about sql learning. Syntax, Fundamentals, some advanced advice. Can be used to comfortably build a personal learning path.

SQLZOO - sql learning resource

A straightforward page containing SQL tutorials, guides and quizzes. If wanting to grok SQL quickly and efficiently this seems like one of the best ways to go about it in a weekend or over a couple evenings.

GitHub - rohit-px2/nvui: A modern frontend for Neovim.

A non-terminal frontend for nvim. Seems somewhat mature, and can presumably be used to introduce people to neovim that don't necessarily want to set up all the terminal pre-requisites.