1 Year Mark! W00t
You were not born a winner, and you were not born a loser. You are what you make yourself be. — Lou Holtz
This is will be the official one year mark for our journal system! Now I have to migrate the older entries into this vault, which might be a bit painful because I definitely missed some earlier entries.
I do need to find a way to atuoamtically pull in my tasks , but that will be a future holy problem.
Let us open up the python stack and see what we can do! First we want to make sure that the Dokcer build works as intended.
cd ~/github/kbve/apps/atlas
docker build -t exampleapp .
However I am thinking we could split the docker image and build process a bit more?
Maybe we make a v01d
docker image and then use that as the base for what we want, hmm.
I am running into weird issues with Astro 2.3.0, going to delay the upgrade until I can resolve them.
Started to make a Windows 11 template for the RSPS Project, but damn it seems to be a pain to get it all optimized and secure.
Should we keep raw daily notes? Or would it be too much information? Hmmm.
While I am in India, I just finished setting up my NR accounts, it feels interesting being a dual citizen. The idea that I can be on the other side of the world and live a completely different life style.
It was a bumper to see Starship flight get scrubbed.
Damn really had to put quotes on the title to avoid the YAML error.
The error is here:
7:18:30 PM: [astro:content-imports] can not read a block mapping entry; a multiline key may not be an implicit key
7:18:30 PM: file: /opt/build/repo/src/content/_bin/_daily.md?astroContent=true:4:4
7:18:30 PM: error can not read a block mapping entry; a multiline key may not be an implicit key
7:18:30 PM: File:
7:18:30 PM: /opt/build/repo/src/content/_bin/_daily.md?astroContent=true:4:4
7:18:30 PM: Code:
7:18:30 PM: 3 | title: {{date:YYYY-MM-DD}}-Daily
7:18:30 PM: > 4 | date: {{date:YYYY-MM-DD}}
7:18:30 PM: | ^
7:18:30 PM: 5 | category: Daily
7:18:30 PM: 6 | client: Self
I had to wrap the title inside quotes to help with the mapping. >.>