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env:
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env:
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VERSION_FRAGMENT: minor
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VERSION_FRAGMENT: minor
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DEPLOYMENT_NAMESPACE: luxuries
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DEPLOYMENT_LABEL: garden
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KUBE_HOST: kubernetes.default.svc
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on:
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on:
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push:
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push:
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token: ${{secrets.CI_ACCESS}}
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token: ${{secrets.CI_ACCESS}}
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- run: git push
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- run: git push
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working-directory: content
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working-directory: content
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deploy:
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needs: [ build ]
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runs-on: ubuntu-latest
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steps:
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- uses: actions-hub/kubectl@master
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env:
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KUBE_HOST: ${{ env.KUBE_HOST }}
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KUBE_CERTIFICATE: ${{ secrets.KUBE_CERTIFICATE }}
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KUBE_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GARDEN_TOKEN }}
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with:
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args: delete pods -n ${{env.DEPLOYMENT_NAMESPACE}} -l app=${{ env.DEPLOYMENT_LABEL}}
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title: how the site works
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tags:
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- nerd-shit
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- homelab
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---
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This obsidian vault is stored in a git repository on my gitea instance. It has a workflow which clones the quartz v4 repository, installs the dependencies, patches it, copies the vault contents into the relevant quartz v4 repo folder, runs the quartz build command, and tar's the build output as a release. I then have an nginx deployment in my k3s cluster that downloads the latest release tar ball, inflates it and serves it in an nginx server. It's a lot more straight forward than you would think.
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This obsidian vault is stored in a git repository on my gitea instance. It has a workflow which clones the quartz v4 repository, installs the dependencies, patches it, copies the vault contents into the relevant quartz v4 repo folder, runs the quartz build command, and tar's the build output as a release. I then have an nginx deployment in my k3s cluster that downloads the latest release tar ball, inflates it and serves it in an nginx server. It's a lot more straight forward than you would think.
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index.md
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index.md
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Hello! My name is Eau - as in [Eau De'Femme](https://fr.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/character/33632636). I don't actually play FF14 very much anymore, but the name has stuck with me. I like videogames, software engineering, (astro) photography, art, cats, and my wife. Politically I lean to the left of the DNC but I don't put much thought in my politics beyond a survival imperative to move beyond capitalism. I look forward to degrowth, nuclear and renewable energy, mass public transit that rocks, walkable cities and unimpeded bodily autonomy for all.
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Hello! My name is Eau - as in [Eau De'Femme](https://fr.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/character/33632636). I don't actually play FF14 very much anymore, but the name has stuck with me. I like videogames, software engineering, (astro) photography, art, cats, and my wife. Politically I lean to the left of the DNC but I don't put much thought in my politics beyond a survival imperative to move beyond capitalism. I look forward to degrowth, nuclear and renewable energy, mass public transit that rocks, walkable cities and unimpeded bodily autonomy for all.
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If your curious, the games I'm currently playing are:
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If you're curious, the games I'm currently playing are:
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- #pokopia
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- #pokopia
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- #acnh
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- #acnh
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- #satisfactory
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- #satisfactory
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I play a bit of DND and run a "rat club" on Thursday evenings (best understood as an evolution of book clubs). Definitely I am more of an engineer than an artist, but I definitely appreciate art a lot. You can get a sense of my tastes by browsing the [karakeep](./karakeep) folder, which is going to have a decently up-to-date collection of things I'm interested in. In general though, I like what [Tatsuki Fujimoto](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tatsuki_Fujimoto), [Yoko Taro](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoko_Taro), and [Kenshi Yonezu](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenshi_Yonezu) are doing. I think if I had to rank my favorite animated serialized works of all time, it would look something like this:
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I play a bit of DND and run a "rat club" on Thursday evenings (best understood as an evolution of book clubs). Definitely I am more of an engineer than an artist, but I do appreciate art. You can get a sense of my tastes by browsing the [karakeep](./karakeep) folder, which is going to have a decently up-to-date collection of things I'm interested in. In general though, I like what [Tatsuki Fujimoto](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tatsuki_Fujimoto), [Yoko Taro](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoko_Taro), and [Kenshi Yonezu](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenshi_Yonezu) are doing. I think if I had to rank my favorite animated serialized works of all time, it would look something like this:
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![[chart.png]]
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test.md
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title: Testing my Pipeline Improvement
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This is just a test file I'm committing to see if the changes to my workflow file automatically reset the pods hosting the website so I can do so without having to open a terminal
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1.14.0
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1.20.0
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