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       title: June 23rd, 2024

     

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       date: 2024-06-23, 12:32:27 -07:00

     

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       link: https://bmannconsulting.com/notes/vanhackday-june2024

     

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       Writing up notes as I work on [[Vancouver Hack Day]] stuff. Trying to get [[Lieu]] deployed, going to make a [[LOCALHOST]] / [[DWebYVR]] webring.

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       [[Open source is no longer a radical act]]. Let's collaborate to build and grow together.

     

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       ## Coworking

     

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       ## Tech Social

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       ## Discord Chat

     

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       `#dweb-vancouver` channel on [DWeb Discord](https://discord.gg/zFh7h7Yh9z)

     

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       ## Bridge vs Host

     

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       > If you want to deploy multiple containers connected between them with a private internal network use bridge networking. If you want to deploy a container connected to the same network stack as the host (and access the same networks as the host) use host networking.

     

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       > Host networking completely disables Docker's network isolation. It means containers see and use exactly the same network interfaces the host has available, without an intermediate NAT layer.

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       ## What version of Ubuntu am I running?

     

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       [Ask Ubuntu](https://askubuntu.com/questions/686239/how-do-i-check-the-version-of-ubuntu-i-am-running)

     

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       * [official page](https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CheckingYourUbuntuVersion) says  `lsb_release -a` - listed on Description line

     

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       Personal notes for [[Vancouver Hack Day]] June event.

     

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       Got into [[Z-Space]] around 8:30am, made a coffee

     

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       * Printed out more Z-Space visitor wifi QR codes

     

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       * Made a [[DWebYVR]] Discord chat qr code

     

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       Settling down to look at [[Lieu]]

     

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       * Last updated in March 2022

     

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       * Where should I host it? I have [[Portainer]] running on [[Hostinger]]

     

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       * Turned off [[AFFiNE]] and [[Ghost]] installs there

     

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       * There are a bunch of templats, including a "plain" Ubuntu install

     

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       Ubuntu image on Portainer

     

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       * access to only administrators

     

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       * network - bridge or host? this is a [[Docker]] question

     

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       * created with name lieu

     

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       * using attach in Portainer to get a web-based root commandline

     

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       * What version am I running? [[Ubuntu]] -> noble 24.04 LTS

     

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       Create a repo [dwebyvr/localhost_vancouver_webring](https://github.com/DWebYVR/localhost_vancouver_webring)

     

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       In the past, I’ve called myself a “web tinkerer”. I’m not a working software developer, but I know a lot about software and Internet systems. I also know how to tinker or hack at systems, look up error messages, change some source code, and so on. 

     

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       ## April 2024

     

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       Hosting as part of [[LOCALHOST]] on [Sunday, July 28th](https://lu.ma/0p6mdkhf) @ 312 Main

     

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       Register: [Sunday, Jun 23rd](https://lu.ma/nskqnv2j), from 10am @ [[Z-Space]]

     

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       [[Van Hack Day June 2024]]

     

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