#weeklyreview 50/2024

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gyming too hard

Went a bit too long on the rowing machine and bruised my bum. Probably also due to improper wardrobe (sitting on a seam or something). So rest of the week was more stepper, strength and gymnastics

Close-up of a Concept2 PM5 monitor displaying rowing exercise data, including distance, time, and stroke rate, positioned against a blurred window background.
Display screen of a Concept2 rowing machine showing a time of 1 hour, 7 seconds, a distance of 12,593 meters, a pace of 2:10 per 500 meters, and a stroke rate of 23 strokes per minute.

Shell history tool

Found a tool that help managing the shell command history slightly better: atuin.sh

The tool provides sort of a GUI for browsing and search the command history. You can see stats for individual commands and also sync your shell history across machines if you feel fancy. The syncing can be done either via atuin main server (E2E encrypted), or via a self-hosted backend.

A terminal window displaying a command-line interface for Atuin v18.3.0 with the options "Search" and "Inspect" at the top. The interface shows a list of Python script commands related to "jira-query.py" with parameters and timestamps. A command is being typed at the bottom.
Terminal window displaying Atuin v18.3.0, showing a command history inspector with the command "python jira-query.py" and associated statistics. Includes exit code distribution, runs per day, and duration over time in bar charts, alongside session details and command duration information.

Banana!

More fruit dehydration fun. I tried Bananas and they come out crips and delicious after about 12hrs and 50º C.

A green container filled with dried banana chips on a wooden surface. The container is open, revealing the slices neatly arranged inside.
A round, transparent food dehydrator sits on a wooden surface, containing sliced fruits, including bananas, layered inside. The dehydrator's design features several stackable trays for drying the contents.
A wooden table displays a variety of dried fruits. There's a large glass jar filled with dried apple slices, a green plastic bowl with dried banana chips, and a black plate with several long dried banana slices. A dehydrator is partially visible in the background.

Christmas concert at school

The annual Christmas concert of K2s school took place on Wednesday. Of course kiddo only told me one day before. Fortunately I didn’t had any meetings that day. So I could attend and witness the progress the kids made – or made not 😉

Let’s be frank … sometimes the music can only be loved by parents. Some kids simply just don’t practice enough or don’t like to play at all. But hey, that’s OK. At least they tried and improve over time. Most of the performances were actually good and impressive. Especially the string instruments (violin and such) are really difficult to play. Even more stunning that they manage to get something reasonable out after just half a year with their instruments.

Farewell

Thursday I attended yet another farewell dinner for a dear friend who’s leaving for Australia for a few month. Awesome people and delicious food. Can’t put in words.

Feuerzangenbowle

On Friday I was invited for a traditional German christmas event of “Feuerzangenbowle“. For this you have a pot of red wine with spices and you soak a cone of sugar with high percentage Rum and set that on fire. The fire will melt the sugar and let it drip into the spicy wine. Making for a spectacular “Glühwein” 😉

A cozy indoor setting featuring a fondue pot with a person dipping bread into it. The table is set with various bowls and dishes, and decorative candles add a warm glow. In the background, a window is adorned with plants and curtains.
A festive table scene featuring a brass pot heated by a small candle. A hand pours liquid over a sugar cone held by tongs above the pot. The table is adorned with various bowls of snacks and dishes. In the background, decorative candles and a potted plant add a cozy ambiance.
A person is adding liquid to a flaming dish with a ladle in a dimly lit room. Candles and an aloe plant are visible in the background, creating a warm and cozy atmosphere.

3 thoughts on “#weeklyreview 50/2024”

  1. I found autin.sh weeks or months ago, but never liked the idea to send my history to a Saas. But here I read that you can self-host it. That is nice. I think I give it a try.

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    • yeah, that would have been a blocker for me too. I don’t use the function and have also blocked outgoing network connections (Using LittleSnitch for macOS) from the tool just to make sure 😉

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