Configuring IntelliJ to work with Podman
One of the things I missed when I migrated from Docker to Podman was the builtin integration in IntelliJ.
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One of the things I missed when I migrated from Docker to Podman was the builtin integration in IntelliJ.
Apparently a recent upgrade of the Linux firmware packages has caused some Intel Wi-fi 6 AX 200 cards to stop working on Linux.
From time to time my desktop would hang when shutting down or rebooting it. Looking at the services output, I found this message: failed unmounting /var/lib/docker.
If your containers suddenly stop working due to "Too Many Open Files", you can adjust that with the DefaultLimitNOFILE on the SystemD configuration files.
Recently I switched to Kind (aka Kubernetes in Docker) by default. It's much easier and faster for development and testing.
Recently I was converting some test cases so that they would run as integration tests instead of unit tests. I hit some strange errors with Maven Failsafe 3.0.0-M5.
I have been suffering from back pain for some time now and I wanted to maximize the chances of meeting as few people as possible on the gym.
Here's a quick tip if you happen to have problems with the javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: no cipher suites in common exception.
Sometime ago, during a code review of one of my pull-requests, I found out that something really messed up my IntelliJ settings.
Now I am going to show how to install the services that interface with the infrastructure to execute the actions triggered by the Apple devices.