tmux new-session -d -s all \; set -t all mouse on \; set-option -t all destroy-unattached off >/dev/null 2>&1; for s in $(tmux list-sessions -F '#{session_name}' | grep -v '^all$'); do tmux link-window -s "$s:" -t all:; done; tmux attach -t all
A morning habit I've acquired is to browse through HN posts first thing, often with that first cup of coffee. I don't look at the most read or top ranked or most popular. I go straight to the NEW. Here I often find little gems that people overlook and that often vanish into obscurity, as no doubt this post will. Enjoy the holiday period.
Am really impressed with the Mistral AI models, but surprised that there console.mistral.ai portal is so lacking in basic options. No 2FA. No overview of token usage, so there is no way to actually verify usage. Does not build confidence for new customers to hand over their credit card information. Perhaps it’s early days, but even a beta product should have the basics.
What’s the best strategy of limiting user to a certain set of commands when logged into a SSH session. Thinking of commands like rsync and borgbackup etc. Already looked at rssh, but would like to hear other recommendations.
I’ve been using Borgbase and rsync.net for a while now and have been happy with both services. However I am really impressed with the speed that borgbase answer user requests about their products and general queries. Rsync.net seem to ignore emails or are generally difficult to get a response from. Both have similar price levels and speeds, but it’s the small details that often swing it.
