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Accessing Your Linux VM from Mac Finder: A Complete Guide to Samba File Sharing
Seamlessly browse and edit files on your Linux VM directly from macOS Finder Introduction If you're running Linux VMs (whether in Proxmox, VirtualBox, VMware, or any other hypervisor) and use macOS as your daily driver, you've probably found yourself constantly SSHing into your VM to edit files or copy data back and forth.
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Automated Git Commits With Inotify
Automating Git Commits with inotify: Never Forget to Push Again Build a real-time file watcher that automatically commits and pushes your changes to GitHub Introduction As developers and technical writers, we've all been there: you spend hours writing documentation, blog posts, or code, only to realize hours (or days) later that you forgot to commit and push your changes.
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NFS Mac DAS To Proxmox Tutorial
Tutorial: Mounting a Mac DAS via NFS to Proxmox Server Table of Contents Overview Architecture Prerequisites Understanding the Challenges Part 1: Prepare the Mac NFS Server Part 2: Configure NFS Exports Part 3: Enable Full Disk Access Part 4: Test NFS from Proxmox Part 5: Make the Mount Persistent Troubleshooting Security Considerations Performance Optimization Overview This tutorial guides you through configuring Network File System (NFS) to share a Direct Attached Storage (DAS) device connected to a Mac with a Proxmox server over a network.
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CyberPower UPS NUT Tutorial
Protect Your Homelab: Setting Up Network UPS Tools (NUT) Across Proxmox and Mac 🔋 Ever had that sinking feeling when you realize your entire homelab just went down during a power outage?
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Folder Actions in iCloud
Using Folder Actions on macOS to Move Files into iCloud Drive Folder Actions on macOS allow you to attach small AppleScript workflows to a folder so that when files appear, macOS automatically performs an action.
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Running Jupyter Notebooks With uv
Converting Jupyter Notebooks to Python Scripts with uv The problem: You have a .ipynb file and want to run it with uv — either to simplify execution, skip the Jupyter overhead, or make it portable and reproducible.