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Setting up TYPO3 v13 on Strato with Composer # This guide outlines the steps to install TYPO3 v13 using Composer on a Strato hosting environment. Strato’s shared hosting typically requires some specific configurations, especially for CLI tools like Composer. 1. SSH Access and Initial Setup # First, ensure you have SSH access to your Strato hosting account. Refer to the Strato FAQ for details: https://www.strato.de/faq/hosting/so-nutzen-sie-ihren-ssh-sftp-zugang/

Here is an overview of the tools that I use every day in my professional or private context for communication. I use the following tools # Privately: Signal iMessage SMS Threema Zoom Professionally: Microsoft Teams Rocket Chat WebEx I don’t use it (anymore): # ICQ Duo Discord Facetime Facebook Messenger Hangouts Skype Slack Telegram WhatsApp XMPP

It finally hit us too — as of March 1, 2023, EON significantly increased our electricity prices. With an annual consumption of about 5,000 kWh, we were now expected to pay 2,152.17 € instead of 1,280.67 € per year. That’s an increase of 68%, from 0.23 € to 0.408 € per kWh. The energy price cap saves us about 40 € per year at these prices, since the new price is only slightly above the 40 cent threshold.

API resource groups tagging # Sometimes you need a list of all resources in your AWS account. For this use case, you can use the API operations resource groups tagging. Following command will list all resources in region Frankfurt with tag names: aws resourcegroupstaggingapi get-resources --region eu-central-1 --output json To get all resources across all regions, you need to run the above command in a loop with region name as parameter.

Install Go # brew install go Setup Workspace # It’s considered best practice to use $HOME/go location for your workspace, so let’s do that! mkdir -p $HOME/go/{bin,src,pkg} We created two important folders bin and src that’ll be used for Go. Setup Environment # You have to add to .bashrc or .zshrc (if you’re using zsh) with the following environment variables. (vi ~/.bashrc or vi ~/.zshrc)