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## https://a.exozy.me/posts/floats-weird/ ## https://a.exozy.me/posts/floats-weird/
Someone else write this I guess TK: Someone else write this I guess
## https://a.exozy.me/posts/pulseaudiodb/ ## Using PulseAudio Daemon as Key-Value Database
Someone else write this I guess When you are holding data, everything looks like a database. @a [introduces pulseaudiodb](https://a.exozy.me/posts/pulseaudiodb/), a lost relative to mangodb.
## https://ersei.net/en/blog/updates-2024-02 ## https://ersei.net/en/blog/updates-2024-02
Someone else write this I guess TK: Someone else write this I guess
## Programmatic Caddy ## Programmatic Caddy
Caddy is an awesome web server written in Go (exozyme uses nginx though, since some of the services we host have official nginx configuration files but no Caddyfiles). But did you know that you can also embed Caddy into another Go program? @iacore wrote a [great blog post](https://www.1a-insec.net/blog/39-programmatic-caddy/) about this, including example code. It's actually very simple and only around 30 lines of code. Caddy is an awesome web server written in Go (exozyme uses nginx though, since some of the services we host have official nginx configuration files but no Caddyfiles). But did you know that you can also embed Caddy into another Go program? @iacore wrote a [blog post](https://www.1a-insec.net/blog/39-programmatic-caddy/) about this, including example code. It's actually very simple and only around 30 lines of code.
## Weblate is back! ## Weblate is back!
We have a Weblate instance at weblate.exozy.me, but it's been down lately since exozyme now serves websites from `/srv/http`, not `/srv/http/pages`. @dragongoose and @a [fixed this](https://git.exozy.me/dragongoose/weblate-podman-compose/commit/e23db0dff5095174e22927adf68e1cf1b291b5eb) in the Weblate `docker-compose.yml`, so our instance is back up now! @dragongoose will also be updating Weblate to the latest version soon. [Weblate](https://weblate.org) is [TK: introduction of Webblate here]. We had an Weblate instance at weblate.exozy.me, but it's been down lately since exozyme now serves websites from `/srv/http`, not `/srv/http/pages`. @dragongoose and @a [fixed this](https://git.exozy.me/dragongoose/weblate-podman-compose/commit/e23db0dff5095174e22927adf68e1cf1b291b5eb) in the Weblate `docker-compose.yml`, so our instance is back up now! @dragongoose will also be updating Weblate to the latest version soon. [TK: link to webblate.exozy.me]
## No more explore page chaos ## No more explore page chaos