Grafana is a very useful tool for monitoring your own programs, discovering silly bugs, or simply looking at beautiful graphs :)
Another feature is "Alerts". These can be configured arbitrarily, whether high CPU load, too many errors in the log, or similar should trigger an alarm.
This post won't be about the alerts themselves, but rather about sending already configured alerts to Mastodon. These are called Contact Points in Grafana and initially don't offer Mastodon integration. However, this can be worked around with a few simple steps.
Installing DaVinci Resolve on Linux Mint takes a few steps. But at the end it simply works after you have done those.
I tested those on Linux Mint but should work on most Ubuntu - based Distros.
I mostly followed the instructions from virtual curiosities and just added a few of my own addition...
To be completely honest: I do not really like automatic translations. Especially if you are not born in an english-speaking country, translations have been a real pain from the beginning. MSDN was one of those contenders that did really, really bad translations, years before AI was something to talk...
3D printing can be fun, but can also be very annoying if something bad happens. So I wanted to have an easy indicator if something goes wrong without having to check the print every few minutes
WLED to the rescue
My 3D - Printer is in a small room. I usually do not have to enter that room until...
I went deep into Home Assistant automation currently and - as everybody knows who ever went this road - more ideas came up. So my newest idea was to use the Hex-Panels from Nanoleaf to display some information. For example if the washing machine is ready, I have an appointment, the Smartphone Batter...