Magesh Ravi
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Display bluetooth device names while scanning
Open or create the /etc/bluetooth/main.conf
with the following contents,
[General]
NameResolve=true
Then restart with systemctl restart bluetooth
I had trouble connecting to my bluetooth headphones from my Linux laptop.
Reason: I couldn't see the device names. Only the hexadecimal IDs with hyphens.
I asked Perplexity and ChatGPT. ChatGPT gave me the fix that worked.
MS SQL 2019 does not run well on Apple Silicon. Saw false "storage full" errors at random. Had to switch to my Intel-Linux machine.
Mongo announced the public preview of their Django backend.
Alembic: I used SQLite during development and MS SQL for beta testing. The switch wasn't smooth. Had to make changes in the model file and replace the revisions/migrations. Is this the expected behaviour, or am I missing something?
I've been playing around with FastAPI for the past few days. I was surprised that FastAPI didn't have the concept of migrations OOB. I then found Alembic and have been using it. Not impressed.
Since 2009, I have used many Linux distros. I say with certainty that openSUSE is the best in terms of reliability and stability.
GitHub Copilot + VS Code = 🔥
You might find this pyproject.toml
configuration handy with ruff.
[tool.ruff.lint]
select = ["E", "F", "I"]
ignore = ["E501"]
Tried Ruff recently. Impressive.
Ruff replaces flake8, black and isort. Additionally, has a VS Code extension.