Srcery cheat sheet
This should already be up somewhere
Srcery color scheme is awesome, but it’s not nearly as popular as some of the other ones. So if you adopted it as your main color scheme, you sometimes gotta do some legwork to make your devenv consistent.
So since I’m adopting Zellij, I sort of had to make this cheat sheet:
| type | name | full name | color |
|---|---|---|---|
| primary | black | srcery-palette-primary-black |
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| primary | red | srcery-palette-primary-red |
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| primary | green | srcery-palette-primary-green |
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| primary | yellow | srcery-palette-primary-yellow |
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| primary | blue | srcery-palette-primary-blue |
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| primary | magenta | srcery-palette-primary-magenta |
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| primary | cyan | srcery-palette-primary-cyan |
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| primary | white | srcery-palette-primary-white |
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| primary | bright-black | srcery-palette-primary-bright-black |
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| primary | bright-red | srcery-palette-primary-bright-red |
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| primary | bright-green | srcery-palette-primary-bright-green |
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| primary | bright-yellow | srcery-palette-primary-bright-yellow |
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| primary | bright-blue | srcery-palette-primary-bright-blue |
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| primary | bright-magenta | srcery-palette-primary-bright-magenta |
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| primary | bright-cyan | srcery-palette-primary-bright-cyan |
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| primary | bright-white | srcery-palette-primary-bright-white |
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| secondary | orange | srcery-palette-secondary-orange |
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| secondary | bright-orange | srcery-palette-secondary-bright-orange |
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| secondary | hard-black | srcery-palette-secondary-hard-black |
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| secondary | teal | srcery-palette-secondary-teal |
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| secondary | xgray1 | srcery-palette-secondary-xgray1 |
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| secondary | xgray2 | srcery-palette-secondary-xgray2 |
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| secondary | xgray3 | srcery-palette-secondary-xgray3 |
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| secondary | xgray4 | srcery-palette-secondary-xgray4 |
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| secondary | xgray5 | srcery-palette-secondary-xgray5 |
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| secondary | xgray6 | srcery-palette-secondary-xgray6 |
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| secondary | xgray7 | srcery-palette-secondary-xgray7 |
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| secondary | xgray8 | srcery-palette-secondary-xgray8 |
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| secondary | xgray9 | srcery-palette-secondary-xgray9 |
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| secondary | xgray10 | srcery-palette-secondary-xgray10 |
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| secondary | xgray11 | srcery-palette-secondary-xgray11 |
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| secondary | xgray12 | srcery-palette-secondary-xgray12 |
Fixing Cloudflare 523 errors
(when using Cloudflare Tunnels)
For some context: Recently I’ve been sharpening my Kubernetes skills by setting up a small 6 node k3s cluster at home. The place I currently live doesn’t have a public IP address, so I chose to set up a Cloudflare Tunnel to expose services to the internet.
I chose to have the cloudflared daemon running on the host machines and the overall setup quick and pain-free. The whole thing seemed to work well, but I noticed that over time (within hours) the tunneled
services would start responding more slowly and eventually Cloudflare would display 523 errors.
Owning your music (collection)...
...without losing your mind, part 1
Recently, after learning how bad spotify is for its artists I made a deliberate effort to move my family to Tidal - 8/10 decision, would recommend.
But to take step further I decided to slowly move towards “owning my music” - maintaining my own digital collection of music and making sure I have a convenient way of listening to it.
There were a number of reasons for it
- a push against the you’ll own nothing and be happy about it shift in consumer culture
- moving back to listening to music in a more deliberate way, without phone distractions
- the joy of using a dedicated device - you can listen to music for hours without worrying about draining your phone’s battery, the UX can be better, and you can use good wired headphones
- I’m turning into the “old guy yells at cloud” guy and I’m recently gravitating towards maintaining my own “infrastructure”
Let me share what setup/workflow I ended up with. In this post I’ll talk about where I get my music from and what I play it on (plus the reasons behind the decisions). In the next one I’ll share how I store and manage the collection in a pain-free and player-agnostic way.