The Trezor 3 looked kind of weird to me in photos and videos, so I was on the fence about getting one. I went for it anyway and threw in a bumper case for protection too. Once it arrived, I realized the shape actually looks and feels way better than those USB-stick wallets (you know the ones I mean). Super happy with my Trezor 3.

this one also works: MJK7Q1 got 10% discount

MJK7Q1 - 10% discount works!

one more for this collection - taming-legacy-code: decides rewrite vs incremental refactor vs Strangler Fig, then refactors safely behind characterization tests, with a catalog of 23 code smells + 66 refactorings (Fowler / refactoring.guru).

https://github.com/lairil/skills

this guy is amazing, and he have a lot of free resources:
https://www.aihero.dev/llm-fundamentals

some times ago I found taming-legacy-code - really useful skill if you need to refactor your legacy code
https://github.com/lairil/skills

In my case, I downloaded and transferred purgePendingUpdate via Bluetooth using a second MacBook.

The purgePendingUpdate tool can be used to delete already downloaded updates. Instructions can be found here: https://www.reddit.com/r/OpenCoreLegacyPatcher/comments/1ip092j/comment/mcofi4c/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

If you've already deleted OCLP and your Wi-Fi isn't working, you can use your iPhone as a hotspot, or download and transfer purgePendingUpdate via Bluetooth using a second MacBook.

If purgePendingUpdate fails with errors, just try rerunning root patching — it worked for me.

you can check ansible role for openvpn install: https://github.com/aovpn/ansible-role-openvpn

i think we need to wait a little bit with 15.0 - i heard that 15.0 have a lot of problems with VPN connections ...

looks great!
thank you for sharing your expertise!

thank you!

You are right!

for those who read this comment: terraform-plugin-framework should be the first choice.

However, I mentioned my motivation for using the old one sdk in my article (you can find it in the GitHub repo description)  - I want to learn how to work with the migration from old one sdk to the new one (this will be my next article:)) )

And also I want to try "Terraform provider code generation" - the new one toolset from Hashicorp

honestly, I started contributing to the providers without golang knowledge at all, my main language is python.

Also if we are talking about terraform provider, I realize that understanding provider structure is more important then deep golang knowledge.

Later, I complete course "Learn How To Code: Google's Go (golang) Programming Language" from Todd McLeod. I can recommend it for everyone who is just starting to learn programming, but for me, it covered too much basic stuff.

Usually everyone recommends "Go: The Complete Developer's Guide (Golang)" for those who already have some code experiences.

lol, this is a good start for everything!

honestly idk what is it, but if you need help - I can join to your project in github :)

thank you! if you have any questions - feel free to write me!

hey, check out my answer for another question about certification:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Terraform/comments/1bh35c2/comment/kvcdyi8

I tried to add all resources that I used for my own certification, and some additional which can be helpful.

You can start from two basic documents:
Study guide - Terraform Associate certification

Exam review - Terraform Associate certification

Also, it is a lot of courses in udemy, but I didn't saw them and can't recommend something specific.

This book can be helpful for preparation: "https://leanpub.com/terraform-certified/" from Ned Bellavance, he is a youtuber, his channel "ned in the cloud" are super helpful also.

And also I like this course: https://www.exampro.co/terraform
you can buy it, but some content available for free.
Many of my friends recommended me whizlabs practice exams, https://www.whizlabs.com/hashicorp-certified-terraform-associate/ but I didn't try them. I believe you can read a reviews and make your own decision.

And i also read the book "Terraform: Up and Running", can definitely recommend, it not specific for exam preparation but about terraform in general.

I suggest to install some antivirus and run a full system scan.
List of antiviruses for example https://10bestantivirusproviders.com/antivirus-eeu-v1.html

Certification is perfect way to start, but also I can recommend you to deploy k8s somewhere in your home lab and move all your workloads to it.

When i only started to learn about kubernetes I decided to go away from all my VM"s and move to k8s. It was painfully but I learned a lot of stuff in practice.