8fingerlouie

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by 8fingerlouie 8y ago
Nothing magic. I've installed netatalk from the guidelines on the wiki http://netatalk.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Install_Netat... and simply expose a shared drive through it.
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by 8fingerlouie 8y ago
I've been steadily moving everything back home ever since Snowden revealed just how much snooping is going on, and with the last few years worth of scandals, it seems i've made the right choice. Initially i went the Raspberry Pi r
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by 8fingerlouie 8y ago
Another ~$5/month.. no thanks. I'll be using SourceTree full time now ( https://www.sourcetreeapp.com/ ) I'm trying very hard to adjust my routines to stay clear of subscription software. Any application i use
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by 8fingerlouie 8y ago
I recently came back to running Linux on the desktop after using Mac OS for a decade or so, and while the article is interesting from a technical point of view, it seems like a lot of work with little reward considering that the needed apps
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by 8fingerlouie 8y ago
Congratulations on your 5th aniversary :) I was a backer in the kickstarter campaign, but various "issues" eventually led me to look elsewhere. Ghost is (was?) rather good, but the thing that ultimately sold me on it back on kicks
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by 8fingerlouie 8y ago
With the exception of GitLab, i'd think all of those could be run on a single $5/mo VPS. I run Gitea/Emby/Mosquitto/Sonarr/Deluge/NZBGet/Nginx/PostgreSQL/Nextcloud, plus a couple of my own s
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by 8fingerlouie 8y ago
Here's what i host myself: Edgerouter 5 POE handles DHCP and L2TP/IPSec. PiHole on a Raspberry Pi 3. Intel NUC (FreeBSD, with jails for each service): Nextcloud Resilio Sync (cross mounted to NextCloud) Gitea Emby Time
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by 8fingerlouie 9y ago
I have yet to try Blink. I find it somewhat expensive. Panic makes a cheaper (SSH only) app : https://panic.com/prompt/
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by 8fingerlouie 9y ago
It doesn't check runtime (AFAIK neither does Go, it checks compile time). In fact, Python fully ignores any type hints. When coupled with mypy ( http://mypy-lang.org/ ) they can be used to do type checking at "compi
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by 8fingerlouie 9y ago
As for 1), if you can use Python 3.5+, and the native type hins, you can use mypy to do type checking, and give hints to developers/ide's about acceptable inputs : def greeting(name: str) -> str: return 'Hell
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by 8fingerlouie 9y ago
Some will say better hardware support. While Linux has better hardware support, i usually find this to be in the more exotic direction. I think it's simply down to Linux being where the money is. The big players (IBM, Dell, etc) are al
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by 8fingerlouie 9y ago
The company closed the Danish branch in 2003, so it's been 15 years, and i can't remember the compiler options we used, but we looked deeply into the problem back then, and it was acknowledged as a compiler error (at the time). th
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by 8fingerlouie 9y ago
Back when i wrote software for GSM mobile phones (2000'ish), we spotted several compiler errors in our "Infineon E-Gold" C compiler. If you declared something like : int a = 1 + 2 + 3; The result would simply be &quo
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by 8fingerlouie 9y ago
Reminds me of an old project of mine for an embedded platform that needed a memory allocator. Also around 200 lines if you leave out the stdlib functions. https://github.com/jinie/memmgr/blob/master/memmg