AlphaJack

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by AlphaJack 2y ago
FINN ( https://finn.com/ ) | Senior Data Scientist - Pricing | Munich, Germany ONSITE | Full Time | 73-85k€ + equity FINN offers convenient and flexible car subscriptions, bringing a true e-commerce experience to car ownershi
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by AlphaJack 2y ago
I wrote my own python wrapper around Rustic and RClone to achieve 3-2-1 file-level backups: https://github.com/AlphaJack/rusticlone/ . I first tried Rustic's native RClone support, but performance were awful.
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by AlphaJack 2y ago
Thank you for the valuable feedback! I applied your suggestions, in particular sticking with pacman and explaning my encryption and PCRs values.
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by AlphaJack 2y ago
Thank you for the feedback! As you and other have suggested, I removed the "yay" requirement and added a brief explanation that its install instruction can be found in the other guide
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by AlphaJack 2y ago
I have a friend which is really happy with EndeavourOS, I am hearing only good stuff about it. Back when I switched to Linux, the choice was either Manjaro or Antergos, and Manjaro had a far wider community. Antergos was eventually archived
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by AlphaJack 2y ago
I found TPM + PIN to be more secure than TPM automatic unsealing, and faster than typing my long passphrase. I haven't tried pam_autologin yet, but I see the convenience of it.
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by AlphaJack 2y ago
The threat model is the Evil Maid Attack. I found Secure Boot + UKI + TPM PIN (God forbids automatic unsealing) + FDE to be great for both security and usability. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evil_maid_attack
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Installing Arch Linux on a Laptop(giacomo.coletto.io)
93 points by AlphaJack 2y ago|133 comments
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by AlphaJack 2y ago
This is the step-by-step process I followed to install Arch Linux on my laptop with the following features: - Wayland - Plasma 6 - Plymouth - PipeWire - LVM on LUKS - Unified Kernel Image - TPM PIN unlock - Secure Boot Let me know what you
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by AlphaJack 2y ago
FINN | Engineering Manager (React/Typescript) | REMOTE / Munich | Full-Time | 105-106k€ FINN drives change for people, organizations and the planet through frictionless mobility. Offering convenient and flexible car subscriptions,
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Installing Arch Linux ARM on a Raspberry Pi(giacomo.coletto.io)
3 points by AlphaJack 2y ago|0 comments
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My quality of life improvements to Arch Linux(giacomo.coletto.io)
5 points by AlphaJack 2y ago|0 comments
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How to install multi-container applications with Podman quadlets(giacomo.coletto.io)
2 points by AlphaJack 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: 3-2-1 backups using Rustic and RClone(github.com)
2 points by AlphaJack 2y ago|0 comments
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by AlphaJack 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/GUID_Partition_Table
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Toc v2 – Generate a table of contents from the comments of a file(github.com)
1 points by AlphaJack 3y ago|1 comments
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by AlphaJack 3y ago
Hi all! `toc` is a command line utility that generates the table of contents of a file from a special kind of comments. Think it as a `tree` for the contents of a file, instead of a directory. With version 2, I rewrote it in python for cons
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Toc – Generate a table of contents from the comments of a file(github.com)
1 points by AlphaJack 3y ago|1 comments
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by AlphaJack 3y ago
Hi all! I wrote this simple tool to help me organize in sections my scripts and LaTeX files. It uses comments to generate a table of contents (toc). The output can be copied and pasted at the top of the original file as a comment.