Daegalus

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by Daegalus 4y ago
Man, this brings back memories, along with webrings, guestbooks, etc. I even made a few for my own sites, long lost, I don't even remember what my sites were, was just a young teenager. But boy do I remember that I made a few of these.
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by Daegalus 4y ago
I Kickstartes this many manyany years ago and it's still going strong. Kano was designed to teach kids Raspberry Pi, hardware, and software development. they even had their own Linux distro with a GUI focused towards kids. I now have a
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by Daegalus 4y ago
it's the same on Fedora. I use Fedora Gnome with Pop Shell. works great. hopefully they keep maintaining it for gnome after they release cosmic.
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by Daegalus 4y ago
you should consider WebMentions https://indieweb.org/Webmention
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by Daegalus 4y ago
based on the release announcement, no. But its the next major thing they want to tackle.
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by Daegalus 4y ago
I tried Fly recently for the first time to run a few tiny servers for the challenges on protohackers.com It has bee pretty great and painless. I have my own docker servers, and so on, but I don't have local registry setup, so dealing
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by Daegalus 4y ago
* ZSH - powerful configurable terminal * Steam/Proton/Wine/DXVK/VKD3D - to allow me to game on Linux and not need windows ever again. * Fedora - for giving me a distro that is updated/leading edge, but not rolling
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by Daegalus 4y ago
That is our project. We also have a FB Page we put up. The clean room implementation is not us but someone else that we linked to, in order to funnel those that prefer that style of work. We can't work in the open yet. I have been able
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by Daegalus 4y ago
Blackmoon Chronicles: Winds of War from like 2000/2001. It never left beta as Vircom closed down their game division and cancelled all projects. It was my first MMO and what got me into MMOs
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by Daegalus 4y ago
I am still slowly working on reverse engineering an MMO. I have client source, but no server source (it was lost to time), so I am building a new server. My current problem is I have concurrency working, but there is a aspect to movement th
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by Daegalus 4y ago
mostly because Forums look to be 95% just messages in a channel with a thread for the conversation, just with a forum UI frontpage. on your small servers just make a channel, topic messages are sent to it, and then people talk in a thread.
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by Daegalus 4y ago
Honestly, this has convinced me to give XMPP a proper go again. I tried Matrix and bridges, and it was just too heavy for 1 user. maybe XMPP will be light enough, especially with these integrations.
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by Daegalus 4y ago
from my understanding, Slidge does it the style where it effectively logs in as you and sends everything from your account. which is usually frowned upon by Discord but it's how it works, similar to how it works for many matrix bridges
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by Daegalus 4y ago
Well I'm slowly seeing competitors a alternatives pop up, so if it falls apart, we might have places to go. Even Cloudflare now offers a similar service. Minus the SMTP part.
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by Daegalus 4y ago
I gave up self-hosting ages ago. For a while I even used the old Google for Families grandfathred in setup. That also went the way of the dodo a few years ago for me. I signed up for ImprovMX, setup my domains there, and just route my email
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by Daegalus 4y ago
you can try something like Kinoite or Silverblue from fedora. you can also manage tools with asdf if it makes it easier. I personally run Fedora + Flatpaks + asdf and it covers everything, and is stable, up to date, and has a new release ev
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by Daegalus 4y ago
I'm sure you can do it by installing the ROCm drivers, install pytorch-rocm based on the download page for pytorch, and make sure to set any settings in environment variables. you can try following my Linux AMD guide and see what you c
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by Daegalus 4y ago
you can try my guide. got it working on a 6750XT https://yulian.kuncheff.com/stable-diffusion-fedora-amd/
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by Daegalus 4y ago
I wrote a guide for AMD. https://yulian.kuncheff.com/stable-diffusion-fedora-amd/ it's for, but it could be adapted to Linux as.lomg as you install the right drivers and such.
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by Daegalus 4y ago
have you tried GitJournal? it works great for me, handles most note taking styles
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by Daegalus 4y ago
I maintain the Dart UUID library. For anyone using dart, or wants to see one of many implementations of v6,v7 and a custom v8 UUID, feel free to look at my in-progress branch linked below, I plan to merge it in once they add different strin
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by Daegalus 4y ago
we did have it. as a former Clinkle employee I can confirm we had infrasound payments in the app and backend support for it. (I was on backend)
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by Daegalus 4y ago
as someone who worked at Clinkle (on backend) we did indeed have this early on. it was one of the demos used during my interviews to show me the app. The feature used infrasound instead of ultrasound like this article. unfortunately coffee
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by Daegalus 4y ago
I use a combination of a .dotfiles folder and syncthing. my .dotfiles folder has a script in it that symlinks the dotfiles and folders out to the right places, then installs any tools with asdf and the .tool-versions I save. usually gets an
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by Daegalus 4y ago
all of them, its been like that for a long time. im resurrecting an old mmo, and even then it was UDP. WoW, FFXIV, ESO, GW2, etc Some might use TCP for login and character select, but its UDP while playing.
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by Daegalus 4y ago
My goal is with self-hosted is to simplify some tooling, but not necessarily replace Google/MS/etc. More of a quick way to switch things if I have to. At home: - Miniflux - rss, much nicer than ttrss, less complicated - FoundryVTT
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by Daegalus 4y ago
Also, I just realized who I'm talking with, loved your article/presentation on "Starting Over".
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by Daegalus 4y ago
Totally fair, and I appreciate you asking with an open mind. I have nothing strong against Ubuntu or any debian/ubuntu derivatives. Its still a good distro to recommend. Also Fedora relies a lot on Flatpaks for most desktop software, s
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by Daegalus 4y ago
You are correct, 4.10. it's been a while and I forget which month Warty was. For me, Ubuntu has too many old packages, so it's too unchanging. The 6 month span is plenty for stability for me. To me stability revolves around stuff
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by Daegalus 4y ago
I've honestly started suggesting Fedora over anything Debian/Ubuntu based. Ubuntu stability has gotten worse and worse over time, and their approach to software package management has gotten kind of crazy with Snaps. I usually rec

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