EnigmaCurry

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   by EnigmaCurry 4y ago

   My pi seems very particular about which USB adapter I use. If I use the canna-kit provided one, it works great. If I use any lower amperage, it down throttles and shows that power fault icon in the upper right corner of the screenbuffer. So
2. 62.▲
   by EnigmaCurry 4y ago

   yea, my odroid n2 has the same 40 pin header as the pi.
3. 63.▲
   by EnigmaCurry 4y ago

   yea, i think so - latest 5.17 - heres the package with a few patches https://archlinuxarm.org/packages/aarch64/linux-aarch64/file...
4. 64.▲
   by EnigmaCurry 4y ago

   The official raspberry pi is super user friendly, and has a great community. But I feel like most of the HN crowd that has used linux before can manage to follow the instructions to install Arch Linux ARM [0] on a very wide array of alterna
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   by EnigmaCurry 4y ago

   long time emacs user, I've tried vscode a few times. I will not go back to try it again until it has emacs-style undo tree https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/20889 . Emacs bindings are no good if
6. 66.▲
   by EnigmaCurry 4y ago

   awesome! https://pgloader.io/ can do it in the other direction.
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   by EnigmaCurry 4y ago

   You can just mount an external volume on top of /home/static to and be able to change the files that way. But for a single-page-app I think it works great to be able to version the entire site in the docker image tag.
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   by EnigmaCurry 4y ago

   That's certainly what I would do. I think its great that thttpd does not include a TLS dependency itself. Every once in awhile I find a project that forces their own TLS and its annoying to undo it.
9. 69.▲
   by EnigmaCurry 5y ago

   I do this with poetry: cd my_program poetry install echo alias my_program=\"$(poetry run which python) $(pwd)/my_program.py\" >> ~/.bashrc Then restart my shell. This way I can run my_program from
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    by EnigmaCurry 5y ago

    Looking in the settings, I see there is something called TalkBack: ``` When Talkback is on, it provides spoken feedback so that you can use your device without looking at the screen. Talkback is intended for situations or people who have di
11. 71.▲
    by EnigmaCurry 5y ago

    I use restic with systemd timers: https://blog.rymcg.tech/blog/linux/restic_backup/
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    by EnigmaCurry 5y ago

    The parent suggestion of just running git over SSH has a small attack surface, its not like HTTP accepting anyone through the front door. Set `PasswordAuthentication no` in `/etc/ssh/sshd_config` and I don't think you ev
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    by EnigmaCurry 5y ago

    https://developers.redhat.com/blog/2016/09/13/running-system... This article led me to believe that I could run systemd in an unprivileged docker (not podman) container, but I did not find that to be the
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    by EnigmaCurry 5y ago

    This is cool! I took todays post as a seed and put it through some of my own (supervised) filters: https://ec-share.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/21-12-14.a.6.jp...
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    by EnigmaCurry 5y ago

    yea, I've mostly come to the same conclusion, podman is a hobby, I can see its potential, so I actively track it, but I I mostly do stuff with vanilla docker and docker-compose, for single one-off installs, and k8s for bigger distribut
16. 76.▲
    by EnigmaCurry 5y ago

    I have found that the processes I put in motion on my workstation tend to creep into production..
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    by EnigmaCurry 5y ago

    I mostly use K8s on VMs[0], and docker the same way. Podman is a just a hobby for me, but I think running Podman in VMs is still the right way to go because it offers you a way of coding distributed systems the same way you can with K8s (wi
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    by EnigmaCurry 5y ago

    Due to security concerns of enabling user namespaces[1], I don't run rootless podman containers any more, and my current podman use on my workstation is to run rootful podman containers inside a VM (KVM with virt-manager, actually runn
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    by EnigmaCurry 5y ago

    I am a bit concerned with the security of rootless podman: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28393949
20. 80.▲
    by EnigmaCurry 5y ago

    I've been using rootless podman containers for several years, but I've stopped using them recently. I read this security note on the Arch wiki [1]: > Warning: Rootless Podman relies on the unprivileged user namespace usage (CON
21. 81.▲
    by EnigmaCurry 5y ago

    https://ericdraken.com/usb-mouse-jiggler/
22. 82.▲
    by EnigmaCurry 5y ago

    Here's the fix to prevent docker messing with ufw rules: https://github.com/chaifeng/ufw-docker
23. 83.▲
    by EnigmaCurry 5y ago

    Just don't re-use addresses. Bitcoin does not expose your public key until you spend from it.
24. 84.▲
    by EnigmaCurry 5y ago

    In Emacs, hit Alt-Q (fill-paragraph), which will line-wrap and preserve your current line indent.
25. 85.▲
    by EnigmaCurry 6y ago

    DDG will straight up tell you what your ip/geo location is, just search "ip address"
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    by EnigmaCurry 6y ago

    Arch makes it pretty easy to recall: # Who owns binary? pacman -Qo /bin/ls # What files come with package? pacman -Ql coreutils | grep ......
27. 87.▲
    by EnigmaCurry 6y ago

    sweet, thanks
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    by EnigmaCurry 6y ago

    How to do this on wayland in sway?
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    Self-Hosted Literate K3s Cluster(blog.rymcg.tech)

    1 points by EnigmaCurry 6y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Self-Hosted Literate K3s Cluster(blog.rymcg.tech)

    1 points by EnigmaCurry 6y ago|0 comments