Gabrys1

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by Gabrys1 3mo ago
ah... thank you
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by Gabrys1 3mo ago
I don't understand the font bit. This is a terminal script, it uses the font that your terminal uses?
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by Gabrys1 3mo ago
This is so true. Sorry you got downvoted.
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by Gabrys1 3mo ago
please, use mosh, if this is available for you
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by Gabrys1 3mo ago
yup, Xiaomi products are generally easy to repair. I've replaced a suction motor on a Roborock, built one working electric scooter out of two broken (in direct ways) ones. The firmware on the scooter is easily replaceable, the one in t
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by Gabrys1 4mo ago
Love it, not sure why, but still
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by Gabrys1 4mo ago
Have an index.html that's also (byte-to-byte equal) served as favicon.ico. If that page "works" and the favicon doesn't show garbage, it is a website stored in a favicon (by my standards).
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by Gabrys1 5mo ago
Random idea: volts as Hours amps as Minutes Resulting wattage drives an iridescent bulb
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by Gabrys1 5mo ago
Looks like Mazda 6 to me
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by Gabrys1 6mo ago
You can push to GitHub using Sapling. I wish Sapling open source was given more love, as the experience for non-Facebookers is subpar. No bash completion outside the box, no distro packages, no good help pages, random issues interacting wit
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by Gabrys1 6mo ago
I wonder how their KVM works...
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by Gabrys1 6mo ago
> I must apologise that I haven’t so far open-sourced any part of this that I don’t have to. Mainly that’s because I think this would be an awesomely sticky web property for a printer consumables firm to integrate with their sales site.
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by Gabrys1 7mo ago
well, I mean, why can't this ship with an X server? Or maybe it does and then I'm not sure why it is said that only Haiku apps are supported
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by Gabrys1 7mo ago
why no X11?
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by Gabrys1 7mo ago
For my daily machine, I need Docker, terminal, Firefox (for private browsing), Chrome (for work), VS Code and/or JetBains IDE. If this can feel a bit like I remember BeOs felt, that'd be awesome
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by Gabrys1 7mo ago
Brilliant way to expose your company's secret data on the Internet :-)
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by Gabrys1 7mo ago
you can put your password to a yubikey, then it's always a long press of a button away
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by Gabrys1 7mo ago
BTW, you can also enable the PW feedback on the classic sudo. I've done that on one of my hosts
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by Gabrys1 7mo ago
I tried using this to handle my 10-ish Docker containers, but I ended up using Portainer. Sure, not the same thing, but if someone (like me) thought Cockpit might be nice for managing a small Docker host, this didn't work for me
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by Gabrys1 7mo ago
I think what the comment meant was that it's harder for an individual to lose their paper documents compared to losing the electronic ones. It just shifts who's responsible for keeping them safe
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by Gabrys1 7mo ago
Can use AI to detect that
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by Gabrys1 7mo ago
not per capita though
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by Gabrys1 8mo ago
Makes it easier to parse by automatic tools too
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by Gabrys1 8mo ago
I would say, the proper response to this question is not "walk, blablablah" but rather "What do you mean? You need to drive your car to have it washed. Did I miss anything?"
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by Gabrys1 8mo ago
For this purpose, I think it would be nice to access the raw data, to see any errors that would be otherwise masked. As someone in the comments suggested, one might compare number of corrected errors in 1, 2, 5 years and compare to the numb
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by Gabrys1 8mo ago
calc(1.42 * 100vmax) is the same as 142vmax Just saying :-)
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by Gabrys1 8mo ago
What if someone unironically wants to automatically click all the ads to support the websites they visit
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by Gabrys1 8mo ago
Visa/Mastercard take like 1 or 2%. That's why they cannot compare to Apple...
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by Gabrys1 9mo ago
if your data isn't mostly read-only, then you're going to have an issue with SQLite. It doesn't nicely support parallel writers
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by Gabrys1 9mo ago
then, you would automate that

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