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by Jnr 5mo ago
Yes, but people learned from issues that pulseaudio had and then came pipewire. Everyone is happy now. I don't know about the philosophical aspects, but from pure technical point of view systemd brought some order into the mess. Before
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by Jnr 5mo ago
But the architecture and approach is probably a bit older than that. Systemd came out in ~2010 and maybe it was not clear if it will stay around for long enough and gain as much popularity as it did?
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by Jnr 5mo ago
It depends on how you set it up, but main doesn't have to be the stable release branch. From what I have seen, in most public projects it is the staging area for the next release. If you have to go back to previous releases you have ta
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by Jnr 5mo ago
Still unable to get any repair manuals for cars, firmware locked down by PIN. For US VINs for the same car model you can purchase access to that easily. Meanwhile in EU you need to be an authorized service to get that.
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by Jnr 5mo ago
When will EU/EEZ introduce right to repair? So much talk about freedom in EU but you can't even fix your own EU made car. All we get are stupid cookie prompts.
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Show HN: BitTorrent DHT Proxy – hiding your IP from DHT and trackers(janhouse.lv)
4 points by Jnr 6mo ago|0 comments
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by Jnr 6mo ago
Cool, I did a similar thing last week. I made a custom Payload CMS block that allows to create and update excalidraw diagrams within the CMS. It supports dark and light mode switching and rendering inline or as external SVG. And last weeke
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by Jnr 7mo ago
Except this is not FOSS. If it was open source, they would have chosen at least AGPL. And also I don't think their architecture is any good for such a product. For me personally, it would be sufficient to avoid it based on the license
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Notes on hosting Headscale DERP nodes(janhouse.lv)
4 points by Jnr 7mo ago|0 comments
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by Jnr 7mo ago
You are correct, but integration with CI/CD and other services as a part of pull-request process in a modern platform is very convenient. I would not go back to e-mail. Especially since I can self host the whole platform like Gitea.
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by Jnr 7mo ago
I don't even update one file. I run it in docker with daily automatic container updates and it has been working fine without issues for years.
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by Jnr 7mo ago
Yes, Debian is great. But there is also Arch by the way :)
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by Jnr 7mo ago
You can not trust the code or reviews it generates. You still have to review it manually. I use Claude Code a lot, I generate a ton of changes, and I have to review it all because it makes stupid mistakes. And during reviews it misses stupi
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by Jnr 7mo ago
In new installs you do stuff everything in EFI partition and skip the old /boot partition as such. The better solution is to use tpm, unified kernel image and secure boot skipping the network unlock. The whole process is like this - 1.
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by Jnr 8mo ago
You should see the apps on MacOS. Almost every single app that is not installed from Appstore has that shitty update popup, it is driving me nuts. I think Linux has the best solution for this - good package managers for bases system and Fla
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by Jnr 8mo ago
I don't think it is because they can't do it or that they want to be a base for other distros. They simply let the user choose what the user wants. And if you don't know what you want then you learn it. I switched to arch 15
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by Jnr 9mo ago
I am not coding while out with friends. I am just checking status and giving new instructions between breaks. It lets me spend more time away from the computer screen without feeling unease.
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by Jnr 9mo ago
I have claude code hooks that send local computer notifications when action is required or processing finished. And when I step away from computer, I get those notifications through pushover. Then I login on phone to ssh (mosh) with Termius
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by Jnr 10mo ago
Exactly, looks like Perl code to me. :)
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by Jnr 10mo ago
I do exactly that in my container build pipelines and it is great. And then CI uploads those SBOMs to Dependency Track. Depending on the language, scanning just the container is not enough, you for sure want to scan the lockfiles for full d
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by Jnr 10mo ago
At this point I just want them to die off completely so we could get something better. They have been unable to make real improvements that make using Matrix a nice experience. And their existence somehow inhibits other solutions from emerg
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by Jnr 10mo ago
How to speak from Patrick Winston at MIT is my go to. A must watch! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Unzc731iCUY
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by Jnr 10mo ago
Real developers use whatever the fuck they want as long as it gets the job done.
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by Jnr 10mo ago
Maybe they were thinking realistically that we will never get those 2Gbps from cell towers. :)
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by Jnr 10mo ago
Wireguard is great, I have personally donated to it and have used Wireguard for years before it became stable. And I still use it on devices (routers) where Tailscale is not supported. But as Jason stated - it is quite basic and is supposed
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by Jnr 10mo ago
My guess would be that Synology is an expensive but weak computer, bare minimum for NAS. Immich does require some CPU and also GPU for video transcoding and vector search embedding generation. I had Immich (and many other containers) runnin
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by Jnr 10mo ago
OpenVPN is far from "no fuss", especially when compared to Tailscale. I like to self host things so I also self host Headscale (private tailnet) and private derp proxy nodes (it is like TURN). Since derp uses https and can run on
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by Jnr 10mo ago
I create local and remote restic backups (using Backrest). I just point to the docker mount points and run database export as a pre-hook.
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by Jnr 10mo ago
The offline sync was a bit problematic in the past but this year they finally got it working properly.
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by Jnr 10mo ago
There is this now https://mikrotik.com/product/atl_5g_r16

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