ancientsofmumu

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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
> How is vim + tmux compatibility these days? I find I like having "set-option -g mouse on" in ~/.tmux.conf so that mousewheel scrolling feels more natural (like it does in a local terminal). > I find that SSH times
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
Why doesn't the author tell people to just got to https://dict.org in a browser, which is the default backend for the apps? SSL, POST queries, minimal and fast web output. Only javascript on the site is an old useless widge
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
Gitea can import all those things, it's referred to as a Migration - you can sign up for a free account on, say, codeberg.org and give it a try before committing to running your own instance. Click the + button top right after logging
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
> For instance, their Minesweeper guarantees that it is solvable - you will never have a 50/50 choice you cannot identify. Alas, I've backed myself into a corner a couple of times and triggered "just gotta guess" choi
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
I think it would be great if we had Code Forge index to search uniquely. In this index are only the myriad of code hosting sites around the internet - shared hosting like gitlab, github, sourcehut, sourceforge, codeberg, and all the project
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
I kind of think this is a dig bug -- the man page indicates you can specify `name type class queryopt` in an unargumented style, but when using IN in this fashion against `ch` it does not work correctly (testing on Debian 11 stable). Compar
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
I put your search into SearX with a lot of the major engines enabled (Google, Bing, Qwant, Brave, DDG, etc.). Arguably, Google did a better job giving me HN results (but it's a very small sample set). https://searx.be/s
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
This original title also used "limits" which is more correct for the content, this link and the original title should be substituted. A "raised standard" would imply lower limits allowed by conventional use of the word&#
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
It's not that cut & dry, as bash is doing evaluations; 0 and 1 can both be "true" if simply used without an evaluation, but add logic and it starts to matter (grep returns 0 if hit, 1 if not). [[ 0 ]] && ech
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
> (Owner of Pixel 3a) Yeah, that's a bummer. There's not something else I'd rather own right now, so I'll likely keep running it for a while. I have the 3a and 4a (non-5G), if you can find a 4a someone is trying to g
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
I think you're running into changing the governor mode here, which is a related but different part of the same ballpark. Modern Intel even has a "bias hint" allowed in addition to just a governor, where the user can help te
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
This paper relies on Turbo P-states, where they measure the oscillation when that is active; it is not measuring general SpeedStep (OS software controlled) as some seem to have taken away from it. Turbo state is the HWP (hardware P-state co
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
Quick note, the Secure Note field can store up to 10k characters (I think it is, last I looked) post-encryption - that's typically big enough for most SSH key types, but may not be big enough for some GPG key exports - I have one GPG
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
I would say it's the same question as "what does IRC do?" as the general design is the same - maybe a bit more friction signing up with Matrix than IRC but at the end of the road they operate on the same trust model. The Matr
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
My mistake there, I meant "the Gemini server" meaning to refer to https://sr.ht/~sircmpwn/gmnisrv/ which I'm to understand is pretty popular. Bad English on my part, apologies.
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
Proving your point, the Kineto proxy turning that into HTTPS + HTML: https://gemini.envs.net/x/gerikson.com/gemlog/gemini-sux/Win... Kineto is written by the same person who wrote Gemini (Drew DeVault),
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
There's a tangible benefit to being discoverable without effort (no friction for users); other "famous" FOSS projects are part of the fosstodon.org instance such as https://fosstodon.org/@mate - kind of makes
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
> if nginx made letsencrypt as easy as caddy does The EFF cerbot plugin has it covered; assuming your generic Debian server with nginx already configured to host www.domain.com (trivial hello, world setup - nothing fancy) then it'
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
CTemplar as a service has no integration with standard protocols (SMTP, IMAP, CardDav, CalDav, etc.) even if you paid. It is/was a walled garden solution that can only be used with it's web portal or mobile client; when I was eval
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
I'm a (paying) Mailfence customer as well, and use it as a destination sync backup of my primary domain using imapsync, encountered a similar problem so opened a ticket to Support. The general problem is that Mailfence has what I guess
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
The example uses Dead Man's Snitch, Healthchecks.io is my preference and their plans offer more for less. Both offer code on Github for examination. https://deadmanssnitch.com/plans vs. https://healthchecks.
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
> you have to manually copy over any credentials from Bitwarden to Keepass pass-import works pretty well; create an initial empty KeePass DBX file first and keep a copy to re-use, then one can re-run pass-import to import BW to a fresh
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
> Watch out, that's a Linux-ism and macOS's sed It's GNU sed vs (Free)BSD sed, which are different enhancements of the POSIX standards for sed that went in different design directions. One could Homebrew/macports in
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
> So far Mastodon and their goodreads clone Had to look this up, I think you mean BookWyrm(?). https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28420580 https://bookwyrm.social/
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
mozillateam-ppa https://launchpad.net/~mozillateam/+archive/ubuntu/ppa?field...
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
Side note: Red Hat disabled the kernel code for the Perc 6/I raid card which is standard in the basic R710 chassis starting with RHEL8. Unless you have the higher end H710 raid controller or whatever else, Red Hat rendered this chassis
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
K-9 has been using 3 digits to the right of the decimal for over 12 years. https://github.com/k9mail/k-9/tags?after=2.107
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
Hello, I think you have a bug disabling the splash screen: https://git.sr.ht/~pkal/ecg/tree/master/item/ecg.lisp#L372 According to the internet (I don't use emacs) it's supposed to be &quo
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
Random drive-by user feedback: I like Random density better - the number of sites I don't want to visit is greater than the number which I'm interested in, Explore is too modal/singular at a time. The 20x density of the Rando
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by ancientsofmumu 4y ago
Here are 4 tarpit MX services which can complement the solution to absorb spam being directed at/into the no-email domain, depending on needs: # https://wiki.junkemailfilter.com/index.php/Project_Tar tar.j

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