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by aorth 4y ago
On a related note, factory-installed Toyota display systems can sometimes be locked and require an "ERC" code to unlock. The display in my recently imported car was in Japanese and seemed to be stuck, as none of the buttons or rea
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by aorth 4y ago
How does it compare to 389 Directory Server? I've been using that with SSSD for user management and authentication in a small LAN with about twenty machines for about ten years. It is rock solid, but every few years when I do an major
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by aorth 4y ago
No picture of the crab or the whiskey in the article, just some guy pulling up a huge metal cage into his boat. And why is this on Hacker News anyways?
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by aorth 4y ago
There's a good podcast from 2019 that covers this story called "The Missing Cryptoqueen". Highly recommended. Very entertaining...
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by aorth 4y ago
The lengths people will go to get free stuff. Technically cool, but I think it's a misuse of GitHub Actions.
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by aorth 4y ago
I don't understand what's going on. Can anyone explain, for those of us who are not familiar with Solana/Solend?
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by aorth 4y ago
Took me a minute to find this on mobile. Looks nice. Lots of chart types. Wonder how it performs. https://elastic.github.io/elastic-charts/
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by aorth 4y ago
Can you run Flatpak on Ubuntu 18? I've been using the nightly version of the new text editor on Arch Linux via Flatpak for months. I even filed a bug and it was fixed in one day! https://flathub.org/apps/details&#x
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by aorth 4y ago
Curious how long it will take the iso-codes project https://salsa.debian.org/iso-codes-team/iso-codes to get updated. This package is used by country libraries in many programming languages and systems because it provi
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by aorth 4y ago
First I've heard of this tool. I've been using the Python-based csvkit and the Java-based OpenRefine (formerly Google Refine) to work with and clean CSVs for years. Thanks for the recommendation.
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by aorth 4y ago
And dates! And ISSNs (I work with library data)! Ugh.
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by aorth 4y ago
I've been watching Tauri for a while. Are there any apps we can try out yet? Thanks.
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by aorth 4y ago
I don't think you are taxed on your cryptocurrency holdings. You are taxed when you realize the gains by selling them for USD, for example. Same as stocks, right?
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by aorth 4y ago
What the hell is a Birkin, why are there no pictures in the article, and why the hell is this on HN?
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by aorth 4y ago
> See also: https://core.ac.uk/ Came here to say that! Also see OpenAlex, soon to be launching: https://docs.openalex.org/
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by aorth 5y ago
Looks good! Congratulations to the team and the community. I've always wanted to like K-9 Mail—it is _the_ open source email application for Android, similar to Thunderbird on desktop—but I'm always turned off by the antiquated us
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by aorth 5y ago
Looks great! I'm pretty comfortable with the podman command line, but here's another (text-based) management interface that is well done: https://github.com/containers/podman-tui
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by aorth 5y ago
As another commenter said, if the email contains anything like a request I use "Thanks" and I mean it. Perhaps some of this depends on the culture in your organization. In mine some people I've worked with for ten years spell
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by aorth 5y ago
I've been using "Thanks" or "Thank you" for a few years. "Regards" or "Cheers" is fine, but so common and banal now.
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by aorth 5y ago
> Seeing how blatantly detectable a lot of shitcoin spam on the platform is I'm a nocoin/nevercoin blockchain skeptic who hates shitcoin spam too, but I wonder: does people posting tweets about "shitcoins" violate Twi
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by aorth 5y ago
You don't have to use the custom @domain.mozmail.com address with Firefox Relay—you can use @mozmail.com with one of the auto-generated random aliases. Your complaint is similar to using RFC 822 "me+site.com@domain.com" sty
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by aorth 5y ago
That's an interesting solution. Good luck, future Raspberry Pi users! I know this will make it a little more difficult for the less technical to get their Pi units set up. I can confirm that I have dozens of public Linux servers with S
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by aorth 5y ago
Looks snazzy and I'm sure it's fast, but raising capital to fund a terminal emulator? Making a bunch of network requests on startup without asking? No thanks! I'll stick to open-source terminal emulators like foot, alacritty,
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by aorth 5y ago
I'm on mobile. How do I close that "Support Ukraine" banner taking up 1/3 of the screen?
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by aorth 5y ago
I've been using pass with passff to do the same for a few years. Works well. Any idea how gopass and gopass bridge compare? I am tempted to try gopass, but if pass is good enough for Jason Donenfeld it's good enough for me!
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by aorth 5y ago
Cool service. Good luck! I agree with other commenters: stay away from cryptocurrencies. Aside from the negative environmental externalities, there are, in practice, very few legitimate uses for them. Your supporting them might bring undu
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by aorth 5y ago
Just FYI, it's possible to backup your codes on Android using Aegis too. No root needed. https://github.com/beemdevelopment/Aegis
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by aorth 5y ago
Me neither: - https://www.amazon.com/Escape-Dubai-Herve-Jaubert/dp/0929915... - https://historyofyesterday.com/5-disturbing-facts-about-prin... - https://www.theguardian.com/uk-new
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by aorth 5y ago
> Sway Sway also supports a tabbed layout! I'm a full-time window maximizer (as are sibling commenters). I keep all windows fully maximized and organized on virtual desktops: web and music on 1, terminals on 2, email and office on 3
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by aorth 5y ago
Ah, I saw that trick on r/jellyfin this week and tried it, but noticed that the countdown wasn't reset and assumed the apps would get deleted. Well now I have root so it doesn't matter!

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