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bgrohman
9y ago
I use a Samsung Chromebook 3 with Linux installed in a chroot via Crouton. http://bryangrohman.com/ubuntu-i3wm-chromebook/ It's a bit underpowered, but it works just fine for my personal use which includes some li
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A Vim plugin for managing sessions https://github.com/bgrohman/vim-bg-sessions A really simple backup system with bash and gnupg http://bryangrohman.com/simple-encrypted-backup-system/ A custom bo
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9y ago
Sounds good to me. (DuckDuckGo teaming up with Firefox, I mean.)
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bgrohman
9y ago
Time for a DuckDuckBrowser?
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bgrohman
9y ago
On the subject of privacy, I'm interested in migrating away from Google services, but I have years' worth of data tied up there (email, photos, music, movies, etc). I know Google offers ways to download your data, so it's tec
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bgrohman
9y ago
I use a Chromebook with Crouton as my main personal laptop now, and it has worked well for me. I'm using i3wm instead of a traditional desktop environment. http://bryangrohman.com/ubuntu-i3wm-chromebook/
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9y ago
Yes, it's still using the same kernel.
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bgrohman
9y ago
What about the chroot/Crouton route?
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9y ago
I've tried Google Takeout, but I have several hundred gigs of photos, so uploading them elsewhere will be a pain. Plus, wherever I do upload them will be lacking many of the features from Google Photos.
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9y ago
Interesting that the article offers no alternatives to Google Photos. I know there are options, but they all seem to be far behind in terms of features. Plus, migrating all of my photos out of Google Photos would be pain.
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9y ago
Cool visualization. Interesting to see how big the Debian family is compared to the others.
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bgrohman
9y ago
What will the price be once it's available? Also, why not use something like OwnCloud on a cheap desktop box?
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9y ago
Yep, it's good that LastPass seems to respond quickly to reported vulnerabilities. Who knows how long those issues existed before getting discovered, though. And some of them were quite serious.
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9y ago
For a minimalist static site generator, I think it's hard to beat just writing your own that does exactly what you want and nothing else. In a hundred lines or less of Python, you can have your minimal generator, know exactly how it
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I have the Samsung Chromebook 3 (same size and resolution). I don't mind it at all. By comparison, the 14" Lenovo from my employer has the same resolution and looks worse. The Chromebook is no retina display, but it's not tha
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"As far as Debian/Ubuntu (and crouton), that's fine as far as it goes, but then you don't end up with a Chromebook, just a cheap mini-notebook with flaky drivers." Hmm, I'm not sure about that. I went the Crout
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I've read most of that book and can recommend it. Buy a copy or check it out from your local library if you're curious and/or want some ideas for testing at your own company.
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I think the title should be updated to match the article: "Amazon makes cloud contract more customer-friendly as rivals loom" This isn't about making anything easier other than legal questions around Amazon's contracts.
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Hmm, I wonder if Wikipedia intentionally allows users to add HTML or if they just missed some input sanitizing. Or could it just be clever use of the content editor - maybe the editor allows you to specify image dimensions? Still not sure h
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Yes, a new way to help people shop! It's just what we needed ;)
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"Since apps can disappear at any moment, I’m not going to devote much money to buying them nor will I invest significant time and energy into learning and using an app." I've started to only consider using apps (ios or otherw
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Sure, take a look on Google's Project Zero and search for "LastPass": https://bugs.chromium.org/p/project-zero/issues/list?can=1&q... Or search the news for LastPass security issues: https
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I switched from LastPass to KeePassXC a few months ago after reading about some LastPass security problems. I really like KeePassXC.
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"The purpose of reading is not to pass some final judgement on the text, but to engage with what it has to offer to me now." Agreed, and I can't help but wonder if an exploration of that topic would have been more worthwhile.
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Chuwi Lapbook 12.3
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Why Are Maker Schedules So Rare?
(calnewport.com)
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Dallas emergency siren system hacked
(apnews.com)
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Yes. I use multiple browsers, too, so I built a bookmark manager web app for personal use with grouping, tagging, and search.
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I like your site design. Very clean and readable.
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10y ago
Most of the reported issues I've seen have been caused by browser extensions. It seems like uninstalling the extensions and just using the web app directly in a separate browser might go a long way towards avoiding these kinds of issue
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