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brunoqc
3y ago
As I have none, it is for me.
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3y ago
What people use for hardware now that pcengines' apus are eol?
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3y ago
It's like having a pixel watch. I mean, you don't need fitbit premium, but it's silly.
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3y ago
Thanks!!
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3y ago
> 1 CM4 as router running OpenWrt, to replace my ER-Lite. CM is the computer module, right? what kind of "board" do you use the CM4 with to use it as a router?
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3y ago
remmina is awesome. it even supports spice
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3y ago
oh. I said "ABOK" when I meant "Grog". It looks great but it's outdated.
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3y ago
Anyone has a mobile app recommendation for knots? EDIT(ABOK -> Grog) has one but it's outdated and not available on my device.
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3y ago
Same thing with timescale. I think their s3 storage layer is only in their cloud version.
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3y ago
enshittification?
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3y ago
Thanks Matthew, I always appreciate your comments. I also do appreciate the Apache license. Sorry for the vapourware comment. It's hard to tell these days. Was the Google self-driving car thing vapourware? It never went anywhere. I kno
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3y ago
Rip matrix p2p. I wonder if they were serious about it, or if it was just vaporware (a la Musk) to get more funding. It has been announced years ago, they raised millions and they have big governments contracts. WTF is going on?
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3y ago
They also charge for picture-in-picture mode on your $1k phone that you bought from them.
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3y ago
> One aspect of this is that some laptop manufacturers provide a setting to erase the TPM is the laptop is opened. Do you mean like if you remove the screws and get inside a laptop? Could they gain access by cutting the plastic instead (
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3y ago
tokio-rs/tracing is pretty cool with opentelemetry too.
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3y ago
Nice, thanks!
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3y ago
Any tldr about why we should be looking forward to this? Any cool things?
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3y ago
It's not? I thought that the NixOS creator calling flakes "the future of Nix", implied that it kinda was.
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3y ago
Would it make sense if crates.io was owned by a 3rd party? I don't think I would use it. So shouldn't flakehub be owned by The NixOS Foundation instead of being a 3rd party and proprietary? It seems to be a critical feature for fl
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3y ago
Isn't crates.io owned by The Rust Foundation?
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3y ago
Is it blockchain?
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3y ago
Another one to look for is webmesh. I hope they make an Android client soon.
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3y ago
> We dill die fighting though I agree for the rest but will we? The planet is burning and we don't do shit.
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3y ago
there seem to be a json api: https://gitlab.com/veilid/python-demo/-/blob/103ae2211b452f1...
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3y ago
Does flutter bindings work?
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3y ago
http://yummymelon.com/devnull/moving-text-elegantly-in-emacs... maybe
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3y ago
> It's OK to limit SSO access to OSS and stuff like that. Personally, I can't wrap my head around people wanting to use Infiscal for better security while *not* using SSO.
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3y ago
Another alternative could be https://webmeshproj.github.io/ . It's not 100% done yet, but it already looks nice. No central point of failure, I think.
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3y ago
> The absolute majority of our codebase is licensed under MIT What is not MIT licensed? When you self-host, do you have access to every features for free?
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3y ago
Yeah, Syncthing is awesome. Even more with untrusted share.
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