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by dizhn 7mo ago
gdu is really nice but ncdu, though slower, is very useful and is usually available on distro repos.
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by dizhn 7mo ago
Also if you VMs on a disk backed by ZFS it's trivial to extend those disks provided you actually do have space on the real disk. (Even automatic with LXC).
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by dizhn 7mo ago
This is a super simple and excellent idea. I am wondering why manual discovery of underlined words was necessary though. I suppose because they are using a pdf reader and not an editor? By the way the kindle also has a similar feature. It m
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by dizhn 7mo ago
It says (No Electron) now. They probably fixed it.
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by dizhn 7mo ago
They might be dumping the last of the stuff that was already in the pipeline.
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by dizhn 7mo ago
Thank you.
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by dizhn 7mo ago
It says "Gemini App" but I am not sure what it's referring to.
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by dizhn 7mo ago
My understanding is since it's an agent running on the target, possibilities will be quite extensive. But it is relatively new and there is no stable release of it yet. https://docs.goauthentik.io/endpoint-devices/
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by dizhn 7mo ago
What Gemini Pro comes with Workspace? Is there api allowance? Different than free users?
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by dizhn 7mo ago
As long as we're doing mentions, here's a reminder. If you bought the racial equality bundle in itch.io you already own pico8. You can download the latest version right now on itch.io. (It is neither open source nor free)
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by dizhn 7mo ago
There's also an open source Authenticator software with the same name.
222.
by dizhn 7mo ago
Wondering which jurisdiction will be the first to make it a crime to enter false information in the age field for their kids.
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by dizhn 7mo ago
I haven't used SSSD due it not being available for Alpine but doesn't it provide authentication via pam_sss ?
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by dizhn 7mo ago
I am keeping an eye on the new (and alpha) Authentik agent which will allow idp based ssh logins. There's also SSSD already supported but it requires glibc (due to needing NSS) meaning it's not available on Alpine.
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by dizhn 7mo ago
The developer calls it a clean room implementation. He might be in for a surprise.
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by dizhn 7mo ago
This reads like a company piece.
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Open-Source high-performance MTA for high-volume email sending environments(github.com)
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by dizhn 7mo ago
https://github.com/SaumonNet/proxmox-nixos Looks like Nix will eat the world soon. :)
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by dizhn 7mo ago
I did actually notice the ZFS gui which is indeed something lacking in proxmox which doesn't default to ZFS in the installer. However once you do install it using ZFS it actually makes use of it pretty well and the user does not need t
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by dizhn 7mo ago
That feature list looks really good. It would actually be really nice to standardize the guest operating systems in such a way. I actually have a few hosts that only run docker. I might be able to test with those.
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by dizhn 7mo ago
I have the same thing with proxmox especially after I realized how well it integrates with proxmox backup server. And I haven't even gotten into clustering yet. It really is a very solid product.
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by dizhn 7mo ago
Sylve looks like a decent project with a promising future but this article really doesn't explain why they picked it over Proxmox at all. They explain a lot of things but I can't see the advantage over prox other than they wanted
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by dizhn 7mo ago
I can picture it better now. Thanks.
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by dizhn 7mo ago
I am not saying it's better or you shouldn't use multiple cursors. It does help a lot as opposed to the old way of not seeing what would have been changed. How does multiple cursors work anyway? How do you place them? By search? I
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by dizhn 7mo ago
I'll have to try that out sometime. Never used multiple cursors. However, search/replace with vim/neovim isn't just the first edit either. It highlights all matches and shows you the proposed changes as you type as well.
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by dizhn 7mo ago
Highlighted search/replace does this pretty well too.
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by dizhn 7mo ago
I am not really interested in an immutable desktop OS but that incus OS sounds interesting. I use Proxmox and if prox were to be immutable I wouldn't mind that.
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by dizhn 7mo ago
Like I said in the other comment I am not really familiar with the various clouds. I self host. The console is a weird web based thing that isn't the same environment as your VMs (or their hypervisor). It's a barebones shell wher
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by dizhn 7mo ago
I am not sure. Maybe it's a thing about not being able to download the iso (no network on the console?) or not having space for it or something. I wouldn't know about the API thing. I am not a cloud user. Made me think though.
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by dizhn 7mo ago
Reminded me of how to install Alpine linux (which isn't available) on Oracle cloud over an ubuntu install. It uses dd and has the advantage of having a console. I had found it in a github gist when I used it but here's a similar b

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