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by eloeffler 5y ago
I'm not a fan of onyx devices due to many reports about questionable home-calling. However, they do have some nice devices like this color notebook with a pen and I guess that is what you were looking for: https://onyxboox.c
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by eloeffler 5y ago
Doesn't it at least protect you from someone else registering it and then suing you?
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by eloeffler 5y ago
I've learned something today :) Thanks. Then the linked article has it wrong, though.
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by eloeffler 5y ago
It would be nice if the title would capitalize ARM. I was wondering if this is about ARM, the Army or even a human limb :)
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by eloeffler 5y ago
> Today, the site is tightly controlled by closed-circuit cameras, and a dive squad from Italy’s art police carries out regular checks. It's a bit funny that police will even put CCTV in long-dead party areas :) Although it's r
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by eloeffler 5y ago
No Bitcoin without gold :)
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by eloeffler 5y ago
I've been doing some digging on German (type) stenography some years ago. Interestingly, it seems to be rather difficult to get this to work fast, in my understanding due to its grammatic structure. Hand written stenography is still th
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by eloeffler 5y ago
The crime of curiosity :)
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by eloeffler 5y ago
The corresponding posteo blog post is archived here: https://archive.md/ZmKAA
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by eloeffler 5y ago
I like having full control over my data so I choose to use local applications where I can. Fortunately there is a lot of good stuff for Linux out there so I don't need to reach for online tools. But I see your point, it's a bit fu
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by eloeffler 5y ago
Sidenote: there is a Swiss initiative trying to boost the use of Open Source for digital souvereignty in the non-EU country (link in German): https://gnulinux.ch/volksinitiative-zur-digitalen-souveraeni...
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by eloeffler 5y ago
I pay for my VPN provider because I love the way they work, with Open Source clients, fancy docs like how to set up a mullvad wireguard VPN on an OpenWRT router etc. And they come across as convinced security nerds to me. It needs no regist
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Ask HN: Do USB-C cables without data channel exist?
1 points by eloeffler 5y ago|1 comments
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by eloeffler 5y ago
> Sprinters don’t accelerate to the top by acquiring the perfect pedigree. They do it by making bold career moves over the course of their career that catapult them to the top. This article looks like yet another one that screams for a s
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by eloeffler 5y ago
Back then at least there was some sense in trying to mimick Windows as closely as possible in a graphical environment to gain acceptance among Windows users who'd claim they can't get used to a new interface. Starting with Windows
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by eloeffler 5y ago
That's right. Even the amount of preppers would only be an indicator of subjective stability. It could as well be a kind of new apocalyptic religion. On a sidenote, the talk of social collapse is a popular propaganda theme of the extre
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Two Weeks with FreeBSD as My Daily Driver(jeremymorgan.com)
3 points by eloeffler 5y ago|0 comments
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by eloeffler 5y ago
This induces some severe Star Trek replicator fantasies. Though I assume the result of this compares to having a cup of earl like opening a lego drawer vs. a visit to Legoland
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by eloeffler 5y ago
If anyone else is looking for this: If I get it right, there seems to be wireguard available but there is no GUI yet (for ARM devices). https://wiki.freshtomato.org/doku.php/feature_matrix?s[]=%2A...
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by eloeffler 5y ago
The percentage of consonants in this word induces serious amounts of Angstschweiß :)
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by eloeffler 5y ago
I haven't used it yet, but could it be that you haven't checked for a while? https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PipeWire#Troubleshooting There are a couple of sections there
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by eloeffler 5y ago
True, but wouldn't that apply to manual password entry as much?
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by eloeffler 5y ago
As far as I can assess this, I believe it is safer to do this instead of copying to the clipboard. The clipboard might be read by a malicious process while autotype with passmeni will only pipe the password to xdotool and that will generate
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by eloeffler 5y ago
A very nice addition to i3 is pass, the paswordmanager which comes with passmenu that lets you read and autotype passwords with dmenu.
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by eloeffler 5y ago
I don't know where you're trying to go with this comparison. Do you think those guards would have been persecuted if their cameras would have surveilled their photos? Or are you implying that people that oppose Apple's indisc
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by eloeffler 5y ago
Here, have a free cup-holder!
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by eloeffler 5y ago
I've been running Libreelec on a Pi for years (first Pi 3, then Pi 4) and I'm quite hapy with it. It needs some regular care and setup effort to work though... CastagnaITs Netflix Plugin works well, but you'll lose the offici
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by eloeffler 5y ago
It's about time we get a car with an XBox controller!
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by eloeffler 5y ago
You won't be able to tell the difference when you go picture frame shopping at IKEA, sure (you could probably even have an on-demand printer which generates art suited to your needs). But you won't be able to invite the AI for an
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by eloeffler 5y ago
I think it's rather interesting how this tech will change the work of human artists. By itself, AI art remains somehow limited in its development. Decorative art creators might be threatened. But they'e been threatened by reprints

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