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by gbraad 2y ago
Same happens for Europeans; they do not want to travel to the US. Even some embassies call for caution, like Germany and the UK due to border/visa issues that happened.
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by gbraad 2y ago
"Get featured for $99", "Add entry for $20". Doesn't sound very independent, but rather one big ad.
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by gbraad 2y ago
... they are marked as `refurb` at the reseller I use, but they are mostly just bulk licenses; although I do not know how they do this (Note: they are official resellers).
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by gbraad 2y ago
> Sgnly Sorry, but that is a bad name. Looks like a typo. Just saying. If you pronounce this the way you want it, you have to add "without the i".
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by gbraad 2y ago
LibreOffice, OnlyOffice, both have been a great since I switched away from Office 365—feeling I get overcharged for a function I will not use—for use with Nextcloud. It is even better to get a $39 ('refurbed' license for Office 20
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by gbraad 2y ago
"Could have" means unproven here, and actually... They shipped it
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by gbraad 2y ago
Oh wait, it is a commercial offering ... Hardened? What do they actually do besides repackaging. I fail to see what this provides over RHEL or even AlmaLinux. They will always be a downstream/derivative who does not really engage with
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by gbraad 2y ago
Am I seeing this correctly, that a (fake/impersonation?) Renovate bot actually proposed the fix... and then other repositories trickled that fix in, also suggested by Renovate or Dependabot, as the dependency updated? I usually fork (o
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by gbraad 2y ago
> connections to those systems are only possible starting from the professional plan: Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems, etc /me blinks. An OS is an OS... so, access to developer licenses for these are Professional use too? > conn
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by gbraad 2y ago
good old stow and git, as most distros come with it. though, eager to try making a replacement in go that is a single binary
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by gbraad 2y ago
What's next: 本(běn), "the root of all colors"?
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by gbraad 2y ago
Not sure where you saw this, as that was also my argument why Flatpak gave "application developers are in control of the release cycle" again instead of this being the packager; they can't perform the same quality control. Th
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by gbraad 2y ago
Honestly, the flatpak should be made on only published by the project maintainers; I do not understand why someone still puts efforts into a Fedora-based flatpak to publish the application. Who understand better how the application works? I
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by gbraad 2y ago
The package was already updated before this post was made: https://src.fedoraproject.org/flatpaks/obs-studio/history/co... which reads: ``` end-of-life: The Fedora Flatpak build of obs-studio may have limited
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by gbraad 2y ago
I created the images for Fedora, CentOS and OpenSuse. it thought me a lot about the dependencies, Linux image builds, etc... it was creating 'container'-images before this was a general thing.
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by gbraad 2y ago
I created personalized image with tailscale and kasmvnc for this particular reason, ... not on a public VPS. you can find images on my github as inspiration; do not directly copy unless you understand what you are doing.
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by gbraad 2y ago
Consider using tailscale drives to expose certain folders using webdav. Have been doing this for de containers and VMs since it got demoted and since has replaced using winscp or other ways to share files
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by gbraad 2y ago
I agree completely. As a Dutch myself: "overdaad schaadt", which also teaches some of our pragmatism. We tend to implement simple solutions. We have no time to waste when the water comes in. Although, I appreciate the idea and wis
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by gbraad 2y ago
for web-browser access I host Obsidian with kasmvnc. It is not ideal for use on the phone, but from a tablet it works, and I can host it with Vivaldi in a webpanel for quick edits.
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by gbraad 2y ago
Do not rely on the tooling; forced structure might work for some, but it never worked for me. I eventually settled on markdown and structure this myself. As sunshine-o also said, tooling around this can help to retrieve information, but it
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by gbraad 2y ago
Pretty much the same here; - Cloudflare tunnel for public access - Tailscale for private use and sharing over WebDAV - Nextcloud for general file management - Jellyfin for music and video streaming Have this running in contain
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by gbraad 2y ago
So far no issue with Vivaldi as it runs these extensions. Have avoided Chrome for years and no regrets. Others might still work too, like brave?
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by gbraad 2y ago
Same thinking here; how much speed up are we talking about as approach b, as suggested to have the preference, still involves maintenance due to upstream not taking this. What is the ROI?
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by gbraad 2y ago
Nice to see, but hope he moves away from LocalStorage, as that is far from ideal. Chrome clears this when cookies are cleared; and many 3rd party tools suggest this as a way to 'optimize' your web experience. Often seen people fil
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by gbraad 2y ago
MarkItDown feels like running strings; the output is great for text extraction and processing, not for reading by humans
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by gbraad 2y ago
It sells on taobao for 300 CNY The updated board: 98Y6848 sells for about 240 CNY
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by gbraad 2y ago
... only using '4' colors. Still a lousy name. Seems I had seen the project before, but the name didn't stick, unlike tic80, pico8, etc
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by gbraad 2y ago
I am aware of the additionals, like COOLWSD. But since they run this in their Android apps, it seems this can already be Pi-ready
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by gbraad 2y ago
have been using proot on Android to start my container image[1] as an alternative OS on top of termux. it is not perfect, but at least you can have a Fedora userspace on an Android tablet. when you add termux:x11 or vnc you have a minimal d
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by gbraad 2y ago
(same thought here; just didn't want to sound harsh) The idea of LOOL (LibreOffice OnLine) is to be an embeddable component; we have used it before on a Moodle site. And this is the same for COOL (Collabora Office OnLine), which is use

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