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by gear54rus 1y ago
> entire npm setups inside docker containers Did you then spend a month or two inspecting that setup? Did you do that after every dependency upgrade? Also both NPM and PNPM already freeze dependencies for you by default without any arcan
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by gear54rus 1y ago
sounds like exactly the sort of thing missing from kde connect
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by gear54rus 1y ago
Or one can just use old images. Which is what many people started doing after their other fuckup - removing perfectly working web UI from free version. They just can't stop shooting themselves in the foot that didn't even heal fro
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by gear54rus 1y ago
I am a heavy user of it. I don't want to stay connected to it 24/7.
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by gear54rus 1y ago
No, vpn takes over your network and you have to fight weird issues on different platforms. This seems like a square peg for a round hole.
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by gear54rus 1y ago
I definitely have a need for this, but I can't stomach same-network requirement. Maybe they need self-hostable coordination server so that devices can connect to each other through it. For now it's still 'send to telegram sav
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by gear54rus 1y ago
Yeah.. I'm sitting here wondering how many years would it take to remove equally stupid error that says 'private key permissions too open' from ssh-add and friends. Would save me a wrapper script on my flashdrive that does ha
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by gear54rus 1y ago
> VoNR off topic but who the hell names these, a pre-schooler? "New radio", from the makers of "New folder (1)"
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by gear54rus 1y ago
Absolutely in the same boat except some crappy apps won't run on rooted devices anymore (to the point I have a special garbage phone that's stock and it has revolut and k&h so far) so there's literally no escape.
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by gear54rus 1y ago
To block NordVpn ads on youtube, use SponsorBlock extension - a crowdsourced database of malicious video segments.
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by gear54rus 1y ago
> you're back to 1FA Which might be exactly what I need if another dumb website wants me add 2fa where I don't want to. Considering just making a publicly accessible webpage for those codes at this point lol.
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by gear54rus 1y ago
Actually you have to manually remove port 3000 from container forwarding (which will also override whatever fierwall you have) If you don't, it's going to be accessible via :3000 AND whatever domain you choose over https:/&#x
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by gear54rus 1y ago
I just deployed glusterfs that is mounted on all machines. It's pretty slow by itself but is good enough for secrets that are just read at startup. Just mount it at the same path on all hosts and then bind-mount it into the container a
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by gear54rus 1y ago
> reverse proxy with their docker management UI I tried SwiftWave and Coolify for that. They seem to support that if I understood you correctly.
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by gear54rus 1y ago
It has good flexibility. If it won't support them through UI, you can manually define labels for Traefik to pick up in the app config.
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by gear54rus 1y ago
On the contrary, to me it seemed bare-bones. Breaks when you use anything but bash as root user shell. Breaks if you have images in private registries with swarm. Breaks if you wanna restrict the API key access to just one project (the key
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by gear54rus 1y ago
Are Mullvad IPs somehow non-obvious? I assume all mainstream VPNs are detected by their IPs and slapped with captchas at best (and blocked outright at worst).
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by gear54rus 1y ago
So what's the search term for it at least? This stupid gatekeeping while racking views and hype from it is getting on my nerves.
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by gear54rus 1y ago
Slowly, yes, definitely welcome changes. I'm still missing Bun's `$` shell functions though. It's very convenient to use JS as a scripting language and don't really want to run 2 runtimes on my server.
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by gear54rus 1y ago
I'm stunned that they actually gave access for a chat bot to do refunds without human interaction. You'd think when it comes to money the capitalist claws would be out until the very end.
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by gear54rus 1y ago
This is the basis of the whole hype. 'Conversational capability', my ass. All of this LLM marketing effort is focused on swindling sanity out of people with claims that LLM 'think' and the like.
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by gear54rus 1y ago
> Then that’s a shitty company and perhaps you should consider not using their service anymore. That's not always possible. There might not be enough quality competition and I don't see others following my example to beat the s
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by gear54rus 1y ago
What if you want to see some notifications but not others? But the developers are scammy and didn't separate ads into their own channel?
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by gear54rus 1y ago
But they do allow showing unblockable ads and notifications, so some 'people' absolutely love that state of affairs because they benefit from it.
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by gear54rus 1y ago
They don't release it unless it also has LAN play option (like they used to before MBA takeover). Otherwise bye bye to jail :)
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by gear54rus 1y ago
Had no idea this existed even though I'm running a rooted phone for over 10 years now... Thanks so much!
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by gear54rus 1y ago
Does anyone know what's the state of the art way for cutting crap out of android apps? In the same way adblock cuts crap out of web pages? I assume one would need a Java disassembler at least. On desktop, something like recaf works and
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by gear54rus 1y ago
https://crdroid.net/ One of the best and widely-supported custom Android ROMs. Has a few features on top of Lineage OS and even GPay works out of the box on a rooted Pixel phone.
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by gear54rus 1y ago
Firefox is that browser. Its not on ios but neither is any other browser that matters.
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by gear54rus 1y ago
this is called incognito mode

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