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by gizdan 5y ago
Good to know about the GUI! > ETA: Oh hey here it is: https://github.com/heyvito/podman-macos This GUI isn't an official Podman application. It's a third party. Not that it's bad or anything, it'
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by gizdan 5y ago
Yep. Podman takes cares of those things using the `podman machine` sub-command. From what I understand, currently only macOS might be working, but Windows support will be coming if it's not already there.
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by gizdan 5y ago
From what I've seen in all these Podman articles, I've come to the same conclusion as you. This is how Podman fits in: Podman (and its various components) can replace everything but parts of Docker Desktop, namely the GUI that Doc
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Tell HN: Weboob has renamed to Woob (Web outside of browsers)
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by gizdan 5y ago
Speaking of terrible turn signals, Technology Connections on YouTube did a very informative (though a bit ranting) video on them in the US. Worth a watch and really interesting. https://youtube.com/watch?v=O1lZ9n2bxWA
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by gizdan 5y ago
This is loaded statement. I have a 3 year old account and later I added another one. Was your account free? Did you end up not logging in for a while? Seems reasonable for them to delete inactive accounts.
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by gizdan 5y ago
They're not at the level of Facebook and Google, but they still mine your data. You've gained nothing.
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by gizdan 5y ago
> Honest question: it's still a consensus that they do have value in situations such as airport Wi-Fi, correct? No. I don't think this was ever a consensus. When is the last time you've used a (sensitive) website that is n
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by gizdan 5y ago
This feels like a job of USB-IF, not government. They should have been enforcing this from the beginning.
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by gizdan 5y ago
I assume this depends on the role as well? I'm not German (nor do I live there), but if someone told me I'd have to put a picture on my CV for an engineering role, and I'd be very weirded out, especially as a foreigner.
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by gizdan 5y ago
The issue with these REPLs is for whatever reason it doesn't come close to the experience of say the python REPL. I have been hoping for the Go devs to build a REPL into the tooling but so far nothing has happened yet.
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by gizdan 5y ago
Off-topic: I know one of you smart folks here at HN have figured out how to do something similar to go playground in the terminal that makes it easy to write a script, and on safe it go fmt's + imports, and then runs it. Something with
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by gizdan 5y ago
> This means that there will be some apps that won’t run on your Intel/AMD computer. Should be able to still run them if you use binfmt_misc. Of course it will be slower but it's possible.
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by gizdan 5y ago
Why do they need to? Sure it'll be nice, but depending on your market, maybe that's an unnecessary implementation detail.
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by gizdan 5y ago
Interesting to know. I'll have to look into that. AdGuard Home can be set up easily with DoT and DoH so I'll have to try that.
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by gizdan 5y ago
I'm still in the stages of setting up a fullt featured firewall at home, but I wonder what would happen if you block doh/dot addresses completely in such cases. Something to try in the future when I have my home network set up pro
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by gizdan 5y ago
Because no one knows about it. But also, looking at their list of servers, the majority is offline. Assuming this is because any person can run one, it's probably the reason. On top of the above, the likes of Google are enforcing their
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by gizdan 5y ago
Try setting quality to dash. This fixes the issue for me quite often, though not all the time.
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by gizdan 5y ago
Invidious is great! Google's/YouTube's heavy push to accept data collection pushed me to use Invidious full time with little regret*. For those interested, you can use utilise Privacy Redirect (for Firefox[0] and Chrome[1]) t
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by gizdan 5y ago
As an alternative, I use asdf[0] which is written in bash. It allows you to manage versions of any package through plugins. Plugins can be written in any language (as long as they can be set to chmod +x). Most plugins are written in bash. T
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by gizdan 5y ago
The website captures left/right arrow indiscriminately of modifiers, causing short cuts like Alt+Left and Alt+Right to go back/forth in the browser history.
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by gizdan 5y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding but from what I understood, this isn't about adding rust to the base alpine packaging. It's about showing it to be installed from the main repository. Currently it's available in the community
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by gizdan 5y ago
> I've been using IRC for years and I still love it but with recent adoption of Slack it seems everyone wants to push all the communication there and I don't think it works. I feel like Slack would have been a lot nicer for tho
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by gizdan 5y ago
For those of us who know less about these things, how does this compare to something like OPNsense/pfSense in a homelab setting? When would one use OPNsense/pfSense over OpenWrt/Tomato?
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by gizdan 5y ago
Obesity is a crisis in itself, however, when some 100 companies have produced 71% of global emissions[0], it's not individuals, who in total would potentially reduce CO2 emissions by 0.2%, that are causing this. It's these compa
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by gizdan 5y ago
I've just stripped it down a bit and created a gist[0]. There is still some manual steps, such as logging in to services (e.g. I use Trakt to manage watched movies/shows), but usually that's the only thing I have to do. [0]
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by gizdan 5y ago
Not really. Kodi is written in C++, it includes a python interpreter so add ons can be written in Python.
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by gizdan 5y ago
Contrary to popular believe, the case for going to the Cloud isn't cost saving, it is flexibility and value for money. It'll likely cost you around the same if you run it in a DC, but you won't have features like auto scaling
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by gizdan 5y ago
I ended up writing some scripts that automate the set up of kodi. Periodically my Android TV gives out so I have to reset it (it's an old TV). Having automated the set up of kodi has allowed me to get back up and running in minutes.
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by gizdan 5y ago
Users shouldn't be punished by the negligence of manufacturers. Sure the majority of HN will know to ensure they run secure products or something, but you can't expected nana to know that. She just wants to talk to some device to

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