harishpillay

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   by harishpillay 3y ago

   Perhaps this: https://github.com/yusufcanb/tlm ? it is not distro bundled (yet), but I have it running on my Fedora Linux 39 running on a NUC with 16GB of RAM. Performance is good enough for me.
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   by harishpillay 3y ago

   My solution to this is to have https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/enhancer-for-... installed in my browser. It is also available for Chromium. It works perfectly and I have not been interrupted wi
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   by harishpillay 3y ago

   I've been running a Jitsi server for a few years on my home network. Came in very handy during the lockdown. The setup is Jitsi running on a Debian 11 VM that is on a CentOS Stream 8 host. The hardware is an Intel NUC which has 16G of
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   by harishpillay 3y ago

   Red Hat "fork[ing] most of the upstream" is not telling the whole story. Yes, Red Hat works with upstream code, does additional QE/QA and certification as needed and make that available to customers on a subscription. Changes
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   by harishpillay 4y ago

   This commentary is incredibly inaccurate. The code of version 1 of tracetogether was open sourced in April 2020. The server side wasn't open sourced. There was a hardware based version of tt that went through a community based tear dow
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   USB Comes to the ESP32(hackaday.com)

   15 points by harishpillay 5y ago|0 comments