jeduardo

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by jeduardo 2y ago
Not really as far as I know. Providers in Germany have more or less standardized on Fritz!Box from AVM and the router comes with the admin password available. Updates are then fetched from upstream AVM. But the key point here is device inde
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by jeduardo 3y ago
pass (passwordstore.org) backed by a remote git repo works well across Linux, Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android, as all of them have decent clients available and there is working browser integration for all popular browsers using browserpass
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by jeduardo 4y ago
GrapheneOS looks interesting but DivestOS's focus seem to be aftermarket devices that Graphene is not targeting. I recently got an unofficial build of LineageOS running on a Nexus 4 (mako) device and I was positively surprised with the
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by jeduardo 5y ago
There is some info about archiving here: https://www.gwern.net/Archiving-URLs Lots of jobs and scripts, plus usage of archive.org as well. It's an interesting read.
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by jeduardo 5y ago
Ah yes, I went through the announcement and missed this sentence, thanks for pointing it. Makes sense as well, since "commercial licenses are also available from MongoDB, Inc." ( https://www.mongodb.com/community&#x
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by jeduardo 5y ago
Curious about how DigitalOcean will deal with clause 13 of the SSPL[0]. [0] https://www.mongodb.com/licensing/server-side-public-license
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by jeduardo 6y ago
Hey, that's quite interesting. Just tested it here with alacritty and was able to get data from a remote server into the clipboard. The downside here is that it did not seem to work immediately from inside tmux, but a quick search show
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by jeduardo 6y ago
Useful tool indeed, thanks for sharing. I use clipper[1], which delivers a similar function through a different implementation. What I like about that one is that with right config you can also pipe output from remote servers back into your
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by jeduardo 6y ago
https://archive.is/NOL3v
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by jeduardo 6y ago
Indeed, zooming out is a trick I use for a couple websites but even so it isn't perfect. I often face the situation where 80% size is still too big or brings the dreadful horizontal scroll but 70% ends up being too small and very hard
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by jeduardo 6y ago
Just tested the pure HTML version and was pleased to find out that it does not force a minimum browser width upon the user. I usually set my desktop (1080p) to use a 3-column layout with i3 and am always bothered by the fact that I cannot e
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Apple Purges 39,000 Games from China's App Store(gizmodo.com)
2 points by jeduardo 6y ago|0 comments
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by jeduardo 6y ago
If you're using any chrome-based browser, you might want to enable the "force dark mode for web content" flag under chrome://flags. Some few websites look weird, but the vast majority becomes pleasantly darker. HN l
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VMware to acquire SaltStack(saltstack.com)
4 points by jeduardo 6y ago|0 comments
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Deliveroo Stopping Operations in Germany
3 points by jeduardo 7y ago|1 comments
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by jeduardo 7y ago
Do you have more info about this? As far as I understand if you use e2e encryption with riot/matrix you should be quite safe.
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by jeduardo 7y ago
I also hope Matrix takes off. I have been using riot.im for some time to check if it could replace the many chat applications one is forced to use these days (FBMessenger, Slack, Signal, Telegram, WhatsApp, etc). It does have its quirks but
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by jeduardo 8y ago
> Booting from ZFS seemed like a hassle, without clear benefits. It used to be a major hassle around 2 years ago but since then things have evolved significantly, up to the point where as long as you follow the install instructions corre
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by jeduardo 10y ago
Well, we (and by this I mean myself and my fantastic team) have been running it since 2015 as the main filesystem for a double-digit number of KVM hosts running a triple-digit number of virtual machines executing an interesting mix of workl
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by jeduardo 10y ago
157xxx here. Logged in just for kicks and found out that yes, the password still works. :) I don't remember meeting anyone with a lower number than mine, although I was aware that, at least on the global user directory, there were 2 pe