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by jpeeler 4y ago
The delta between main and the css branch is huge. Is there a plan for getting it into a tagged release? (Three months ago you basically said the same thing[1] as far as what's being focused on.) I know that you said you wanted to move
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by jpeeler 4y ago
What made you go with Mattermost for relaying messages to your phone?
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by jpeeler 4y ago
This is the one I'm leaning towards using as well. (Though https://github.com/go-shiori/shiori was a close second.) Linkding uses SQLite as the database, which for self-hosting is such a huge win. It doesn't
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by jpeeler 4y ago
But it's not the same paradigm - different message mediums have different communication expectations. And one of the differences between email and texting is that the group of texting people is smaller and more frequent. Therefore it&#
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by jpeeler 5y ago
FYI, WSL now supports mounting physical disks. So if you're running a setup like that, you can take advantage of a VM managed for you, along with not having to run Samba because files are made available in explorer (via 9P). I was able
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App and OS Virtualization in Rust using crosvm(blog.openw3b.org)
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by jpeeler 5y ago
I haven't run this long enough to definitely say that it's better, but this in theory should offer more correct vim behavior: https://github.com/asvetliakov/vscode-neovim
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by jpeeler 5y ago
Were you already using MinIO? As somebody who wants to eventually backup photos on my phone, I'm curious why not just use Syncthing for that?
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by jpeeler 6y ago
I've found that HN often chats about something only tangentially related to the article. And I think it's actually part of the culture here. But I agree that when you are passionate about a given topic it is a bit of a letdown whe
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by jpeeler 6y ago
Haven't tried it, but think so: https://mac.getutm.app/gallery/
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by jpeeler 6y ago
Depends on what out of box experience you want and if you want a GUI. For an easy out of box experience, open source, GUI based tool I suggest checking out https://github.com/utmapp/UTM . There's also an app store
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by jpeeler 6y ago
Specifically it's more of a peace of mind thing with regard to security. I actually do use Bitwarden though (bitwarden_rs container) and although the critical info in the database is encrypted, I worry less about my network getting hac
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by jpeeler 6y ago
Personally while I do run AdGuard Home on my Pi, the most important software is my password manager service. Keeping all my passwords both synchronized among devices and local without worrying about the power draw from the Pi staying on has
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by jpeeler 6y ago
Somewhat new? https://github.com/essej/sonobus/graphs/contributors I'm assuming the first date is from the commit date, which here is Aug 2, 2020.
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by jpeeler 6y ago
My understanding of the TurboTax free edition is that it doesn't support anything beyond basic income received from an employer. For those that don't really know the tax rules (including myself), are not the higher editions practi
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by jpeeler 6y ago
It's not technically required with direct pulls, but practically there has to be some way of coordinating patch exchanges. Even when using mailing lists for sending patches, the list hosting provider is subject to disrupting developmen
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by jpeeler 6y ago
I assume by mentioning Plaid, you'd be using their services to extract the transaction data? I keep hoping to find a (maintained/viable) open source project that uses headless browsing to login locally and extract transaction deta
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by jpeeler 6y ago
That is interesting and worth checking out. However, I'd say one of the benefits of using a featureful terminal is the ability to not have to use tmux. Am I understanding this correctly in that you have to use this inside tmux? If so,
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by jpeeler 6y ago
I use and love Kitty. One of my favorite features is the ability to yank text by word anywhere in the terminal and insert ( https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/conf.html#shortcut-kitty.Ins... ). There's also different h
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by jpeeler 6y ago
It's free outside of the IPv4 address, right? Pretty sure they started charging for that, or perhaps it is still delayed due to COVID.
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by jpeeler 6y ago
Do you know if Yandex mail has a friendly API? One of the things that keeps me on Gmail is that they have an API with many language bindings that I have used on occasion. Also, I see that they have their own browser?? https://bro
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by jpeeler 6y ago
Does the create during this time window return a specific enough error? This seems like the exact case where a controller that never gives up could provide value. Though I'm kind of amazed this is on the order of an hour instead of min
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by jpeeler 6y ago
Three finger drag is nice, but I wish it worked on any part of the window not just the title bar. Also, there should be a warning that enabling 3 finger drag automatically increases the "Mission Control" gesture from 3 fingers to
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by jpeeler 6y ago
Forgive me, but this sounds like the same perspective of the famous quote "640K is more memory than anyone will ever need on a computer" (no idea if Gates actually said it). People will always fill the bandwidth with something (ju
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by jpeeler 6y ago
This looks like a useful app that I've been looking for. That said, I replaced several individual applications I had been using with Hammerspoon Lua scripts, and had been planning on making my own for exactly this purpose as well. Perh
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by jpeeler 6y ago
I too thought it was live. Until I saw a sunset of a location one time zone away at 2 pm. And then one with rain in my current city with it being sunny presently. Since it's not live, maybe submissions should trim the part where they a
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by jpeeler 6y ago
Uh yeah, sorry I didn't specify that I meant at my house, also on a raspberry pi as well FWIW.
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by jpeeler 6y ago
I see you commented below that you used OpenVPN for implementing this. I tried using a self-hosted Squid proxy with the Spectrum website, but was unsuccessful at getting it to work. I also tried routing the traffic over SOCKS5 (using ssh -D
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by jpeeler 6y ago
My perspective on what might contribute to this (perceived?) lack of open source contribution coming from China may partially be our (the US') fault. Everyone knows that open source has mostly shifted to being commercialized on the who
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by jpeeler 6y ago
If you're a gmail and a notmuch user, consider using lieer - https://github.com/gauteh/lieer . It uses the Gmail API to synchronize mail bidirectionally so that you can handle mail locally (except for muting thread

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