khimaros

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   MuditaOS And Mudita Center are now fully Open Source(mudita.com)

   92 points by khimaros 5y ago|60 comments
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   by khimaros 5y ago

   it sounds like Secure Scuttlebutt
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   by khimaros 5y ago

   Nemo
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   by khimaros 5y ago

   or perhaps a realtime operating system named KaiROS?
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   by khimaros 5y ago

   i don't mean necessarily doing active NC. i was more curious about doing an initial tune with the car at idle or while driving on the road as a way to compensate for the average. is there any value in doing something like that? maybe e
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   by khimaros 5y ago

   would it make any sense to use this for tuning a car stereo? particularly, to compensate for engine or road noise?
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   by khimaros 5y ago

   also used by yunohost by default.
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   by khimaros 5y ago

   they are tracking it: https://gitlab.com/staltz/manyverse/-/issues/1157
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   by khimaros 5y ago

   this may interest you: https://github.com/Pauan/rust-dominator
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    by khimaros 5y ago

    Fennec F-Droid on Android 11 has some rendering issues.
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    by khimaros 5y ago

    recommendations: Veloren (voxel based Dwarf Fortress inspired), minetest (extensible MineCraft engine), Mindustry (Factorio-like factory builder)
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    by khimaros 5y ago

    i have frequently needed to do this on Chrome Pixelbook, so it might just be that Meet is generally buggy.
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    by khimaros 5y ago

    it looks like there are GSI builds available for Android 9 [0] and Android 10 [1] launch devices. Android 9 supports seems to be more advanced. [0] https://github.com/orgs/droidian/projects/1 [1] https:&#x2F
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    by khimaros 5y ago

    this seems to contain the latest status and build instructions: https://github.com/biktorgj/pinephone_modem_sdk there are also some interesting reverse engineering details here: https://xnux.eu/devices&
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    by khimaros 5y ago

    have you already tried the instructions here? https://wiki.mobian-project.org/doku.php?id=tweaks#display-r...
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    by khimaros 5y ago

    i'm a happy borg backup user, but this looks really promising. thanks for sharing. have the developers made any commitments to storage format stability?
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    by khimaros 5y ago

    i have been using Jellyfin with Finamp and jane been happy with it so far. i also use Jellyfin for video content at home (with Kodi integration).
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    by khimaros 5y ago

    Jellyfin pairs well with LibreELEC running on Raspberry Pi. there is an addon which keeps the library (including watch status) in sync with the native Kodi library across multiple devices.
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    by khimaros 5y ago

    Jellyfin is a community fork of emby.
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    by khimaros 5y ago

    and the equivalent for android: https://github.com/tobykurien/webapps
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    by khimaros 5y ago

    if you want complexity, you really want hypergraphs. ;)
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    by khimaros 5y ago

    XMind is no longer open source. another option is kitty and the accompanying vscode extension.
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    by khimaros 5y ago

    yes
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    by khimaros 5y ago

    also scrcpy
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    by khimaros 5y ago

    encrypted, deduplicated offsite backups are another approach. borgbackup on free tier cloud services can be useful for this.
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    by khimaros 5y ago

    i personally recommend borgbackup
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    by khimaros 5y ago

    https://github.com/fredrik-corneliusson/click-web
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    by khimaros 5y ago

    an interesting related tool is https://github.com/fredrik-corneliusson/click-web which builds on the click library to create web front ends automatically.
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    by khimaros 5y ago

    this seems like a good starting point: https://gitlab.com/wildland/wildland-tutorials/-/tree/master...
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    by khimaros 5y ago

    seems to have some overlap (at least conceptually) with https://remotestorage.io/