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by l72 3y ago
I run vaultwarden in docker and use jwilder/nginx-proxy and jrcs/letsencrypt-nginx-proxy-companion to add an SSL proxy. It is nice, because it has the option to keep http open on the subdomain for doing let's encrypt stuff, b
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by l72 3y ago
We (tech professionals) really need to be hosting things like vaultwarden for our extended family. That is what I do, and have had good success. I even keep my vaultwarden on a private network and have an always on wireguard vpn on all my f
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by l72 3y ago
Is flathub.org not a great GUI for browsing apps. If you click the down arrow next to 'Install', it gives you the command to install from the command line, so it's just a quick copy and paste. Or you can download the .flatpak
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by l72 3y ago
Wow, I didn't realize github did this!
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by l72 3y ago
We also name all branches after our Jira tickets, and our merge commit into the main branch is always: `TICKET-XXX - TICKET SUMMARY`. When we close the ticket in Jira, we also link back to the merge commit. The Merge commit also updates the
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by l72 3y ago
I prefer to have every commit into the main branch be a merge. Work in your feature branch, do whatever you want, then use a single merge commit when it comes into the main branch. Then you can do a `git log --first-parent` and only see the
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by l72 3y ago
What is the best opensource forum software?
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by l72 3y ago
Why aren't we building a compositor with plugable/programmable components? That would make it behave more like Xorg, where there is a primary implementation, so things like screenshots, global hotkeys, and other things work consis
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by l72 3y ago
While this sounds good, why are we so focused on charging stations? It seems to me, it would make much more sense to have a series of batteries that can quickly be removed, and have battery exchanges. Then, if you need a charge, you pull ov
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by l72 3y ago
At our small tech company, QA is elevated to a whole different level. The QA lead(s) are involved in all product planning meetings and develop the requirements with the product team. Our QA lead has a phd and two have masters degrees! They
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by l72 3y ago
I really dislike large stores. They are so overwhelming. I find the average grocery store in the US to be way too big. As a highly specialized retailer looking for a very small space, it is incredibly difficult to find. Commercial property
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by l72 3y ago
To add to this, I have a laptop with 32G of RAM and am able to run some 7B models on CPU. But I'd like to work on some larger models. Are there any eGPUs that can aid in this?
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by l72 3y ago
Correct, `--first-parent` will show a similar view. We do a merge-only strategy with git, so using --first-parent is very important in our workflow. But it is not the default. Which means if you check out the project and just do git log, yo
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by l72 3y ago
When moving from subversion to a DVCS around 2006, we evaluated git, bazaar (now breezy), and mercurial. This was before github, and git was really tied to the development style of the linux kernel. I can't remember exactly what issues
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by l72 3y ago
Correct, this is the continuation of Bazaar.
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by l72 3y ago
Here is what I use RSS for beside tracking blogs, news sites, review sites, and so on: - Notifications from Bandcamp artists/labels -- These come as emails as bandcamp doesn't have personalized RSS feeds, but I use imapfilter to g
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by l72 3y ago
Yes, this killed navigation and pressing back. I was on example 4 in rust, and changed it to c++ to look at the differences. Instead, it showed the intro page in c++ and pressing back does nothing, as the history is completely broken. There
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by l72 3y ago
Things can get really complicated with x11 when you have processes running on remote machines or using XEmbed. With XEmbed, what may look like a single window is actually multiple windows all managed by different processes with their own re
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by l72 3y ago
I too have gone back to ripping Blu Rays, but it is a pain. Sometimes I buy the blu-ray, then torrent the digital files. If they'd just sell me a DRM free digital version, I'd be all over it. I'd probably end up paying _more_
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by l72 3y ago
When we have business logic changes or a bug fix, I require our developers to write test cases for the new behavior and commit that. I want to see those test fail in the CI systems. THEN they can implement the changes until the tests pass.
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by l72 3y ago
The problem is the PE company comes in and buys basically every vet clinic or nursing home in a city, undercutting the independents. Once the independents retire, shut down, or eventually sell, then the enshittification happens. This has be
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by l72 3y ago
I have generally enjoyed the language. My biggest issue is that documentation is somewhat limited outside of the core libraries, and being a niche language, you have some limited resources for help. It is nice having a language that compile
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by l72 3y ago
Camp Counselor ( https://line72.net/software/camp-counselor/ ). This is a GNOME application for managing your bandcamp.com wishlist. My wishlist has grown to >1000 albums on bandcamp. It has become more of a &quo
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by l72 3y ago
Even later! My grandparents still had a black and white "portable" in the kitchen in the early 90s. My friend (who was wealthy) still had a black a white portable that my friend's sister would watch soap operas on in the mid-
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by l72 3y ago
My mother-in-law (from Alabama) recently gifted me all _her_ grandmother's cast iron (my wife can't cook). I hope they get passed down for a few more generations!
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by l72 3y ago
It is interesting that even some of my non-technical (capable, but not tech-geeks) have started to move to jellyfin or plex. My age group is 35-45, so it isn't like we are broke college students that need to pirate movies, but we'
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by l72 3y ago
I have done this too. I set up a jellyfin, and re-ripped all my old dvds and blu-rays. I am also renting and ripping blu-rays from my library a lot too. It isn't just the lack of content, content suddenly being removed, or even the exp
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by l72 3y ago
It was, but GitHub has basically removed authenticated access via https
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by l72 3y ago
It depends on the client but several of mine have wanted me to use a separate account with an email for their domain. I suppose this is so they can take over the account rather than just removing my main account.
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by l72 3y ago
How do people handle multiple git identities with github+ssh? Since you always log in as the `git` user, you can't reuse keys. I end up with an ~/.ssh/config like: Host github-client1 Hostname github.com User git

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