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by m3nu 4y ago
There was a big UI update last year or so. Been using it since then and liking it a lot.
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by m3nu 4y ago
> Depending on your mailer, it should result in a signoff that doesn't get included if you hit Reply. Not in Apple Mail or Roundcube webmail from what I see. :-( Is this a standard?
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by m3nu 4y ago
Yeah, still ongoing. My monitoring is showing Netlify sites switching between on and offline.
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by m3nu 5y ago
I keep TOTP separate on my phone. Password database will be decrypted in memory after it's unlocked and can be dumped with sufficient privileges. You could argue that an attacker with access to copy the password DB can intercept OTP as
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by m3nu 5y ago
Oh. Lucky coincidence. Great to have an official release again.
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by m3nu 5y ago
Works well and results look good. There wasn't a release for a few years, so be sure to use the nightly version.
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by m3nu 5y ago
It’s a trade-off between adding new apps quickly and testing them very well. Currently I tend to add more apps and just monitor for failures in Sentry. Mostly to see which categories are used and to provide enough choice. Thanks for stickin
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by m3nu 5y ago
Wow! Thanks for the tips! Will look into adding those during the next review. Using docker.io/baserow/baserow:1.9.1 currently. For now the image is marked as "experimental". And I'm looking into channeling future is
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by m3nu 5y ago
Yeah, still in public beta and multi-container apps like Baserow are pretty new and marked as "experimental". Already looking into the error. Edit: Should work, but takes several minutes before the web UI becomes available. We do
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by m3nu 5y ago
This was one of the first apps I added to run on PikaPods. So free to use during beta and I hope to set up a revenue sharing agreement with the project soon: https://www.pikapods.com/apps
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by m3nu 5y ago
Friendly reminder to check your backups and don'g wake up a fool tomorrow. :-)
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World Backup Day – March 31(worldbackupday.com)
6 points by m3nu 5y ago|2 comments
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by m3nu 5y ago
You can read the messages in those transactions by choosing "view input as...". Pretty funny actually: > Hi. Please donate to innocent Russians population who are being punished! Help Innocent People ($HIP). We are supporting o
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by m3nu 5y ago
At Vorta ( https://github.com/borgbase/vorta/ ) we're also happy users of the PyQt + PyInstaller stack. Not really needed for Linux, but great for macOS. It's even possible to use Sparkle via PyObjc for au
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by m3nu 5y ago
dito
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by m3nu 5y ago
It's a kind of artificial textile. For face masks it needs to be small enough to filter large droplets, but large enough for air. It also has an electric charge to bind very small particles to the fabric. So not your ordinary fabric.
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by m3nu 5y ago
The machines to make masks are fairly cheap (100k or so, maybe less now) and with some tinkering they can be fully automated. Also gives more consistent quality. The expensive part is the non-woven base material. I’m not sure this would be
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by m3nu 5y ago
IF works well. Been doing it for years too. 2 meals on most days and one meal sometimes. Just avoid eating too much for those remaining meals.
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by m3nu 5y ago
Friend of mine left for Kyrgyzstan this morning. Together with his Ukrainian girlfriend. When the plane took off everyone onboard was clapping. Another acquaintance flew his Russian UX designer and family to Dubai this week. At the same tim
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by m3nu 5y ago
Hosting this is still a major hurdle for ordinary folks. That's why I'm currently building a light and low-cost container hosting service to run selected FOSS apps. Setup and hosting is all taken care of, while still giving you fu
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by m3nu 5y ago
I find it nice, if it's not spammy. Two relatively distant friends starting do a quarterly "newsletter" of their projects and I found myself getting in touch with them more often. Same with strangers on social media. Often go
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by m3nu 5y ago
Fell for it too. Was hoping for something else :-(
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by m3nu 5y ago
BorgBase has been around since 2018 and we also maintain Vorta, a popular desktop backup client (also included in Debian since Buster). In addition we sponsor Borg and Borgmatic to keep the eco system healthy. Most providers don't go a
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by m3nu 5y ago
Short plug: At https://BorgBase.com , we also do append-only backups and every repo is isolated. The majority or repos is append-only at this point.
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by m3nu 5y ago
Just discovered that macOS supports Yubikeys in PKCS11 mode natively now. So no extra libs, like OpenSC needed and it works very stable (no repeated PIN requests). Lib and config line in .ssh/config is just: `PKCS11Provider /usr&#
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by m3nu 5y ago
Let's call it "around 50%". :-) This is just one day from one site. I didn't calculate in detail, but was surprised that it was as high as that around most sites (some docs sites, control panel, etc)
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by m3nu 5y ago
For my service, DDG traffic[1] is currently 50% of Google's, which is quite impressive. This is not a representative niche of course, but still good to see. 1: https://twitter.com/borg_base/status/147480711228
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by m3nu 5y ago
It seems to use ffmpeg and aria2. :-) So the repo is a bit like youtube-dl in that it puts the pieces together and finds the right links. https://github.com/widevinedump/WV-AMZN-4K-RIPPER/tree/main/...
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by m3nu 5y ago
Using the same stack and have to agree. Once it’s up, it’s rather low maintenance. I wouldn’t start again from scratch, though today. There is also a guy, Jar, who runs a rather his own email service, mxroute, quite successfully. Users love
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by m3nu 5y ago
> The very mechanical understanding of a contract means that we cannot tell the difference between a transaction that abides by the rules and one that exploits a bug in the system, respecting the letter of the law but not its spirit. Thi

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