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by mvip 4y ago
We've seen this (and similar TLS related issues) a fair bit at Screenly when working with Raspberry Pis. The best workaround that we've found is to use the date in a HTTP Header to set the initial time (if we detect this condition
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Securing and exposing local services with Tailscale and Nginx(blog.viktorpetersson.com)
3 points by mvip 4y ago|0 comments
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by mvip 4y ago
Screeenly ( https://screenly.io ) | Open Source Developer | Full-Time | Remote Screenly is looking for an open source developer to work on the most popular digital signage project on GitHub ( https://github.com/Scre
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by mvip 6y ago
> Let’s Redesign the Laptop for a Work-from-Home Era Isn't that just called a desktop? ;)
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by mvip 6y ago
Author here. Yeah definitely. Hoping to tap into more of these features in the future.
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Compiling Qt with Docker multi-stage and multi-platform(docker.com)
60 points by mvip 6y ago|12 comments
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by mvip 6y ago
https://github.com/vpetersson/im-a-teapot
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by mvip 6y ago
I haven't used any of these myself, but you might want to take a look at Facebook's approach to the problem[0]. It's rather different and innovative. You might also find Smallstep [1] and SSH Lockbox [2] interesting. [0] htt
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by mvip 6y ago
Looks like a nice alternative VNC Roulette [1] :) [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8810366
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The Shoulders of Giants [pdf](static1.squarespace.com)
50 points by mvip 6y ago|8 comments
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Achieving success with Home Assistant, Flux and sensors(blog.viktorpetersson.com)
2 points by mvip 6y ago|0 comments
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by mvip 7y ago
I've been using Buku ( https://github.com/jarun/Buku ) for some time and I really like it. Allows for tagging, and even visualization. I normally use the web interface, but there are browser extensions and CLI avail
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by mvip 7y ago
Love Proxmox. It has its quirks but overall a great platform for home usage (labs etc) and for small businesses.
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by mvip 7y ago
I'd recommend reading The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg. For me, creating habits and using a paper todo list have made a big impact on me. That said, i think everyone occasionally feels that they are slacking performing less than th
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by mvip 7y ago
Shameless self-plug, but I wrote about my decade long experience of remote work here[0], and included some further reading material that I've personally found useful. There are some books dedicated to this. I am actually toying with th
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So you want to build a remote company?(blog.viktorpetersson.com)
2 points by mvip 7y ago|1 comments
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by mvip 7y ago
Author of Screenly here. Please ping me on Twitter (@vpetersson) to see how we can help.
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by mvip 7y ago
I got a bunch of them running Screenly ( https://www.screenly.io ), so I'd say that's a good use :) Also, I'm using PiHole and Home Assistant. Disclaimer: I'm the author of Screenly.
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by mvip 7y ago
In theory, yes (but quality varies a lot on them). The point is that adding a proper eMMC would have made the device a lot more "production ready".
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by mvip 7y ago
That's fine for your desk, but hardly a good solution when deploying Raspberry Pis in the wild.
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by mvip 7y ago
...if they could only fix the storage. Using SD cards for this workload is a very bad fit.
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Google Calendar Is Down(twitter.com)
2 points by mvip 7y ago|0 comments
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by mvip 7y ago
Still on "MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Late 2013)," which is probably my 5th Macbook Pro (or equivalent) Been waiting for ages for Apple to fix their shit with the keyboard and make 32GB RAM an option for the 13". Hell will
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by mvip 7y ago
Author here. Usually you need a few hours overlap per day at least across a given team. This can be challenging depending on where the team members are located. We've had team members in Australia working with Europe, and there's
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by mvip 7y ago
Author here. I don't factor in lunch (so take away 30-60 min). Also, the 19:30 stop is there as a hard stop. Sometimes I feel drained at 17:30 or 18:00 after a very productive day. In that case, I'm happy to wrap up the day.
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by mvip 7y ago
Author here. Rarely digital. Mostly good old fashioned books. When I read on a tablet or similar I find it too easy to get side tracked and look up other things, and before you know it you've used up all your morning "quota"
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by mvip 7y ago
Author here. Yep, "batching" is great advice. I am a big fan of Pomodoros. Also, I usually only check my email twice per day: once time in late morning and once in the late afternoon. Each time I spend roughly one Pomodoro just on
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by mvip 7y ago
Author here. I 100% agree with this. That's one of the many reasons why I enfoce the 19:30 stop. After that is for socializing and other offline activities (such as reading).
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by mvip 7y ago
Spot on regarding getting dressed! After my morning excercise, I get dressed just as I were to go into the office. Regarding intra vs extraverts - I think you're right, it probably somewhat favors intraverts. However, I've worked
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by mvip 7y ago
Thanks you! Glad you find it helpful.

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