nvllsvm

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by nvllsvm 2y ago
Syncthing for files (music, photos, videos, noted), DAVx5 for contacts+calendar. Everything else is either a client app (email) or ephemeral (text messages).
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by nvllsvm 2y ago
https://github.com/astral-sh/uv
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by nvllsvm 2y ago
Mortal Engines?
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by nvllsvm 2y ago
lf is similar (I switched a system Python version update broke ranger). https://github.com/gokcehan/lf I have it integrated into zsh so the current directory is whatever dir I was in when exiting lf.
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by nvllsvm 2y ago
I used various Subsonic clients for a number of years, but the clients were always lacking. Android clients were buggy or didn't prioritize local caching and I preferred to use mpd+ncmpcpp on my laptop. I ended up switching to fully-lo
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by nvllsvm 2y ago
Better yet, GrapheneOS allows you you sandbox Google's crap if you need or want it. Very useful when needing to use a proprietary app that requires it.
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by nvllsvm 2y ago
+1 I can't recommend libvips enough. I recently switched to it from ImageMagick+tificc in a flatbed scanner appliance and am seeing a minimum of a 2x performance increase with minimal memory usage. libvips makes it easy to setup a pipe
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by nvllsvm 2y ago
I've had a lot of luck capturing USB packets using a Windows virtual machine and Wireshark on a Linux host. Most recently I've used this to reverse engineer the configuration protocol of the Pulsar X2 v2 Mini gaming mouse. I'
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by nvllsvm 2y ago
Two tube slides that went from the second floor to the lobby. https://web.archive.org/web/20240802221354/https://media.biz...
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by nvllsvm 2y ago
I use KOReader to read epubs on Android, but not PDFs. Being geared towards eink devices, KOReader lacks the smooth panning+zooming one would typically expect in an Android PDF reader. I've settled on using Bubble2 when I need to read
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by nvllsvm 2y ago
I've found using labeled, stacked 6qt bins w/ lids to be good enough for me. https://r.nullsum.net/img/20240702_organization.jpg I keep them mostly space efficient by combining as many things into each bin wh
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by nvllsvm 2y ago
This is why I encourage not overriding common commands in $PATH. Setup an alias instead so it only applies to interactive shells (or just type the new command :p). Shell scripting is already fickle enough with compatibility issues across th
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by nvllsvm 2y ago
More info on the OS https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/HarmonyOS_NEXT
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by nvllsvm 3y ago
Looks promising, but the Android app is closed source. Hard pass until it's source code is released under a FOSS license and buildable+usable without analytics nor prioprietary libraries. https://github.com/netbirdio&#x
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by nvllsvm 3y ago
What are the age ranges of people dying from cigarettes vs. opiate abuse?
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by nvllsvm 4y ago
Which declutter tools specifically?
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by nvllsvm 4y ago
Yup - there's a built-in web UI and a number of native desktop clients (Tremotesf is a good one).
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by nvllsvm 4y ago
You're lucky that you have a perpetual license. They recently switched to only one year of updates.
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by nvllsvm 4y ago
Not OP, but Krita works better on hidpi displays for me.
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by nvllsvm 4y ago
So what would you recommend instead?
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by nvllsvm 4y ago
Mozilla explicitly disables about:config in the stable release of Firefox on Android. Works fine in the beta and nightly releases though. As for why they disabled it, no clue. Just bitter, disdainful speculation.
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by nvllsvm 4y ago
Alpine uses busybox for its shell and core utils. While closer to pure POSIX than bash or GNU, it has support for a few non-POSIX features (the shell supports the source command and brace expansion, and iirc some of the utils support non-st
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by nvllsvm 4y ago
I've spent a lot of time writing portable shell scripts which needed to run on Arch Linux (GNU coreutils), Alpine Linux (busybox), and MacOS (whatever their defaults are). Even used shellcheck to lint and ran all scripts with dash shel
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by nvllsvm 4y ago
> Not really comfortable with the direction this technology is going when it has to be paired with an app Even worse is that the app appears to only be distributed on either the Apple or Google store - thus requiring an account with a th
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by nvllsvm 4y ago
I too was using SMS in Signal, but only because it was slightly better that the default in GrapheneOS. That said, I thought it still sucked. Sharing a photo from another app only showed a list of Signal chats and my contacts - with existing
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by nvllsvm 4y ago
For some - it was when their ISP started sending their customers scary sounding letters regarding certain downloaded movies and shows. Some ISPs also needlessly block certain sites (ex. Verizon blocks nyaa.si)
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by nvllsvm 4y ago
Why not just buy a less powerful GPU? The 4080 is likely far, far more powerful than the series X.
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by nvllsvm 4y ago
> Russia is at peace with Ukraine right now. There is nothing peaceful about the Russian invasion of Ukraine outside of the pedantry of spoke claims of "being at peace".
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by nvllsvm 4y ago
From what I've seen, the ODROID handhelds (Advance, Super) prices remained relatively constant due to brands like Anbernic typically having better build quality. Personally, I've tried both the ODROID Go Advance and the Anbernic e
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by nvllsvm 4y ago
The time-to-crack varies depending on the game. Cracks for popular games such as Dying Light 2 and Far Cry 6 were released months after the games were initially released. Less popular games such as Burnout Paradise Remastered have yet to be

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