phre4k

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by phre4k 6y ago
Surely a box with some plastique cubes in it will protect you from these nation states. It's not like they're buying a $5 wrench or anything.
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by phre4k 6y ago
I just love that Asian developers finally 'discovered' the English speaking FOSS community. A lot of the software I use and contribute to has gained many contributors from China, Singapore and Japan through the last 1-2 years. It
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by phre4k 6y ago
https://kanboard.org/ has dependencies. What do you mean by 'dependency graph'? A graph showing relations and backlinks like with Obsidian? Or graph in a programming sense where you can access elements programmati
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by phre4k 6y ago
Can't you already navigate with the tree view instead of materialised backlinks? What's the benefit? I prefer to link my sites organically inside of text in the page. E.g. on a page about Linux I'd write GNU/Linux is an
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by phre4k 6y ago
There's a collection of additional VScode plugins called foam you might be interested in. https://foambubble.github.io/foam/
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by phre4k 6y ago
Foam is the open source alternative to Obsidian. https://foambubble.github.io/foam/
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by phre4k 6y ago
Or we could try to make the apps we write more efficient AND make sure people have decent internet. You know, saving data is saving energy.
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by phre4k 6y ago
Epub uses lots of XML.
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by phre4k 6y ago
How would you do the commentary or reviews? In principle every software on the list should be awesome.
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by phre4k 6y ago
Create a PR and fix them. Also, https://awesome.re is the de facto 'community' coming together to try to mitigate the lack of duration you mentioned.
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by phre4k 6y ago
There's a more active fork at https://github.com/n1trux/awesome-sysadmin .
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Baserow – An Open Source No-Code DB and Airtable/Access Alternative(baserow.io)
4 points by phre4k 6y ago|1 comments
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by phre4k 6y ago
Oh no, the xckd.com/927 begins. We had JSON5, now we have Ion. Google and Microsoft will probably run their own, too, soon. Why the IT community always forks their standards and never merges baffles me since >20 years.
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by phre4k 6y ago
Haha, that is correct. At least I got the URL right :)
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by phre4k 6y ago
Bigwig Studio ( https://www.bitwig.com/en/bitwig-studio.html ) isn't open source bit definitely comparable to the tools you mentioned. Coupled with the JACK audio routing.... thing it's pretty great for audio p
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by phre4k 6y ago
I just installed https://www.lesbonscomptes.com/recoll/ today and it's exactly that. Super extensible and super fast once you built an index. I only had to add a global file exclusion rule .* which prevents the in
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by phre4k 6y ago
It's almost as if pirating software for home users doesn't have the negative impact the big corporations would make you believe.
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by phre4k 6y ago
The tabbed ribbons are called Notebookbar in LibreOffice.
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by phre4k 6y ago
“magic folder” sync always meant https://syncthing.net for me. Once set up it syncs in LAN, over slow connections, with lots of changed files, handles concurrent syncs, hundreds of GBs of data etc. – it's great and becoming
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by phre4k 6y ago
I guess they meant https://mmap.it which is open sourced at https://github.com/pdepip/mmap.it (matches their username).
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by phre4k 7y ago
2) could be partially solved by backing up all of your keys from all devices. After that, non-decryptable messages decreased about 95%. Ironically, backing up your keys is done by recovering your keys from a backup – Settings → Cryptography
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Steam breaks in userspace due to SACK mitigations, Torvalds merges fix(github.com)
3 points by phre4k 7y ago|0 comments
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by phre4k 8y ago
Yo dawg, I heard you like progress, so check out rsync's --info=progress2 You can use it since rsync version 3.1.0.