sandreas

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   by sandreas 2y ago

   Is starlink an Option?(in case you did not know)
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   Ask HN: Any 80% ISO TKL low-profile keyboard for Lofree Kailh Ghost?

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   Show HN: Updated Audio CD ripping optical drive accuracy listing

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   by sandreas 2y ago

   Thanks, very cool
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   by sandreas 2y ago

   You could try OCRmyPDF ( https://github.com/ocrmypdf/OCRmyPDF )
6. 276.▲
   by sandreas 2y ago

   You could try MiniCPM 2.6.
7. 277.▲
   by sandreas 2y ago

   That TTY typo reveals you're a true nerd ;-)
8. 278.▲
   by sandreas 2y ago

   You're welcome. Maybe use 0.2.5 then, i probably forgot to update the readme :-)
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   by sandreas 2y ago

   Maybe. I was drawn in by the reproducable setup routine that can't break the existing system. I didn't think too mich about how it is achieved.
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    Thanks. Try `tone`[1] my pet project. I'm pretty sure it won't work without tinkering out of the box. Since I need a dev machine, that supports my FOSS projects, NixOS is not for me :-) BTW it was not the ONLY reason, I ditched it
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    The main reason I ditched NixOS was the missing ability to run dynamically linked executables by default and not wanting to deal with the possible fixes. Good to See that there is hope for that.
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    Didn't know that. Thanks for posting this and taking the time.
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    How does the exploit work? Can it be executed remotely, even via prepared websites or is access to the Hardware required?
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    R5s has one :-)
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    Datasette Visidata More tools at: https://github.com/dbohdan/structured-text-tools I often also use Pycharm community edition with multicursor (Mark next occurrence in keymap) to live edit Text files
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    I use 24.10 with a NanoPI R5S and it works as expected. Wifi via NVMe Adapter needed some tinkering, but Mediatek ftw. Most time wasted for the custom 3d printed case cover to fit the Adapter + wifi antennas
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    Just get a Banana Pi BPI R4 or NanoPi R6S they have microSD slots and/or NVMe. Or just an x64 device (Intel N100 or N305) with multiple network ports.
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    Last one was zfs-tool, a tool to help cleanup snapshots and regaining space: https://github.com/sandreas/zfs-tool
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    Well, this might be unpopular but for the 2000$ price point it may be the macOS ecosystem. The most important part to run LLMs might be the VRAM-size. Since modern Macs use unified memory you simplified get RAM=VRAM, so a 64GB MacBook Pro m
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    There is TRMM (tactical remote management). https://docs.tacticalrmm.com/ But it's hard to setup and pretty huge.
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    What I really like is the fact that you can basically build anything in this language. From command line tools over Apps or small GUIs up to full fledged Server Backends or Webservices, even WASM... everything is possible. The NativeAOT app
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    ddterm is just a drop down terminal extension for gnome (like Guake or Yakuake). Dropdown means that it has an animation to drop from the top of your screen. You can configure it to be an overlay or pushing away the other windows. I'm
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    In the old days (TM) jquery made things easy and cross platform (all browsers). It could literally take any parameter (string, array, function, ...) and mostly did magically what the dev expected. It is very intuitive and productive. For sm
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    Here is also a brief overview, how to use a "clone" lightgun without the filter to play on modern LCD TVs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qCZ-Z-OZFUs
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    This is so cool. A little context: In germany we sometimes try to be funny (in a nice way - not making fun of native speakers but more of ourselves not being able to translate something), when we translate german phrases to english word-by-
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    Ah nice to know in case I need this. Thanks for taking the time.
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    I also use yazi along with kitty. Unfortunately I did not find an (acceptable) way to simulate the behaviour of ddterm GNOME extension with kitty or alacritty. A dropdown Terminal with image protocol for file preview would be
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    Nice. While I prefer a combination of these tools fzf zoxide fd Small helpers are always good to have. Thanks for sharing
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    I wonder if they did implement C&C funpark command line easter egg (Dinosaur levels) and the Shift-Speaker-click Ant missions from C&C 2 mission packs :-)
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    I used gridstack[1] in the past. How does Puck compare? 1: https://gridstackjs.com/