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by sandreas 2y ago
This is exactly the reason why I'm not open sourcing a tool I developed where you can take an audio book together with an epub to build an ljspeech dataset and train a voice model. Although it was not too hard to create I believe makin
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by sandreas 2y ago
See my comment. Magic earth is not FOSS but considered as friendly
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by sandreas 2y ago
With tmux you can do nethunter without root
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by sandreas 2y ago
Ente.io supports selfhosting. Thanks for fairemail, will check it out soon
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by sandreas 2y ago
I would probably use either CalyxOS, GrapheneOS or /e/OS with a set of open source apps: Aurora Store Open Camera Immich / Ente.io Obtainium Magic Earth / Organic Maps PDF Doc Scan Binary Eye K9 Mail
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by sandreas 2y ago
Isn't Kotlin based on JVM and Swift is natively compiled? That's a pretty significant difference and I'm not aware of any "to native" compiler for Kotlin like the NativeAOT approach exists for .NET...
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by sandreas 2y ago
Does it support page dewarping[1] and 1bit color Palette PNG in PDF so shrink filesize[2]? I would love to See these features... 1: https://github.com/LittleTrickster/PDF-Doc-Scan/issues/17#is... 2: https:&#
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by sandreas 2y ago
I know that... mine too
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by sandreas 2y ago
Ok, now with ZFS encrypted root and zfs-auto-snapshot please ;) Just kidding, great article, thank you.
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by sandreas 2y ago
Try buying a third Party holder and flash ironOS[1] to allow cool extra features. 1: https://github.com/Ralim/IronOS
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by sandreas 2y ago
Great article, especially the awesome tools collection at the bottom. I'm barely missing any of my daily drivers: # dra - automatically download release assets from github # example: dra download -a "dundee/gdu" -I
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by sandreas 2y ago
Yeah I should, but since it only contains tools I tend to start from zsh, I did not care too much :-) thanks for the hint though, almost forgot that.
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by sandreas 2y ago
SEO is mostly about being linked by other pages, the more popular, the better... second most important thing is to have a good amount of high quality content (like a bunch of blog articles, a glossary with great explanations, etc.). To prev
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by sandreas 2y ago
I don't want them in `.config` though :-) I'd like to specify the location to a personal git repository, that is not named `.config` :-)
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by sandreas 2y ago
I prefer using ONE symlinked ~/.zshrc -> ~/dotfiles/etc/zsh/.zshrc and then using ENV-Variables within the .zshrc to specifiy other config file locations: # starship export STARSHIP_CONFIG="$HOME/
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by sandreas 2y ago
Did you ask in a github discussion in the openzfs project? That would be my first place to get expert knowlegde. Maybe you can try some of the following: https://www.tritondatacenter.com/blog/zfs-forensics-recoveri...
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by sandreas 2y ago
I think with Wifi 6e and 7 this is no longer true. Most of these devices are really powerful supporting at least one usb3 port. This is probably no longer a problem in the near future, especially when 1080p is enough.
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by sandreas 2y ago
Cool i didn't know that
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by sandreas 2y ago
I would love to see an OpenWRT implementation, so that your router can be your KVM device :-)
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by sandreas 2y ago
> How much more power is dissipated clearly depends on the quality of the PSU Yeah I know - while "quality" (I assume efficiency) is not the only factor, because low tier PSU (<200W, like Pico PSU) are far less consuming bel
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by sandreas 2y ago
I really like IPMI, but what I don't like about it for homelab use cases is the additional ~5W of idle power consumption. Using the Gigabyte MC12-LE0 Board with Ryzen Pro 5650 for a home server should be a no brainer costing ~50 bucks,
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by sandreas 2y ago
So, while this is kind of true, and I totally support having headphone jacks in phones (I'm on a Pixel 4a) this post lacks many details and "alternatives". Modern phones might have wireless charging - so charging while listen
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by sandreas 2y ago
There is also fdkaac[1] AS a wrapper for libfdk-aac. Besides that there a several docker images including static builds of ffmpeg including the libfdk bindings. However, Am I the only one questioning a lossy codec suboptimal for archival pu
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by sandreas 2y ago
I'd personally use hugo[1] with the "blonde"[2] theme these days. Some time ago I wrote a tutorial[3] about getting hugo to work with a specific theme and making it NOT look like everything else, but unfortunately it still la
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by sandreas 2y ago
My opinion: Exceptions are sometimes good for things going totally wrong, like connection failures or disk full. What I don't like is that it is a pretty big (and sometimes slow) concept that is often misused as 'message bus'
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by sandreas 2y ago
Here are some not-too-mainstream I'd really liked: Second hand lions (2003) Hidden Figures (2016) Donnie Darko (2001) This Beautiful Fantastic (2016) Les émotifs anonymes (2010) It's Kind of a Funny Story (2010) Th
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by sandreas 2y ago
Mmh thanks for you response. PiKVM[1] is a ready to use product an it works on >= RPI4... So if this was correct, how would you explain? 1: https://pikvm.org/
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by sandreas 2y ago
I recently thought about using a cheap USB HDMI capture card (7 bucks) and a RP2040(7 bucks) to build a PiKVM like device. Connecting the 2040 via serial emulating USB keyboard and mouse would make it possible to use older rasperry pi 3 dev
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by sandreas 2y ago
Why not just rent a root server and use WireGuard / OpenVPN for your trusted clients? Sounds like you want a Virtual Private Network and SSH is only one (pretty restricted) way to do this...
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by sandreas 2y ago
Did you know NBFC (Notebook Fan Control)? It's old, but still works on some devices and you can create custom profiles via XML. https://github.com/hirschmann/nbfc

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