sandreas

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by sandreas 2y ago
Use localsend[1]. Works everywhere... 1: https://localsend.org
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by sandreas 2y ago
Well, then I totally misunderstood the problem. I'm not a researcher, so I don't think I can contribute much to your topic. However, Ransomware these days can: Lure on you system for a pretty long time until they take action (
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by sandreas 2y ago
A phone is an extremely versatile device (Audio, Camera, Storage, Display, Battery, USB-C), but for some purposes it is just not the right choice. I use old phones as remote audio player surveilance cam book scanner What I wo
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by sandreas 2y ago
While technically this sounds interesting, using an old phone to install ONE App and call it a NAS is not what I expected. Additionally, a storage solution (NAS) relying on a single eMMC or microSD neither seems very reliable nor fast enoug
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by sandreas 2y ago
I'm missing the threat of ransomware in your explanation. The best concept does not help, if everything is always online and ransomware is able to encrypt your backups. I personally use the following backup strategy: - Setup an encrypt
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by sandreas 2y ago
There is also the FriendlyElec NAS Kit[1][2] and the Odroid H4 (Ultra) [3], only if someone else might consider this. I'd personally prefer the Gigabyte MC12-LE0 Board for 50 Bucks with a Ryzen 5600 / 5650, which supports IPMI and
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by sandreas 2y ago
Die you consider Fujitsu Celsius Workstations (e.g. Celsius W570 / W580)? These machines are pretty big, but cheap and i managed to get a Fujitsu D3417-A board Bojiadafast Adapter 24-16pin aliex. 160W streacom nano Xeon 1225v
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by sandreas 2y ago
I heard the best thing you can do as a woman to prevent allergies is to eat everything you can think of (especially food known to cause allergic reactions) during pregnancy. Is this true?
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by sandreas 2y ago
cool thanks!
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by sandreas 2y ago
Speakers are my pain point... Although I mostly use headphones, these speakers are just bad. Lpcamm2 is inevitable in the long run, but doable today as Lenovo shows. The other features would just be nice to have, but I'd love to see EC
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by sandreas 2y ago
I would love to see the following: Coreboot support Better speakers ECC RAM support LPCAMM2 support (modern RAM to save power and space) Then it would be near perfect with Ryzen...
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by sandreas 2y ago
There are indeed commercial cli tools. One example I came across is sourceguardian[1], which is a command line tool to "protect" your PHP source code by encrypting it. This way you can put it on a server that is not controlled by
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by sandreas 2y ago
This. And it does not even exclude having a (T)UI. Modern terminal tools like neovim, lazygit, zellij, btop++ or yazi can do many things as window management, image previews and colors as well as having mouse support.
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by sandreas 2y ago
CachyOS looked so promising... Good performance, ZFS in the Installer, arch based... Unfortunately the setup crashed on my notebook and my proxmox VM, so I could not really test it. What a pitty...
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by sandreas 2y ago
Notebook RAM is about to change. Maybe it is worth waiting a bit... https://www.tomshardware.com/laptops/lenovo-thinkpad-p1-gen-...
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by sandreas 2y ago
I personally use the following: - MSys2 - unix tools for windows - wsl - Windows subsystem for linux - Powershell + Powershell ISE - windows shell + dev tool - starship - prompt config that also works on Powershell - scoop - package manager
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by sandreas 2y ago
Thanks. I will definitely try that out.
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by sandreas 2y ago
Cool. Some new ones there. I usually use a script with dra to download my release assets to `$HOME/bin` I also use `oha` (Load Testing), `btop` (better top), `rmlint` (find duplicates) and `cheat` (similar to tldr - short manpages). Th
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by sandreas 2y ago
There is also 'lsd' but I still prefer eza. For everyone interested there is a lot of modern command line tools I nowadays prefer over the old stuff: bat - cat with highlight difftastic - better diff gdu - ncdu for ssds (
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by sandreas 2y ago
Finger-pointing someone higher in hierarchy always is a bad idea, even if there is clear evidence. Talk personally to the lead first... If you can 100% exclude misunderstanding and the boss likes the lead dev, I would look for a new job, bu
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by sandreas 2y ago
I use the following config: Fujitsu D3417-A Xeon 1225v5 64GB ECC RAM WD SN850x NVMe 2TB PicoPSU 160W with Bojiadafast Adapter All in all it costs about 200 bucks (Fujitsu Celsius W550), draws 10W Idle and has enough performan
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by sandreas 2y ago
I'd prefer OpenRA [1] or X86box[2] / PCEm [3]. The latter can even emulate BIOS + 3DFX cards, if configured correctly. There also is a video by LTT on how to use and configure it correctly: https://www.youtube.com/
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by sandreas 2y ago
I'm working in a tool "voicebuilder" that can take an ebook(epub) and an audiobook (e.g. mp3) and build an ljspeech dataset to train a text-to-speech model with your favourite narrators voice. It splits the ebook into sentenc
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by sandreas 2y ago
Maybe have a look at jless, a terminal json viewer with folding support.
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by sandreas 2y ago
Nice work! There is also gdu[1], where the UI is heavily inspired by ncdu and somehow feels way faster... 1: https://github.com/dundee/gdu
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by sandreas 2y ago
Well, maybe an alternative: Localsend[1] Works pretty good for my use cases. 1: https://localsend.org/ EDIT: Oh, this was already mentioned... sorry.
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by sandreas 2y ago
Well, there are a lot of efforts to make C# / .NET suitable for raspberry projects. NativeAOT is on the way, so that you can compile small binaries without any dependencies. If that does not work, you can compile your project as "
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by sandreas 2y ago
AvaloniaUI can also utilize framebuffer to run on Raspberry PI, see https://docs.avaloniaui.net/docs/guides/platforms/rpi/runnin...
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by sandreas 2y ago
Apache Guacamole Extremely elegant ES5 project https://github.com/apache/guacamole-client (mirror)
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by sandreas 2y ago
No I don't. The FriendlyElec NanoPI R6C can be brought to 1W Idle including NVMe SSD and 2.5GBe (and REAL transfer rates of >200MB/s). It's more expensive, but totally worth it in my opinion. See https://www.har

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