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Eicar Anti Malware Testfile – A signature to test your antivirus
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Ask HN: What's the smallest dedicated Android audio player you know?
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Ask HN: Funkey S – open hardware / firmware portable device, project ideas?
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Well, maybe a more modern approach to a hackable watch is https://github.com/sharandac/My-TTGO-Watch I stumbled over this, while I was researching for building my own DIY iPod Nano 7G with the LILYGO T5 E-Paper dev boa
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I'm moving away from storing all of my stuff on client machines (notebooks etc). Instead I use an efficient homeserver with Proxmox and encrypted ZFS including zfs-auto-snapshot to automatically manage snapshots, storage is one single
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There also is Kavita: Homepage: https://www.kavitareader.com/ Repository: https://github.com/Kareadita/Kavita I don't know if it fits your needs, but i think its pretty cool. Written in C# it is a
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For every ZFS fan, I can recommend zfs-auto-snapshot[1]. I use it on my proxmox server[2] to auto manage snapshots incl throwing away old ones. [1]: https://github.com/zfsonlinux/zfs-auto-snapshot [2]: https:/&#x
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It depends on the type of device you would like to teardown. My first rule is to make a video of my teardown so that I can take a look at it, if I try to put it together. You SHOULD also invest in good equipment, depending on your device (s
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You could use `jsx` / `tsx`. Maybe it's worth for you to look at https://github.com/cyco/WebFun/ Example for a `tsx` component: https://github.com/cyco/WebFun/blob/master&#
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There is also a nice little guide on how to get macOS Ventura working on Proxmox (using QEMU), although x64 this is really working like expected: https://www.nicksherlock.com/2022/10/installing-macos-13-ven...
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While the hardware itself may be astounding, the operating system is not my preferred choice for a server... even if asahi linux may already work well. I tried TrueNAS Scale, Proxmox, handcrafted debian, Terraform+Ansible scripts and with a
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I'm not sure if I can totally agree with that. The form factor may be nice but, in my case the NUC has always been very noisy and hot until I decided to buy the akasa case. This is no wonder, because the small packed hardware cannot be
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I personally used an old NUC6i5 with 16GB Ram and 1TB SSD as my private "HomeServer" / "Media-PC" / "RemoteMachine" for a long time, mainly bought because it was (and still is) 5.9W idle power consump
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It depends on what input amount, format and quality you have. There are free / open source tools (like Tesseract), but if you would like to use them, some manual or (semi-)auto preprocessing steps are very important (threshold / b
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Great writeup, thanks for sharing :-) Some time ago, I wrote a small article, what you could learn instead of frameworks. Pretty rough, but still worth a read I think. https://pilabor.com/blog/2021/05/learn-co
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After some more research, for now, the ones I've found that may be the right choice: SoundMAGIC E11C 1More E1001 Beyerdynamic Soul BYRD I think I'll go for the SoundMAGIC E11C and check if it works with the iPod and the
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Ask HN: Any good iPod Nano 7g cable inear headphones with remote?
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Congrats :-) I wish you all the best. You could take a look at Dr. Spock's Baby and Child Care: 10th edition Pretty complete book of all the different phases without being to dogmatic. My personal advice: Try to reduce stress (and wor
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Interesting, thank you. Did not know this. Maybe my knowledge of ZFS needs some improvement :-)
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The problem with all the proxmox cron / backup stuff is, that these solutions do not consider snapshots are fast, reliable, sendable and do not take up much disk space, as long as the fs has not changed too much. So zfs-auto-snapshot i
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Could you explain this? I thought snapshots are part of the whole vector chain in zfs? Or do you mean using ZFS in the Guest VM?
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I'm more into Open Source, even if Paid solutions are easier and more reliable. But hanks for the suggestion.
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Why not use 2 repos?
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Unfortunatly, they contain too much sensitive information to provide them online and I don't have the time to make them nice and clean (it all started with a 50 lines bash script). But there are plenty of users providing macOS RICE &#x
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My home nas and via zfs send the off site nas from my parents.
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I don't trust Time Machine any more. Years ago I wrote some shell scripts that help me mostly automate my complete system setup (with brew and friends). From time to time, I wipe my entire system and restore it with these scripts. Some
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Proxmox: Restore Virtual Machines via ZFS Snapshots
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Update: I'm going to start with PCem. See https://pcem-emulator.co.uk/downloads.html and for LTT review video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWEE2RJj3YI
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This is REALLY interesting. Thank you very much.
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See my comment how to progress... register for https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/microsoft-windows-x...
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