sandreas

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   by sandreas 6mo ago

   Here is a more explanatory video what's new and how it looks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnOpIQJnYWU
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   by sandreas 6mo ago

   While I like the article, I much prefer ZFS by now. With CachyOS having ZFS in the installer, you can just natively encrypt your setup with an officially maintained project, USB drives are usable too. After this you can use zrepl to autosna
3. 63.▲
   by sandreas 6mo ago

   Wouldn't RustFS be something? https://rustfs.com/en/
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   by sandreas 6mo ago

   I wonder if it would be possible to sand down a MacBook surface to the grade where it was all shiny mirror like the Apple logo, e.g. with car polish :-) The "untouchable" MacBook mirror :-)
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   by sandreas 6mo ago

   Thank you for the listing. However I'd really appreciate two more columns: Release Year/CPU gen Display Options To see what tech of a laptop I'm buying in regards of performance and if it has a > 1920x1200 Option.
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   by sandreas 6mo ago

   I much prefer Coroutines in Kotlin... Lightweight, pauseable, resumable, cancelable and easy to use without having to provide a CancellationToken AND a CancellationTokenProvider. I really hope that coroutines land in Rust after being experi
7. 67.▲
   by sandreas 6mo ago

   Maybe... Is this framebuffer? My platform is pretty unusual (riscv64-musl), so I was pretty happy when something was working. If your interested, it is a portable audio player with the size of the iPod Nano 7g: https://github.com
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   by sandreas 6mo ago

   While I love seeing many alternatives regarding UI frameworks, I'd love to see one general purpose "market leader". I love `iced` for its simplicity and flexibility, but unfortunately there is no official software renderer, w
9. 69.▲
   by sandreas 7mo ago

   For everyone interested in Avalonia's Linux / Wayland strategy: https://avaloniaui.net/blog/bringing-wayland-support-to-aval...
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    by sandreas 7mo ago

    I'd think this is OK but I'm not sure if another Option to just give feedback of keyboard activity would combine the best of both worlds. A space with a cursor instead of an asterisk would make it harder to count the Chars Adding
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    ZFS NAS Chezmoi – A One Binary ZFS Management Portal (Golang)(github.com)

    5 points by sandreas 7mo ago|0 comments
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    by sandreas 7mo ago

    That's correct... I meant this more visually :-)
13. 73.▲
    by sandreas 7mo ago

    Here are some lesser known facts about wired headphones that I wish I had known earlier: - there are TRS (3 rings) and TRRS (4 rings) connectors - TRRS has integrated mic, also ofen implements playback control via buttons - Apple headphones
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    by sandreas 8mo ago

    I'm a fan of repairable devices. And I passionately hate Apple for their Anti-Consumer strategies like proprietary SSD connectors, lid closing sensors and all this nonsense. However while planning to buy a framework I realized that som
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    by sandreas 8mo ago

    I self-host private git, notes, audio, photos and syncthing - basically everything I don't want to store in the cloud. Hardware is an old Fujitsu D3417-B, XEON 1225, 64GB ECC and a single 2TB WD SN850x. OS is Proxmox on ZFS with a dock
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    by sandreas 8mo ago

    I'm not necessarily asking for a "small" phone as in 4.5" or less. I'd like to have an Option around 6" and 150x70x9mm, which is not really small. Surprisingly the Pixel 8 has a smaller footprint than the Pixel
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    by sandreas 8mo ago

    If anyone from Motorola is reading this: Please add a smaller device to your Portfolio, about max the size of a Pixel 8. I'm not hoping for an audio jack any more but at least small it could be. All in all: Thank you for making this po
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    by sandreas 8mo ago

    I use a selfhosted flatnotes install with a cronjob commiting the changes to a private github repository. Works pretty well
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    by sandreas 8mo ago

    Thanks for sharing. I still wonder why this is not an official npm / node effort to better secure the ecosystem...
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    by sandreas 8mo ago

    Wow thanks, this is definetely something I have to investigate. Maybe the Sipeed Maix SDK provides something similar for the LicheeRV Nano. I'm currently prototyping a tiny portable audio player[1] which battery life could benefit a lo
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    by sandreas 8mo ago

    I think lit[1] is a good compromise between vanilla and framework bloat. It IS a dependency but a very lightweight and useful one. And it can act as a layer in between whenever requirind a specific framework. 1: https://lit.dev&#
22. 82.▲
    by sandreas 8mo ago

    Mmh... I think that the LicheeRV Nano has kind of more value to it. Around 20 bucks for the Wifi variant. 1GHz, 256MB RAM, USB OTG, GPIO and full Linux support while drawing less than 1W without any power optimizations and even supports &lt
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    by sandreas 8mo ago

    Maybe you might want to try out my zarch[1] repo, which is a Linux on ZFSBootMenu installer script for ArchLinux with configurable profiles - basically a folder with some package listings. The t480s profile is my personal Notebook config, w
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    by sandreas 8mo ago

    Great... I consider this for my next App listing. Unfortunately there is no edit option at the moment. Since I don't use Organic Maps any more, I just remembered it being the most usable alternative. Comaps seems to have a lot of benef
25. 85.▲
    by sandreas 8mo ago

    Uh this looks nice. Thank you.
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    by sandreas 8mo ago

    I recently PR'ed some improvements within the search (series and part are now searchable). I also made a custom fork with some quality of life improvements, like series and part visible on screen, headset remote click patterns (tap for
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    by sandreas 8mo ago

    All map apps I tested so far were kind of usable but nowhere near Apple or Google maps. Especially for longer trips I often got lost and had to re-navigate by different reasons (voice announcement too late, no lane instructions, etc.). Howe
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    by sandreas 8mo ago

    I personally tend to own two Phones. One all-day carry GrapheneOS device (Pixel 8) and an older WiFi and at home only iPhone for all payment and ensurance stuff. This is inconvenient in some ways, but at least it is sort of privacy as good
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    by sandreas 8mo ago

    How does event sourcing handle the requirement for data no longer be in the database at all, e.g. if a user asks deleting all his data that ever existed?
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    by sandreas 9mo ago

    Absolutely. I find it strange that Google decides to provide a fixed value of 80%. A slider from 65% to 95% would be more sufficient... 95% would probably work out for you and still decrease battery wearout...