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by sandreas 5y ago
I created a pull request to change this text. Let's hope it'll be accepted ;) https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/pull/...
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by sandreas 5y ago
Here is mine: https://pilabor.com/ And here is how I built it with hugo: https://pilabor.com/blog/2021/05/building-a-blog-with-hugo/
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by sandreas 5y ago
Very nice article. I'm suprised, that nobody mentioned photoprism[1]... It does deduplicate and provide a nice web interface for browsing and searching photos as well as a very powerful AI for object detection... [1] https:/&#x2F
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by sandreas 5y ago
If you also need a monitor for your office tasks, try the Dell P2720DC. Its a Monitor including a USB-C Dock and it just works.
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by sandreas 5y ago
Maybe kaitai struct is what you are looking for? ;) https://kaitai.io/
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by sandreas 5y ago
Here is my personal introduction into hugo: https://pilabor.com/blog/2021/05/building-a-blog-with-hugo/ The site itself has been created exactly like this.
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by sandreas 5y ago
photography is nice... while still being a tech-hobby, you get outside. It takes some time to learn the principles and is still fun, when you advance. Besides that it can help you improve your tech projects, because the self created picture
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by sandreas 5y ago
For everyone using Python and willing to try this: https://pint.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
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by sandreas 5y ago
Yeah, there are many of these out there... also GNU stow (see https://alexpearce.me/2016/02/managing-dotfiles-with-stow/ ) But I did not feel enough pain to switch to an extra utility yet. For now, `git` and
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by sandreas 5y ago
Mmh, I have to read this carefully, but after the first read it seems to be way more complex than my current solution... Thanks anyway, maybe there is room for improvement.
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by sandreas 5y ago
I use a `.dotfiles` github repository with a `setup` or `setup.cmd`, depending if its windows or *nix and which host. Additionally, I keep my config files in `.dotfiles/etc` and the setup scripts softlink the files to the right locatio
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by sandreas 5y ago
I understand what you are saying... and you are right for most of it. You have to change your mindset a bit to use a static site generator. But you should keep in mind that "classic content management systems" have some major disa
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by sandreas 5y ago
I tend to use rclone, but I also try to keep it as easy as possible.
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by sandreas 5y ago
Yeah that's correct, but the "better use redirect emails" comment above is also valid. If you keep your email as private as possible, it might reduce the amount of spam, which is usually a good thing.
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by sandreas 5y ago
Absolutely... usually the site is hosted on a domain "domain.tld" and i tend to use something@domain.tld as redirect, which may be redirected or filtered. I agree about the google part, although google mail is NOT my chosen provid
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by sandreas 5y ago
While this is a good tutorial, I don't think that docker or python is even required. The main benefit of hugo is, that it comes as a single binary for every OS that can be downloaded and executed without any dependencies. The contact f
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by sandreas 5y ago
Here are my personal favourite command line libs for .NET: - Argument parser - https://github.com/tyrrrz/CliFx - TUI builder: https://spectreconsole.net/ and https://github.com/spectrec
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by sandreas 5y ago
I also experimented a lot with remote desktop solutions. # For client, I use: - Remmina - https://remmina.org/ - Apache Guacamole (HTML5, browser based) - https://guacamole.apache.org/ # For server on Linux
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by sandreas 5y ago
Yeah I also already experimented with native Apps (Xamarin)... Maui is still on my list, a shame, that Linux is not officially supported.
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by sandreas 5y ago
I'm still learning C#, but I think it is just awesome. You can build for: - Linux (x64, arm) - even raspberry works fine - Windows (x64, arm) - MacOS (x64, arm) The only thing I'm missing atm is BSD, although it might w
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by sandreas 5y ago
While I agree with the most aspects of this very good blog post, there is a minor detail that I would like to note: While pagination is important, there is another possibility of pure size - it is using cursors, like mentioned in the JSONAP
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by sandreas 5y ago
Interesting, learning a lot here ;) Thank you.
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by sandreas 5y ago
Should be fixed, thank you!
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by sandreas 5y ago
After my experiments, I came to the conclusion, that for raster images, this is a good combination of srcsets and fallbacks to provide best image quality:  <picture> <!-- avif srcset: 1x, 2x
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by sandreas 5y ago
If someone is looking for a possibility to do this with C#, I can recommend atl.net [1] library. Currently I am working on a tagging command line tool called `tone` that utilizes the library to do awesome stuff :-) The lib supports: - d
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by sandreas 5y ago
While that is correct, I would definetely prefer using the syntax used in Symfony ArrayCollection[1]: $collection = new ArrayCollection([4,3,2,1]); $collection->filter(fn($element) => $element % 2 == 0) ->map(fn(
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by sandreas 5y ago
I pretty much had the same experience. If someone is interested in my personal notes how to get started from scratch with hugo, see https://pilabor.com/blog/2021/05/building-a-blog-with-hugo/
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by sandreas 5y ago
I don't like take homes, because you are able to cheat... (ask a friend, hire a fiverr, etc.) - so a brilliant solution is not very helpful to find out, if you really met an expert. I prefer a 2 - 6 hour training day (depending on what
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by sandreas 5y ago
I think restic[1] does provide this. [1] https://restic.net/
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by sandreas 5y ago
I usually tend to think over what I (personally) would expect the project to have / be. Nothing more, nothing less. That keeps me motivated. I started m4b-tool[1] for using it myself - and noticed, that the most features, I wanted it t

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