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by sandreas 1y ago
Works, is really nice, thank you. May I (auto-)suggest: https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions Have fun ;-)
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by sandreas 1y ago
Seems to be some kind of oh-my-zsh thing... cd - <TAB> does not work on my zsh config.
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by sandreas 1y ago
That's the first "to try" on my list - but I just wanted to ask, if it is any good :-)
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by sandreas 1y ago
Could you recommend a good pure rust library for writing an embedded UI for the SG2002 LicheeRV Nano - similar to LVGL?
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by sandreas 1y ago
I use flatnotes[1] on my homeserver with a cronjob, that automatically adds, commits and pushes the whole data directory into a private git repository. It's not perfect, but dead simple and at least I can search, edit everywhere and ea
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by sandreas 1y ago
I use fzf completitions source <(fzf --zsh) > /dev/null and the ** shortcut followed by <TAB>, e.g. cd ~/** # <TAB> along with cd - to change to the directory before cd -
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by sandreas 1y ago
I welcome this change, while I'm still asking myself whether macs did not support JetKVM or NanoKVM? This should allow way more flexible remote access solutions than having to use SSH.
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by sandreas 1y ago
My biggest Problem with these devices is a.) the world of electronics is moving too fast b.) My lack of skills and time to build something really cool with something like this A while ago i bought a licheerv nano (similar to luckfox pico or
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by sandreas 1y ago
Interesting article, especially the Fiio, I did not know that. So here is my 2 cents: I self-host navidrome[1] for music and audiobookshelf[2] for audio books and podcasts as well as syncthing[3] for documents (e.g. ebooks). For streaming m
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by sandreas 1y ago
Did you consider contributing your improvements?
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by sandreas 1y ago
AFAIK the Pixel devices are the only ones that reliably allow bootloader unlocking / re-locking, that is required to perform custom os installs. There are others e.g. Motorola ones or Fairphone, that also allow this but it's a goo
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by sandreas 1y ago
> I mean, nothing stops you from building your image of KDE Linux (or any immutable distro) with a built-in restic config. I hear you. The problem is, that basically nothing stops you from building anything yourself. The difference is, t
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by sandreas 1y ago
I think Aurora Linux[1] is more suitable for this purpose. However, while I love the approach of having an immutable distribution, I don't see the attack vector of ransomware handled in a good way. It does not help, if your OS is intac
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by sandreas 1y ago
What is your opinion about F5-TTS or Fish-TTS?
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by sandreas 1y ago
You're welcome. I'm not sure money is the most important thing here, especially if you are not in financial trouble ATM. My advice would be to focus on skills and experience. I would happily take a job with a great skilled team an
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by sandreas 1y ago
I've been an open source developer for a long time now and enabled gh Sponsors around end of 2021. My most popular projects have around 1.3k and 450 stars. I claimed to donate all sponsored money to charity and in 2022/2023 when I
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by sandreas 1y ago
> Fortunately, this fucking practice will be illegal in a little over 4 months could you elaborate?
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by sandreas 1y ago
I'm always asking myself, why there is no language-independent standard for this to translate into SQL / LIST querying or processing and why this is almost never done in a kind of lisp-ish style to have a fast, compact, simple an
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by sandreas 1y ago
Don't bother too much. Remove all possible apps, set do-not-disturb and block Internet after installing audiobookshelf. TALK to your kids how and when to use it. They'll understand. My daughter can use an old Samsung phone with au
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by sandreas 1y ago
You could either try to repair it (it has probably only worn out switches that can be replaced by soldering new ones) or you could build one yourself (search for "github split keyboard choc v2"). There are many projects like Corne
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by sandreas 1y ago
Use the 3-2-1 strategy. 3 backups on 2 different media with 1 offsite location. For code I use github, my NAS and burned blurays (readonly, offsite). Syncthing is a handy tool for smaller files (e.g. documents) to distribute over multiple
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by sandreas 1y ago
Awesome thanks for the link!
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by sandreas 1y ago
Did you consider QMK / VIA or other open source variants as keyboard firmware?
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by sandreas 1y ago
+1 And if not, could you elaborate? It would also be a huge benefit to use a replaced mainboard as a homelab base WITH ECC support in the future. Same goes for the Framework Desktop, which features Strix Halo without ECC support, whereas EC
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by sandreas 1y ago
I wonder if this could be used for preprocessing documents before doing OCR...
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by sandreas 1y ago
In my opinion AMD is on a good way having at least comparable performance to MacBooks copying Apples architectural decisions. Unfortunately their jump on the latest AI Hype Train did not suit them well for efficiency. Ryzen 7840U was signif
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by sandreas 1y ago
Amazing! Now you need to find a device that can still run it :-)
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by sandreas 1y ago
This is an interesting overview, thank you. Different tasks, different models, all-day-usage and pretty complete (while still opinionated, which I like). However, checking the results my personal overall winner if I had to pick only ONE pro
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by sandreas 1y ago
> I have a feeling the magic here is happening in apple firmware, rather than driver or software. Either the disable-while-typing false (which is the only difference besides speed) or as you said the firmware / hardware. Than
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by sandreas 1y ago
So this would mean that either my configuration is bad or it might be a hardware limitation. So if you don't mind I would love to see your gsettings list-recursively | grep 'peripherals\.touchpad'

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