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sigio
4y ago
Can't find the link to the source anywhere on the sourceforge page, I did find a github repo with claimed sources and a link to the sourceforge page, but that had code many years old. Anyone know if this is open source, and where the s
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sigio
4y ago
Well... unless some dev's have M1-macs, and some of the docker layers are not available for arm, or the other way around, not available for amd64. Gives interesting issues.
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sigio
4y ago
Custom fields, or notes, both are exported
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sigio
4y ago
I use bitwarden/vaultwarden (self hosted), and didn't even know there was an attachment option, so haven't used it upto now. I did use notes (for storing stuff like ssh/gpg keys), and can confirm that these are exported
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sigio
4y ago
Tried a few samples, but in all of them, I preferred the AWS versions sound/vocalization/tempo
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sigio
4y ago
Probably best solved by changing banks... firefox works just fine with the ~4 banks I currently use. Though the situation is probably worse on the usa-side of the pond.
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sigio
4y ago
Because down/up swipes are usually used to switch apps, or go to settings/menu's, so right/left swipes are a lot easier to switch months/days/weeks
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sigio
4y ago
Probably avoiding the API and doing it with browser-automation
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sigio
4y ago
OpenBank (part of Santander) also does this.... together with a 4 digit (only) password for internet-banking. Didn't know how fast I wanted to cancel that account after requesting it.
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sigio
4y ago
1M Sek == ~97K euro... not absurd
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sigio
5y ago
Yeah, that's the kibibytes vs kilobytes / gibibytes vs gigabytes diffence... Which adds up to ~7% difference in capacity when talking about GiB/GB, and even 12.5% when talking about PiB/PB Kibibyte (KiB) 1,024¹ = 1,024 M
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sigio
5y ago
I don't think we do any of this... we have a 24/7 open group video-call, people can join and leave when they want to have a chat, or want to ask something to the group or are looking for assistance. In depth technical talks will t
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sigio
5y ago
sftp, rsync, scp using the sftp protocol in the background (which is now the default).
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sigio
5y ago
Don't notice this much.... disk is usually the bottleneck, and otherwise it will be the network to the remote backup location. Still backups complete in seconds: Repository: ssh://backup/./backups/mungedhostnam
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sigio
5y ago
Both restic and borg are lightyears ahead of duplicity.... backups are soo much faster (and smaller), restores are much easier.
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sigio
5y ago
Same here, always recommend openwrt when asked for home / office routers/firewalls.
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sigio
5y ago
What 'back button behavior' are we talking about... noticed nothing when just clicking through a few articles and back, and then back out of slashdot completely. Though it might have been blocked by ublock-origin or some other add
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sigio
5y ago
My cooking-hob has a timer per place (so 4) ... and then the oven/microwave has it's own timer as well. No need for some timer that doesn't automatically turn off the device it's timing.
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sigio
5y ago
There is no 'max limit' of devices your router can handle... especially if they are idle 99.9% of the time.
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sigio
5y ago
For stuff like the lights in basement/hallway/bathroom/storage, and other locations where you always need lights (no windows, not bed/livingrooms), I just have lights with PIR-sensors... Completely dumb, but turn on when
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sigio
5y ago
Well, here's a pastebin with an NZB-file ;) https://pastebin.com/T7BKYhMV Or alternatively: https://www.magnetdl.com/f/flight-of-the-antonov/
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sigio
5y ago
Yeah, i regged Y2038.nl a couple of years back as well.... nice plan for my retirement ;)
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sigio
5y ago
I've also started writing something like this a while ago, but then ran out of time again. It's something I'll probably work on again when my workweeks get a bit shorter again. https://linuxsysadminbook.sigio.nl&#x
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sigio
5y ago
Yeah, but also not via any of the other methods we've been using the last couple of years.
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sigio
5y ago
Simple... tesla's negotiate automatically between car and chargepoint. This doesn't work for non-tesla's, so you need the app to call into a backend system to unlock/activate a charger (and keep track of who needs to pay
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sigio
5y ago
Same prices as FastNed and still way cheaper than ionity. Supercharging will always be more expensive than slow-charging, but I've used 45ct/kwh for a 2000km trip this month, and it still is less than half the price of using gasol
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sigio
5y ago
Some documentation about how to go about decoding and inputting a document should be done.... I still haven't figured out how to do this after spending some time first trying to get it build (didn't build on debian stable, needed
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sigio
5y ago
Never use the mouse on commandline work ;)
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sigio
5y ago
Outsource it to amazon mechanical turk, or something equivalent ;) Pay a dollar to have someone else fill it in.
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sigio
5y ago
passwordstore, in f-droid: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/dev.msfjarvis.aps/
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