wingmanjd

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by wingmanjd 3y ago
A small counterpoint: My $DAYJOB's architecture is completely self-hosted (Proxmox, Nomad, etc). I would not prefer to have some external tool managing that infrastructure.
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by wingmanjd 3y ago
Does anyone know how the latest changes/fork affect downstream software like Proxmox, or is it too soon to tell?
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FCC Issues Warnings for Allowing Illegal Radio Broadcasts(fcc.gov)
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by wingmanjd 3y ago
I'd love for something like this for my workflow, but I don't keep my keys on my disk currently, so I don't think it would work for me. I currently use KeepassXC to manage my ssh keys, but then get tripped up with the multipl
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Input: Fonts for Code(input.djr.com)
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Grav – A Modern Flat-File CMS Using PHP and Markdown(getgrav.org)
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Object Should've Been Impossible to Make [video](youtube.com)
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by wingmanjd 3y ago
The database engine IBM DB2 didn't (doesn't?) officially support Centos. It had to be RHEL.
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by wingmanjd 3y ago
Fwiw, we moved (are moving) on from RHEL and derivatives to Debian/ Ubuntu servers at $DAYJOB. We were planning on deploying Centos 8 before the Stream debacle came along.
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by wingmanjd 3y ago
> It used to be good enough for a saint, but now it's good enough for a whiny picky person such as myself. I really like your description of patience in software. I think I'll borrow this for future things I want others to try
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by wingmanjd 3y ago
We implemented this for our shared storage at $DAYJOB. We had a long tail of decade old files on our shared drive, so we started again with the Johnny Decimal system on a new one. It's helped tremendously for us for finding stuff. I
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by wingmanjd 3y ago
If it helps, I'm currently running a Windows kvm guest that runs WSL2, but I had to change my processor type. Ubuntu 22.04 Host, virt-manager/ qemu/ kvm hypervisor Win10x64 Guest, CPU model is set to "Broadwell-noTSX-IBR
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by wingmanjd 3y ago
My device is a OnePlus phone. I don't see the option you're talking about in my hotspot settings, but maybe OnePlus made it the default.
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by wingmanjd 3y ago
I think my Wireguard VPN already does this, sans root? I enable my VPN and my hotspot connected laptop is now routing its traffic via my house. Or am I missing what you're looking for?
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by wingmanjd 4y ago
I'm a simple man...I see a Bryan Cantrill quote and I upvote.
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by wingmanjd 4y ago
Don't some map makers put ghost towns or roads that don't actually exist in their own maps as a sort of fingerprinting method? Unless you actually visit that particular spot, one might not know and inadvertently copy the propriet
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by wingmanjd 4y ago
Then there was the HotWheels PC...best of both worlds!
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by wingmanjd 4y ago
Does anyone know how the following situation would be addressed: Company Alice buys out Company Bob, along with all of Bob's clients. Bob's CEO "retires", but then just starts a new company and calls up his old clients a
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by wingmanjd 4y ago
I miss the Atrix. The desktop mode running Ubuntu was great at the time, and once jailbroken, could install normal packages, which turned it into a great remote access machine between Remmina and terminal.
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by wingmanjd 4y ago
I think I was one of the few lucky ones. I think I was one of the last batches shipped. I also had the Gen 1 Motorola Atrix's as well. I so badly want a truly ubiquitous device, but the few iterations I've tried just don't
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by wingmanjd 4y ago
Do you symlink your config repo to /etc/nixos or something else? So far, I've just been rsyncing my config repo folder after I modify it.
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by wingmanjd 4y ago
If I recall correctly, the log4j exploit was first (publicly) discovered affecting Minecraft.
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by wingmanjd 4y ago
KeepassXC lets you store the TOTP seed value associated with an entry by right-clicking on that key and selecting "Setting up TOTP". Also, other TOTP generators like Authy and Aegis let you backup your tokens to restore to another
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by wingmanjd 4y ago
It may be more pocketable, but at close to double the price of the Steam Deck, that's a hard sell.
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by wingmanjd 4y ago
I think some multiplayer protocols still don't work under Linux. Directplay from Microsoft is still broken for older games like Freelancer [1]. Single player works just fine. [1] https://appdb.winehq.org/viewbugs.php?
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by wingmanjd 4y ago
I feel this. I've attempted a few times to try NixOS, and I can't seem to quite grok it for my use case. I sort of wish I could sit someone down and ask "here's what I'm doing now in rpm/deb land across all o
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by wingmanjd 4y ago
Ninite's automated installers [1]. This one tool has saved me hundreds of hours back in my support days (both at previous sidejobs and family members' houses) in downloading, installing, and _updating_ basic applications. I could
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by wingmanjd 4y ago
I own a Pinetime, and I agree it's close to the Pebble (I used to own a Pebble Steel). My Pinetime gets around 3ish days battery life, usage dependent. I wanted a watch that I could control my media player on my phone with, gave me no
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by wingmanjd 4y ago
I never played TTRPG growing up, but when I was younger, my dad would let me roll his dice during his A&A game nights he had with some friends and co-workers, eventually joining the table as I grew older. It was a great excuse as a lit
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by wingmanjd 4y ago
What are you looking for in a space game? I also know that Overload (Descent clone) has a VR mode.

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