anzo

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anzo,

And it’s all funded by the u.s. military using a strategy of ‘invade then flee’.

anzo,

Of course! This is just a set of docker containers.

anzo,

Fair enough, I have learned to live with curl first, then execute. Or going through the trustworthiness of the repository author (e.g. number of stars, contributors, etc.) More or less the same safeguard I take for packages I install from Arch User Repositories. I’m curious, tho, How do you feel about “docker pull”? Containerization has limits…

anzo,

This requires some command line to fully tame the beast(s)… sorry, the apps! that you’d be hosting. If you prefer an easy solution, for Nextcloud, specifically, I think you can try the managed instances (e.g. Hetzer offers ‘nx’ boxes). It’s better than paying premium fees to GAFAM imho every step counts ;)

anzo,

The dashboard, and all apps, have Traefik on top. The certs are generated there. Cloudfare Tunnels is just an option.

anzo,

The most salient difference is that YNHST is tied to Debian, while Runtipi is a set of containers you can install on any distro

I made a tool to generate SVG patterns/textures to use a backgrounds for websites (finitelooper.github.io)

I’ve been working on a neat little tool to create background textures/patterns in SVG. It has some presets, but also gives you full manual control of the settings. You can then copy the generated code output for use on your project....

anzo,

A screenshot on the repo would be nice. Some demo patterns on the website maybe too. PS. I’m on mobile.

anzo,

codeberg.org/Bazsalanszky/Infinity-For-Lemmy

anzo,

Yeah, I just prefer open source, no ads, with similar feature set

anzo,

Check if airvpn client has a Killswitch option.

Are you using docker? If so, you may use gluetun or run the vpn client inside the qbittirent container

Also, some vpn provide adblocking. So, another way would be… skip pihole and just use raspAP to create a WLAN where all devices connect. You may even turn off your router wifi and rename the newly created WLAN so that your brother doesn’t even know ;)

I haven’t tried it really, but maybe there are tutorials.

anzo,

In the past I used Cytu.be but you’d need to upload video (e.g. to twitch)

anzo,

I don’t know about it but I can assure you that having a programme to study is good strategy. Often the learning is hindered by having a huge data deluge. That being said, there are plenty of free resources. For example, take the github repos like domain-specific awesome lists, open source university (ossu, lists online courses for different careers) or even this: github.com/jwasham/coding-interview-university

anzo,

I had the same personal experience (compared to spacevim, doomvim and lunarvim). I just want something feature rich working out of the box, like many other IDEs… With easy access to keyboard shortcut hints. And I want to be able to customize without breaking it. So far, I have been using doom emacs. The reason is that vim didn’t have a curated set of plugins that I could tinker with without being frustrated. Again, this was my personal experience with it over the years. I just kept ‘raw’ vim, and used many other CLI tools around it (e.g. lazygit, a python REPL, etc.)

I never picked up any of these languages to be honest… I mean, vimscript or Lua.

Maybe if I had, my experience would have been another. I know many people that know basic vimscript prefer to have ‘vanilla’ config, sometimes not even using vimplug or pkg managers. And they got along better than I did with my empty vimrc ;)

anzo,

docs.searxng.org is a meta-search engine but good one 👍

anzo,

Check affine.pro it’s really flexible. Some features might seem overkill. But I think that the flexibility might pay off in some situations (e.g. adding drawings, having character profiles in separate docs, add location maps, etc.)

It’s a local-first alternative to Notion. Just a few months ago they added export to pdf (there’s markdown too, of course) github.com/toeverything/AFFiNE/pull/2604

anzo,

Thanks for sharing. It’s worrisome indeed. To me, there’s also a relevant factor that weighted the wrong decisions by EU, and that’s the perceived need to react agressively against Putin or “the Russians”. I’m not saying that inaction would’ve been a solution. Just observing the fact that, for many reasons, there’s an internalized xenophobia towards the east, and that played a long way into considering legitimate all military actions NATO has taken so far. This article is the first thing I see pointing to the fact that war involves two sides actively trying to destroy the other…

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