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Free Software; #Linux; #decentralized and #distributed software; #security and #privacy; #space exploration; #atheist;

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etam, to homeassistant
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My produced this nice image, because today was totally clear sky and my solar panels were providing full power. It's funny how doing things at home is so clearly visible in power usage.

davidrevoy, to random
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Accessories

etam,
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@davidrevoy

Thelonious from Shrek smashing little mirror

popey, to linux
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We released Quicktest v0.2.2! Quicktest is my little fun side-project to make automated testing of Linux distro installs easier and faster.

Here's a quick video of the new test which operates Calamares to test install Kubuntu 24.10 (daily live image) in a VM.

I can't get over how fast this is!

https://github.com/quickemu-project/quicktest/releases/tag/0.2.2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubGjruant8E

etam,
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@popey
Sounds a lot like http://open.qa/ . I guess the major difference is in using semi vs quickemu?

kubikpixel, (edited ) to linux German
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Wait wat, a pure Bush script is a web client!? 😲

»A minimal TLS 1.2 implementation in a pure Bash script:
bash_tls implements TLS well enough to make a simple HTTPS request to most web servers.«

🧑‍💻 bash_tls
https://github.com/gh2o/bash_tls

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etam,
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@kubikpixel Nope. It's a web client.

heyheymomo, to random
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I decided to share my font with you 🌸

https://ko-fi.com/s/81a3058ffd

etam,
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@heyheymomo Bought it for my wife, who is a graphic designer.

What a font :ablobcatheartsqueeze:

vwbusguy, to linux
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Unpopular opinion: is good and useful and should be enforcing by default.

etam,
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@vwbusguy
I've met with SELinux once and it wasn't a pleasure: https://im-in.space/@etam/111195158239937264 . I still don't know how to solve this.

i2p, to random
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SusiMail: Support has been added for Markdown formatting in emails and the ability to drag-and-drop attachments into emails. ✉️ 🔒 https://geti2p.net/en/blog/post/2024/04/08/new_release_i2p_2.5.0

etam,
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@i2p
It's a shame that I2PBote died. A truly p2p email system.

rysiek, to random
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Fedi is punk af.

etam,
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@rysiek
"af" = "as foretold"
obviously

brauner, to linux
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Public service announcement. If you stat /proc/$pid/fd then stat->st_size/statx->stx_size will contain the number of open file descriptors for $pid.

> stat --format '%s' /proc/1/fd
167

etam,
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@brauner
I have bad feelings about it. Sure it works, but only because the "size" of directory in /proc happens to be the number of files inside. Try doing it on any other directory on a real filesystem and you get completely different result.

I'd stick to this:
ls -1 /proc/1/fd | wc -l

mntmn, to random
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> Stage this hunk [y,n,q,a,d,j,J,g,/,e,?]?

etam,
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@mntmn
Selecting lines for staging in Emacs magit is a breeze.

rolle, to linux
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What's the best RSS/newsfeed/social reader for Linux?

I have moved completely to @feeeed on iOS and I'm looking for something like that on Linux. Been using Miniflux for a long time but I do not have time to read them all and would like to have some algorithm to just show me the "key points" what to read. Anything like that for Linux out there?

etam,
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@rolle I use https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/news . Works great in browser and android app. And your list of unread articles is synchronized on server.

mntmn, to random
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PCBway sent me photos of a factory assembled MNT Pocket Reform motherboard for confirmation of the parts' installation/orientations today. here's a selection of them.

closeup of the system controller section of the board including RP2040 MCU
closeup of the section around ix industrial ethernet port and magentics, sim card, micro hdmi, and internal usb (for MCU flashing) near the top
closeup of power section with internal charger connector and main DC-DCs (5v and 3v3)

etam,
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@mntmn @eragon No, but please explain if it looks good or bad, for those inexperienced.

show, to BehindTheScenes
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People regularly criticize us for keeping all of our previous footage on a server - but today, we had to dig back into our own archives four times to pull back footage from 2019, 2020, and 2022!

etam,
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@show
Have you considered tapes? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lO-SAzFaN18

bagder, to random
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Making it harder to do wrong

is written in C. We try to write better C to reduce the risk of future vulnerabilities.

https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2023/12/13/making-it-harder-to-do-wrong/

etam,
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@hramrach @kkarhan

With Bash I have to agree. Especially in case where I'm managing a fleet of servers together with a bunch of other people, I'm not going to change the default shell on every one of them and install my own .whateverrc file.

With the keyboard however I can disagree. Actually, the keyboard can have QWERTY written on the keycaps, but nothing stops you from configuring your system to use whatever layout you like. I for example wrote this post on a QWERTY keyboard using a Dvorak layout. The keycaps don't match with letters being written, but I don't care, because I'm not even looking at the keyboard.

randahl, to random
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Polish truckers are blocking Ukraine from getting cargo trucks across the Polish border, leaving everything from food to tourniquets to military pickup trucks stuck in Poland — in the middle of a war!

Are there any limits to the hardship we will impose on the warn torn Ukraine, while their soldiers are killed and their cities are bombed?

This must stop.

https://apnews.com/article/poland-ukraine-border-protest-truckers-lines-cbb2524630fdefcd4f58718d3a04d16a

etam,
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@vgoller
@kravietz has good details about the situation
@randahl

madargon, to books
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Some time ago I read some of Joe Hill's horror . In one novel there was a trope of using "real" during summoning souls of deceased ones. Firstly main characters thought it should be names they were given at birth, but it didn't work. It worked when they used their chosen nicknames. And one of them said their legal names were bad past they escaped and chosen names represented they current selves and life they chose for themselves.

I like it very much and I feel this clearly.
And I liked when someone here mentioned "legal names" instead of "real names" while discussing some mainstream social media stupid policies. For me legal name is only dumb label, some identifier in offices to handle formal aspects of life. If I am not attached emotionally to my documents' numbers or debit card's number, why I should be attached to stupid word someone else chosen to call me and added to database?

I need some Polish phrase for "legal name" which would carry the same meaning.

etam,
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@madargon Imię urzędowe

nixCraft, to ubuntu
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Ansible apt update all packages on / https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ansible-apt-update-all-packages-on-ubuntu-debian-linux/

etam,
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@piratehonk @nixCraft What exactly does not work?

zeke, to programming

My favorite lesser-known tech tool: ack! search: https://beyondgrep.com/
-Goes through big directories in blazing fast time without indexing.
-Color coding for results.
-Runs on any OS with and no admin rights required
-Nice quality of life improvements (you didn’t want to search all the backups or .git/.svn directories, right?)
-I will never forget “Mars Attacks!”

etam,
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@zeke
My favorite is "ag". Quoting from https://github.com/ggreer/the_silver_searcher :

  • It is an order of magnitude faster than ack.
  • It ignores file patterns from your .gitignore and .hgignore.
  • If there are files in your source repo you don't want to search, just add their patterns to a .ignore file. (cough *.min.js cough)
  • The command name is 33% shorter than ack, and all keys are on the home row!
davidrevoy, to music
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🎵 Enter Sandman + Take A Chance On Me: https://invidious.fdn.fr/watch?v=7orG1r1LvTU 😍

etam,
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@davidrevoy
THERION - Summer Night City
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAQwSGGKNhg

etam,
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@davidrevoy
For a long time I didn't know it was a cover at all. (btw, here's the original: https://youtu.be/_d5dPYHi17k)

And with Therion I'm quite a big fan. My favorite album is "Secret of the Runes". I highly recommend listening it whole.

kubikpixel, (edited ) to rust
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    etam,
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    @kubikpixel

    Most popular Rust libraries

    If Rust had a huge standard library, it would be like this.

    https://lib.rs/std

    awoodsnet, to linux
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    What’s your favorite Linux Distro? and favorite Desktop Environment?

    etam,
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    @awoodsnet
    openSUSE + KDE

    craftyguy, to random
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    What do people use in 2023 for managing dotfiles?

    I've done the whole "~/ is a git repo" thing for a few years now, it's mostly ok... but has a few annoying downsides. It is fairly easy to manage changes. However setting it up is kinda annoying and you can end up accidentally losing unstaged files in ~/ when using it 😅

    etam,
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    @craftyguy
    I recently started using https://yadm.io/ . It seems quite easy and straightforward.

    Earlier I was maintaining a git repo, manually symlink files to it and keep each machine in a separate branch, but I found this to be too much hassle.

    mightyspaceman, (edited ) to linux
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    How often do you have to reinstall your OS?

    etam,
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    @mightyspaceman
    My laptop runs openSUSE Tumbleweed (rolling release) continuously since I bought it in 2019.

    nixCraft, (edited ) to random
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    Which one are you?

    etam,
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    @writeblankspace @nixCraft

    Man raising glass of water, saying "Cheers!".

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