bhattisatish

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by bhattisatish 8mo ago
Well there is one available for oscap at https://github.com/ComplianceAsCode/content
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by bhattisatish 8mo ago
In case of small enterprises, what are the options for migrating to Ubuntu for all remote users? How does one have an MDM solution? Most of the solutions out there are poor on Ubuntu or need lots of work to get things right. Can anyone prov
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by bhattisatish 9mo ago
Oh this is still very true! I am from Banglaore, India. There are sites that outright block me. And in a day, I at least encounter 20-25 times where I need to click on "human checkbox" due to my region or IP. In mobile it's w
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by bhattisatish 10mo ago
Are there any tape based solution which can be used at home? I don't care about time retrieval. It's more for home archival purpose. I have two NAS servers (both based on Synalogy). But I need something where I can back it up and
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Alphabet in Motion: An ABC Pop-Up Book about Typography(kellianderson.com)
2 points by bhattisatish 10mo ago|1 comments
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by bhattisatish 10mo ago
A beautiful pop book that gives a glimpse on types are designed. ( https://www.kellianderson.com/books/alphabetinmotion.html ) In this age of generative AI and ebooks, this book is a very pleasant surprise. I loved the w
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by bhattisatish 11mo ago
Congrats dude on the release!
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
Cloudfront allows you to map your S3 with both - signed url's in case you want a session base files download - default public files, for e.g. a static site. You can also map a domain (sub-domain) to Cloudfront with a CNAME record and s
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
There is OpenScap based ComplianceAsCode. See https://github.com/ComplianceAsCode/content It has implementations for CIS Level 1 & 2 benchmark. Supports NIST, ... It allows you to generate ansible or bash scripts f
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
`caffeinate -s <script>` should do the trick. You don't need anything else. `caffeinate -d` will disable the shutting down of display. `caffeinate -w <pid>` will watch a process and will goto sleep once that process is fini
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
We where on the same boat as you at the start. We tried multiple iterations of different process, but in the end what worked for us was following: 1. Use a bar code scanner to scan a batch of books into a text file. 2. Wrote a small script
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
And I understand some features are already built by you, but as I was not able to play with the app (since I can't import any books), I have listed the ones that are important for me
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
I have more than 500 books too. I have tried using multiple platforms and I end up leaving them because they become a social platform or more than a simple book management. I don't have issues with that, but it's about how much ti
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
Thanks everyone for the recos. I asked chatgpt to summarize the conversation, and this is what it came up with. https://chatgpt.com/share/68752971-9e78-8012-bb83-5586a81d4d...
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
Noted. Is on my definite list now :-)
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
Man the genres and sub-genres I am discovering here is just awesome! JRPG's is another discovery. Seems like I am opening myself up to a whole new world :-)
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
I watched couple of Half life videos/movies and I found the story line engaging. I haven't tried playing the games though. I guess next step will be that, in case they support controllers as I don't use mouse.
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
Thanks for providing another keyword :-) Walking Simulator genre looks interesting.
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
Noted. Will avoid classic mode first time around :-)
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
DiscworldMUD has definitely piqued my interest. I own the whole pratchett's set. Something I can see myself enjoying :-) Moonring seems interesting. A title I will definitely try.
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
I definitely like something that is long. I am an avid reader of SF/Fantasy series. In TV series I prefer Noir style, ... You definitely have asked some interesting questions. What I am looking for is something I can enjoy :-) and no
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
Hat in time sounds quirky and interesting. Will give it a go
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
Oh I wasn't aware that I could use the xbox/playstation controllers on Ubuntu. I guess that makes it easier to buy one. I did not play much of Doom in a single player mode. It was typically in a LAN party my friends used to organi
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
Thanks for the reco. Will explore couple of these titles.
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
Thanks for the reco. Anything that requires mouse is out. I have a RSI on my wrist, and anytime i use the scroll wheel it flares up. I am ready to buy a gamepad. I guess I will need to explore which one I should buy. Outer wilds looks inter
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
I installed Steam for Ubuntu after reading the parent article :-) But I was completely overwhelmed by the choices, that's why I asked for some reco.
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
Journey seems something I will like to try :-) I wasn't aware of cozy games, but I guess that's what I am looking for. Thanks for the keyword
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
Oh I have a good monitor, but I don't have an high end GPU. I do have couple of mechanical keyboards, and split keyboard which I use for my programming. Any youtube channels you can recommend? Especially for older people with RSI :-) A
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
As I haven't tried many games, I am not sure what I really like. Card games are out unless I am playing in real life ;-) I haven't played board games much. I tend to zone out pretty fast. First shooters, feels immersive enough, bu
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by bhattisatish 1y ago
Thanks. Looks interesting... Will definitely try this one

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