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by greenicon 1mo ago
It's included in the model gguf itself.
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by greenicon 3mo ago
At least in the past the default import-export route did not move attachments, be careful!
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by greenicon 3mo ago
Windows gives you recovery keys for each encrypted drive. With those you can even access tpm-protected drives on another machine. I'd say it's mandatory today to encrypt drives. In the age of SSDs it's not really possible any
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by greenicon 5mo ago
Docker (Compose) has some quirks compared to Podman (Compose), e.g. when using gvisor or a lot of internal networks. Depending on what you do your milage will vary, though.
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by greenicon 5mo ago
I'm using jj exactly this way, but `jj commit -i` is still somewhat backwards compared to `git commit -i`: jj displays the commit timestamp by default instead of the author timestamp like git. In addition, in jj the author timestamp of
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by greenicon 10mo ago
In German you use en-dashes with spaces, whereas in English it’s em-dashes without spaces. Some people dislike em-dashes in English though and use en-dashes with spaces as well.
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by greenicon 10mo ago
git absorb works surprisingly well. I was quite skeptical in the beginning, but it really turned into something I used daily (until I switched to jj, where I haven't found a replacement yet). If you use stepwise commits I can really re
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by greenicon 11mo ago
Yes, depending on your highlighting scheme. Not every highlighting scheme shows this by default, unfortunately. To me, this seems initially like some very minor thing, but I find this very helpful working with non-trivial code. For larger m
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by greenicon 11mo ago
Passkeys cannot be phished. Other than that they shouldn't have a big advantage for a more professional user with unique, long, and random passwords. For the common user it should be a great upgrade, giving all these advantages with be
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by greenicon 1y ago
I'd say that the basic sailing knots should fit your bill pretty well. I can't recommend an online source, but you should find plenty resources on Youtube. It shouldn't take longer than an evening or two to learn them.
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by greenicon 2y ago
Wireguard does not re-resolve dns when your dyndns ip changes. This ip change is common in parts of Europe where it usually changes daily. To circumvent this you need a jumphost or similar. This again brings additional issues when you don’t
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by greenicon 2y ago
It seems the EU laws for this have changed last year [1], to allow Erdbeermarmelade again. 1: I was only able to find something in German: https://www.wiwo.de/politik/ausland/realsatire-aus-bruessel-...
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by greenicon 2y ago
That’s exactly what prefix delegation is for. Your ISP ought to give an /56 or more, so you can then have multiple /64. I get an /56 by my ISP and have 6 or so different /64 in my residence.
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by greenicon 2y ago
Modern CPUs are mostly limited by their energy budget/heat and smaller cores are more efficient. Also, if you have a workload scaling to, say, 8 cores chances are good that it also scales to 20+, allowing the usage of many small cores.
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by greenicon 2y ago
For a networked Time Machine restore you can reinstall MacOS without restoring first and then use the migration utility to restore from a remote Time Machine. That seems to use a different smb binary which works. Still, I find it infuriatin
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by greenicon 3y ago
These are all valid issues. Germany addresses them by doing a FPTP pass and then filling the remainder of the parliament such that the overall parliament has PR according to a second, independent vote given at the same time. This creates so
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by greenicon 3y ago
Yes, the battery drain on iOS is also the thing stopping me from having it on my iPhone. Wireguard is way better in that regard, but has other issues (e.g. no split dns, no dns re-resolve for dyndns or for network changes). Other than that
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by greenicon 3y ago
You can easily use this for digital documents as well. The only difference in my setup is a tag showing whether the document id maps to a physical document in a binder or not.
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by greenicon 3y ago
Just a side note to this and the other replies: You can also keep the original documents and add scans to paperless for indexing, etc. Since I switched to paperless I keep my originals in binders just ordered by the paperless id, so I can r
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by greenicon 3y ago
I can fully recommend Tink, especially when libsodium isn’t available. Although its documentation isn’t very good, it‘s build to be hard to misuse. You still need some cryptographic knowledge though, as it isn’t that opinionated as libsodiu
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by greenicon 3y ago
This is not necessarily the fault of the browser alone. I‘m also unique on a Safari on an up-to-date iOS, which in itself is not very unique.
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by greenicon 3y ago
The QR code is usually just for easier use, you can also unlock them in the apps via selecting the vehicles on the map.
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by greenicon 4y ago
Sure. As far as I‘m aware the Gedankenstrich is usually set as en-dash with spaces in German, though [1]. 1: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halbgeviertstrich#Gedankenstri...
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by greenicon 4y ago
Yes, and the Gedankenstrich is usually set as en-dash with spaces around, only rarely as em-dash. See https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halbgeviertstrich#Gedankenstri...
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by greenicon 4y ago
The alternative is usually en-dash with spaces.
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by greenicon 4y ago
In German that’s the way it’s done: en-dash with spaces, em-dashes (basically) don’t exist.
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by greenicon 4y ago
Yes, this is a shame. Building a low-idle-power system with desktop components is far harder than it seems, unfortunately.
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by greenicon 4y ago
There shouldn’t be much of a difference, although the rust crate is more similar to the OpenSSL part. Just make sure to properly seed your CSPRNG, e.g. via using Rust’s ThreadRng[1]. In basically all cases there is no reason to use anything
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by greenicon 4y ago
In Germany historically yes, but today most people mean the person him/herself.
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by greenicon 4y ago
You get some form of cross-platform sync. Apple, Google, and so on each have syncing, but in their ecosystem only. You can break out with the QR codes, but this might not be the preferred solution to some.

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