rexysmexy

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by rexysmexy 2mo ago
To this day I still use a ZFS array for my critical backup storage. I've migrated over to using snap raid + mergerfs for my larger Linux iso storage array. Simple enough and I can pull a drive on it's own without any other stuff.
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by rexysmexy 10mo ago
I'm still sitting on some 8mm film that my grandpa shot, and even some of the commercials he worked on. Still trying to find a reasonable way to digitize them. Also multiple boxes of slides, I know you can buy the scanners (I had one).
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by rexysmexy 1y ago
I ended up 3D printing some larger grips to help when I have nerve pain flare-ups. Love using the deck with them
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by rexysmexy 2y ago
Lovely post! I've been dealing with chronic pain throughout the winters. Ended up with a fibromyalgia diagnosis at the start of the year. Here's some stuff that I've found that helps - Compression clothing. Not only does it h
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by rexysmexy 3y ago
Absolutely love Pandoc. I used it through my undergrad to take notes for all of my courses. Markdown with inlined LaTeX just made sense. It made university more accessible, as I get frequent hand cramps while writing notes. So I started to
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by rexysmexy 8y ago
I wouldn't expose your private keys for 2FA in plain text on your laptop. At least encrypt the file with GPG key to not expose it and read it in the script
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by rexysmexy 8y ago
I haven't had a chance to integrated vimwiki into my school notes just yet. I havent used the export function in vimwiki yet, as I stick with viewing my notes in vim. I'm not sure if HTML outputs the paths the same way that the vi
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by rexysmexy 8y ago
Over my last two terms I've invested in using markdown with Pandoc to write any notes in class. I needed a way to be able to take math notes, and be simple to use. After migrating to Linux, OneNote was no longer an option. It's si
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by rexysmexy 8y ago
Doesn't vim do this by default? Typing >> will indent the entire line. This can be used in tandem with select to indent multiple lines at once!