sdwolfz

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by sdwolfz 5y ago
Is there a `htop` for temperature or network traffic similar to these tools?
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by sdwolfz 5y ago
You can uninstall then via "adb shell", just not from the UI. But no matter what, some get reinstalled when you get a system update. I've made it a habit to do the following when updating: 1. Download the update but don'
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by sdwolfz 5y ago
You have envchain to store secrets as ENV variables in your keyring and execute commands: https://github.com/sorah/envchain Not really something you would use for production web apps, I think envconsul covers that usec
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by sdwolfz 5y ago
I played with Appimages a while ago, trying to create one from scratch with a Ruby interactive shell inside. It worked well until I tried it on an older Ubuntu, it gave me glibc errors. To make it work I had to find a docker image with an o
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by sdwolfz 5y ago
When you open a Microsoft account for a new company, they do a lookup to figure out your area of activity and if you're a good match you get contacted by a sales representative asking you if you want to become an Azure re-seller. Basic
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by sdwolfz 5y ago
As employees, maybe in the UK or Ireland. Most likely not in Germany, and never in any eastern European country. As contractors, you could theoretically in any country, the more eastern, the more luck you need to have, but it's doable.
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by sdwolfz 5y ago
I agree with this, just ask for consent, it's that simple. Also, about removing features based on telemetry, of course people are going to disable or block data collection and you will make decisions based on incomplete data. If you mu
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by sdwolfz 5y ago
NPM had a similar thing: https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v6/using-npm/config#send-metrics I remember discovering this a few years ago and was so annoyed that it was on my default and had to have this in my .npmrc:
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by sdwolfz 5y ago
There was an article here a few months ago about TPM backed full disk encryption in Ubuntu 21.04: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Ubuntu-2... Anybody know what happened to that idea? It's been a
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by sdwolfz 5y ago
This has nothing to do with trust, a profile gives you a different set of add-ons, bookmarks, search history, saved passwords, cache and cookies, a container only gives you a different set of cookies.
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by sdwolfz 5y ago
I'm afraid you're both wrong, containers are an add-on, profiles are a core functionality. That person does not want something new, they just want to use their existing workflow, which is possible, but inconvenient due to bad UX a
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by sdwolfz 5y ago
I don't but I can share a reason someone I know uses it instead of Firefox: profile switcher. In Chrome you have pretty little button you click on that lists all your profiles in a nice looking way; with two actions you're done. I
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by sdwolfz 6y ago
Slightly related to this, I'm building a ruby gem that lets you create such a workflow: https://gitlab.com/sdwolfz/cache_box_rb I guess some slight tweaks for task persitance and a CLI wrapper for it could let you
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Crystal 0.36.0 Released(crystal-lang.org)
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FlorisBoard – privacy respecting FOSS keyboard for Android(github.com)
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by sdwolfz 6y ago
I wish Signal would also sell something, anything, but sell it: t-shirts, plushies/pillows, paid sticker packs, a "PRO" logo next to your name in your contacts list (to satisfy your vanity), a fake "license" that
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by sdwolfz 6y ago
I've used OpenNoteScan before: * https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.todobom.opennotescanner/ * https://github.com/allgood/OpenNoteScanner It works OK but it looks a bit old, and yo
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by sdwolfz 6y ago
I should probably also mention this example is for docker images that I use for local development with a shared file mount having the same UID/GID as your host, so you don't have to `chown` all the time while developing.
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by sdwolfz 6y ago
Here's my approach: https://www.codrut.pro/snippets/docker-images-basic-ruby-set... [Edit] This is what I use for local development docker images. Note: I disagree with this article, none of the things listed are
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by sdwolfz 6y ago
I'm watching this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuk9Nmr3Jo8 and I see the same thing, the bottom is about twice the size as the top. Good call on the screen rotation, is this something any of the OSes support
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by sdwolfz 6y ago
Is it just me or is the screen not vertically centered on this device? Also the wake up button is on the left instead of the right, probably gets woken up a lot by hitting the sleeve of a coat or buttoned shirt... These might be nitpicks bu
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by sdwolfz 6y ago
Wow, this is some really high quality piece of software that I did not knew it existed until now. Thank you for sharing it! I don't really have a good, productive, use case for it right now but I really can't wait to try it out. I
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by sdwolfz 6y ago
Yes but I don't want a 3rd party to access my data. Right now I sync peer to peer via WiFi, no server involved, and would like to keep it that way.
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by sdwolfz 6y ago
Took me a while to find it, but this seems to be the repository: * https://github.com/alainm23/planner Some notes from a quick browse: - Licensed GPL-3 - Written in Vala, using GTK - Uses sqlite - Meson+ninja as build
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by sdwolfz 6y ago
With MJIT showing such a big improvement (for particular cases anyway) starting with this version, I hope more people start writing code/gems that take advantage of this. You shouldn't sacrifice the ergonomics of your API just for
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by sdwolfz 6y ago
Got an alert from namecheap saying my `.pro` domain renewal will cost 16.98$ starting Jan 5, also price increases for 15 other that I don't really care about. My first thought was, I should pre-pay for the next 9 years now to lock it i
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by sdwolfz 6y ago
Would this be an option you would consider? https://www.tuxedocomputers.com/en/Linux-Hardware/Linux-Note...
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by sdwolfz 6y ago
If you want to hack up a quick setup, you could use: https://github.com/nginx-proxy/nginx-proxy I've used it for local development setups and deployed internal apps using it, so no FAANG scale traffic, but it&#x27
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by sdwolfz 6y ago
I don't use the Slack app, there is no need to do that when I can have it running in a browser tab instead. Not sure what Teams is either...
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by sdwolfz 6y ago
From your GH profile I see you're quite familiar with C++ development. Personally I'm not, at all, I'm barely comfortable enough with installing Emacs from source. Considering the time I need to dedicate to my dayjob and the

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