strathos

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by strathos 4d ago
FWIW, I have two JetKVMs from the original Kickstarter campaign, and both have been in continuous use since the day I received them without a single issue. So the experience definitely varies.
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by strathos 11mo ago
or https://pixieditor.net/
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by strathos 2y ago
I just started using Flox last weekend and so far it has been quite nice experience. There are two things I don't like, though: 1) The Homebrew package is a cask that installs also Nix. While I like Flox, I don't want my systems t
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by strathos 2y ago
For you it would be for re-installing Proxmox, not the VMs.
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by strathos 2y ago
Main two things for me that (in my opinion) Apple does better than others are 1) excellent trackpad and 2) no air vents at the bottom of the laptop. With those two things I find MacBooks to be very usable on your lap, like for example in tr
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by strathos 2y ago
Somewhat related, this is the main reason why I settled on using Wezterm as my terminal. It comes with Nerd Fonts pre-bundled.
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by strathos 4y ago
True, but there's templating with variables and conditionals too. Useful for differentiating between environments, for example work Mac and home WSL2.
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by strathos 7y ago
Cybertruck and Rivian are both very interesting, but pick-ups are not that common in northern Europe. I wonder if those will even be available here. Taycan obviously is interesting too, but like you said, it's quite expensive. And with
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by strathos 7y ago
I'm playing with the idea of buying an electric car as my next car. Due to that I'm following quite bit what's happening, sites like Electrek and Teslarati, and a Finnish youtuber called "Tesla Joni" who make sort o
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by strathos 7y ago
I moved at work from Ubuntu to Mac six months ago. I had AutoKey script for getting my most used password with keepassxc-cli and pasted it as text, which I had bound to Ctrl+F12. I tried to find an alternative to that on Mac and Hammerspoon
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by strathos 7y ago
I found the pricing to be a bit confusing. I'm self-hosting it now and been happy with it, but when installing for the first time I couldn't find how to share some of the passwords with another user. Well it turned out that in sel
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by strathos 8y ago
> Companies are paying them for the security. Otherwise, there are cheaper alternatives to Slack with somewhat similar features. > Slack could allow custom clients. But I'm pretty sure all major customers will require their emplo
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by strathos 8y ago
Katacoda has excellent tutorials/labs for Kubernetes. https://www.katacoda.com/learn