man man
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Exactly. A few months ago the headline was a patent of Roku hijacking HDMI to show ads.
I’ll save my energy to be pissed off when this garbage actually makes it to market.
Learn a docker compose deploy. It’s a knowledge that pays off for services other than jellyfin too.
Collectibles are non-fungible tokens by definition, and blockchain is just a data structure.
I don’t care about collectibles / NFTs, but this is nothing new in the gaming world.
only 5 commits less than 14 years old
I think you’re looking at the latest commit in each branch. There are ~40 commits this year.
I thought screen was abandonware after RHEL removed it in 2019 and recommended tmux instead.
It’s a vulnerability that affects secure boot through grub. MS is the interested party in patching it because they’re the ones selling secure boot certifications. It doesn’t surprise me a bit if the open source community is not interested in patching secure boot holes.
The bottom line is that a windows update broke grub. Again.
Secure boot borking systems? Windows assuming it’s the only OS on the machine? I’m shocked
I keep a small local knowledge base with common fixes for problems I find recurrently (over and over again in some cases).
It has a bit over 1,300 lines of markdown files split by category of problem. It saves me the trouble of finding that exact solution in stack overflow that fixed this exact problem 5 months ago.
I still occasionally need to use one of these two
# for plasma desktop
alias kplasma='plasmashell --replace & disown'
# when kwin crashes or acts weird
alias kbug='if [ "${XDG_SESSION_TYPE}" = "x11" ]; then kwin_x11 --replace & disown; else kwin_wayland --replace & disown; fi'
ok, database it is then
Excel / OnlyOffice?
I love self-hosted tools, but you can do a lot on a spreadsheet.
Btw, if the files are not too large, you can query them using SQL without even hosting a database just by using Pandas. This avoids the problem of updating entries and handling migrations in case the CSVs change over time.
random credentials + password manager
That’s silly. You should compress it before uploading.
that seems to be another bubbletea cli app, like one of these examples.
cool, I’ve been using it myself for a while, it’s not an editor though (as in the title)
HeliBoard has it for some time now
Worth highlighting that Telegram in Russia and WhatsApp in Venezuela - both with vastly larger user bases than Signal - are not blocked…
mah man