Do people still use #RSS?
I'm suffering from severe #RssAddiction 🙂 Currently l'm subscribed to 267 feeds.
On Android I'm using #spaRSS (rather outdated, but still functional), on the PC #Miniflux and #newsboat, for testing purposes.
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@walsonde
In der Situation die Du beschreibst würde ich Mint komplett neu installieren. Muss nicht helfen, aber wenn Du sowieso die vorhandene Installation ersetzen willst, ist es einen Versuch wert, IMHO.
Vorher natürlich alle vorhandenen Dokumente etc. sichern, und vielleicht zusätzlich auch den Inhalt der Festplatte / der SDD als ganzes, einschließlich Windows, z.B. mit Clonezilla.
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My suggestion:
- Sway
- wmenu (Wayland dmenu replacement) or
- wofi (Wayland rofi replacement)
- foot (Wayland terminal emulator)
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@30p87 @l_prod
Auch wenn postmarketOS inzwischen große Fortschritte gemacht hat, eignet sich wegen der fehlenden / unvollständigen Unterstützung entscheidender Komponenten gegenwärtig keines der Geräte als vollständiger Ersatz für eines mit Android, AFAIU.
Als Daily Driver würde ich deshalb bis auf Weiteres bei einem (gebrauchten gekauften) Gerät mit LineageOS (microG), iodéOS oder /e/OS bleiben.
Vielleicht auch ein Google Pixel mit GrapheneOS: https://resist.berlin/pixel-preise/
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The disturbing white paper Red Hat is trying to erase from the internet: Make it easier and faster to kill people
Excerpt:
Compress the kill cycle with Red Hat Device Edge
[…]
Red Hat Device Edge embeds captured, analyzed, and federated data sets in a manner that positions the warfighter to use artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) to increase the accuracy of airborne targeting and mission-guidance systems.
[…]
Opportunity: Use edge technology to defeat the adversary
[…]
• Delivering near real-time data from sensor pods directly to airmen, accelerating the
sensor-to-shooter cycle.
• […]
• Sharing near real-time sensor fusion data with joint and multinational forces to increase
awareness, survivability, and lethality
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@fdlamotte
There are some "Feature Broken" entries stated in the postmarketOS wiki page for the Pixel 3a. How does yours work in practice?
PSA: After the latest update of microG in LineageOS without GApps, Google Maps is working again.
(Yes, Google Maps is evil, but I haven't found an equivalent alternative for me yet. No suggestions please.)
Aufgrund anhaltender Betrugsversuche und des Missbrauchs durch Botnetze müssen sich Nutzer von RustDesk auf dem öffentlichen Server derzeit vor dem Verbindungsaufbau anmelden.
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@realestninja@social.linux.pizza
I do such thing based on (literally) bookmarks to OpenTopomap.org in a separate profile in Firefox:
https://opentopomap.org/#marker=14/52.51853/13.40461
Steps:
- In Firefox export those bookmarks to a HTML file
- Convert the HTML file to a CSV file containing names and coordinates, with some clumsy Linux shell script magic
- Convert the CSV file to a GPX file containing waypoints with gpsbabel
External commands used in the shell script: Only grep and sed.
Maybe it's possible to convert the HTML bookmark file directly to a valid GPX file using a shell script.
To have the GPX file available at an other device, Syncthing should be a good choice.