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You were born on day 4?

GPL is not a political manifesto. It is a license.

I think you are injecting a lot of politics into that entire mailing list because of the social warrior wording. But the man has the right to defend a decision he made… About his software… In a mailing list… About his software. And as a leader it is his goal to keep his team on the same page, so I thought it was really well written: https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-Is-Not-Anti-AI.

Why exactly does social warrior bother you so much? Is that seriously all it was to make all the accusations and insinuations in your blog post?

The moment you pick the term “social warrior”, you are already in politics…That isn’t neutrality.

You insinuate that he took bribes, or did I read that wrong to?

Maybe he’s being paid to be nice to a specific company. There is a lot of money in this world, and there isn’t a stack left that doesn’t want to influence Linux.

No?

I can’t prove it, and I hope I’m wrong.

Again, it seems to me like you are trying to discredit the founder of Linux and thus Linux as a whole. I think you are trying to sow discontent where there is none and using the word choice of “social warrior” to do so. I don’t see any valuable insight in the entire blog post just a bunch of accusations/insinuations directed at a man I respect. Based on what exactly? Word choice and Marxism? What a fucking load. He does not deserve to have his code, contributions, and decades of work boiled down to ‘a political tool’. The philosophical ideas to support your own conclusions are so stretched and twisted that it seems to me like you’ve invented a whole new way to be afraid of something.

Right… Go ahead… Explain again how you are reducing the over twenty years of work that Linus has done for the Linux community to a “political tool”. And yet I’m the one spreading misinformation? Right.

Yeah, bad actors like @Shin@piefed.social with his utter nonsense post: Linus and Linux as a Political Tool.

Dynamic dns. Use it.

I use afraid.org.

Another option would be to just use tailscale.

But if you want unlimited tailscale you will have to host that too and also dynamic dns. Important note, idk what firewall you have, I have a UDM Pro, so that updates my dynamic dns automatically, yours may have something similar.

Sexual health is important guys. If you get crabs in London, get rid of them.

…Word for the wise, you can delete the suggestion by clicking the X button next to it. It won’t remind you or automatically pick the wrong one next time.

Wait… You’re not OP…

Worked IT in a school. I’m glad to see there are teachers who can keep things working in a pinch.

Hi there. Long time, no see. It is two years later, but I finally bought a pixel to run GrapheneOS and finally have to do this to get my wireguard working.

Thank you. XD

zinit and tmux

Zinit is a simple zsh configuration utility, it is good enough where I can drop my ~/.zshrc onto my server, not only will it download zinit, but it’ll go on to setup all my zsh plugins.

And I really like using this command to connect to servers: ssh <user>@<host> -t tmux new -As0

What that command does is connect via ssh, but instead of going directly towards bash, sh, fish, or zsh it just goes to tmux and uses your default shell. It also checks if there is a session 0 currently open and connects to it. If it doesn’t exist already it connects to it.

Using tmux on a server actually has a big benefit. Let’s say you are running a really long command on it. We’ll typically that command would stop when you kill the ssh session. With a terminal multiplexor, that command will continue running after the ssh session closes and you can simply reconnect to monitor the status.

This is open of those projects where the entire rationale is Because I can!

Sorry, I thought you were saying it was a pain to setup and run anything else, I disagreed with that. It is performance limited because it is a NAS after all, but still completely functional. I’ve never installed anything on one that it couldn’t handle, but perhaps someone else has. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I disagree. Docker containers are pretty easy to set up on it, though I admit that the small memory sucks in terms of performance.

Probably an *arr stack, nextcloud, and tailscale.

Okay, that looks like gnome-keyring.

I’m order for it to login automatically, it needs to be named login the same as your username(that is kwallet) and have the same password.

Then when you launch electron apps, it’s already unlocked and doesn’t need a password.

If you need a GUI, try seahorse.

Don’t know what distro you in, but you can get some intel here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/GNOME/Keyring#PAM_step

Questionable alternative solution: remove the password from the wallet. I don’t run one, but I’ve got drive encryption and rarely if ever save passwords.

I’m working on a project involving home assistant, zigbee, and Google home. In a perfect world the doorbell would make all the Google homes chime. Not sure if it is going to work, but I know that I can simply hook up a Bluetooth speaker to the brains of it and it’ll work.

Materials

• Doorbell: https://a.co/d/02HBrOnB
• ESP32-C6: https://a.co/d/011HRydn

Software

My home assistant will be a docker container. In order to make this work, I will be installing esphome on the esp32. I got an esp32 screen because it will also operate a self watering garden, but you don’t need to. It will need to be configured as a zigbee proxy for home assistant, but seems pretty straight forward.

Damn good recovery.

As an American, it took me a minute to figure out why this was a meme. Wish we used metric though.