QuizzaciousOtter

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[–] QuizzaciousOtter@lemmy.dbzer0.com 0 points 5 days ago (3 children)

WTF is this graph?

[–] QuizzaciousOtter@lemmy.dbzer0.com 2 points 5 days ago (2 children)

I regularly spend more than 8 hours a day at a keyboard but hand fatigue is not something I experience at all. Back, neck - sometimes. Hands? Never. Though I have put a lot of thought into ergonomics - desk, chair, staggered layout custom split keyboard, nice mouse (not vertical yet but I'll probably switch soon). May I suggest you explore ergonomic equipment if you're not familiar with it?

Back when I tried playing guitar a bit I actually liked taking short breaks from work to play. It gave me something else to focus and come back to a problem with fresher mind.

I know my experience is far from universal but I prefer my job so much over my school.

[–] QuizzaciousOtter@lemmy.dbzer0.com 0 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

Wife bad. Haha.

 

I need to buy some kind of sun protection glasses and I'm having a hard time deciding between those three options. I'm interested in your experiences, especially if you tried all of them.

[–] QuizzaciousOtter@lemmy.dbzer0.com 2 points 1 month ago (1 children)

You can have a separate KeePass DB just for your TOTPs.

Korzystam z GrapheneOS na Pixelu 7 od ponad pół roku. Polecam - działa doskonale.

Godne uwagi spostrzeżenia:

  • Ja osobiście używam z zainstalowanymi usługami Google - nie jestem gotów całkiem się od nich odciąć. Nie jestem natomiast zalogowany na żadne konto Google.
  • Nie działa Google Pay. Działa natomiast aplikacja mBanku (i wielu innych banków, w internecie można znaleźć raporty użytkowników na ten temat). Działa BLIK zbliżeniowy przez aplikację mBanku. Można też płacić kartami poprzez Curve Pay.
  • Nie udało mi się uruchomić Ubera (ale Bolt działa).
  • Nie udało mi się uruchomić aplikacji Pyszne.pl.
  • W pewnym momencie straciłem dostęp do eSIM-a, którego miałem zainstalowanego w telefonie jeszcze przed instalacją GrapheneOS. Wyświetla się w ustawieniach ale za nic nie chce się włączyć. Nie był mi bardzo potrzebny więc po prostu poddałem się w tej kwestii.

Generalnie przy zmianie byłem bardzo pozytywnie zaskoczony. Miałem bardzo mało problemów z przejściem. W żadnym wypadku nie zamierzam rezygnować z GrapheneOS zważając na kierunek rozwoju OS na smartfonach i bardzo liczę na te urządzenia od Motoroli.

I would say if you need to ask this, you might not be ready to expose your home sever to the internet. Please be VERY careful about this.

With that being said, setting up reverse proxy (nginx) on the VPS should not affect the reverse proxy on your home server in any way.

In the proposed setup, the VPS will be directly exposed to the internet - it's the "gateway" to your network. If someone gains access to the VPS, they have access to your home server and probably other devices in your network. So yes, you need to secure the VPS as much as you can. Fail2ban or Crowdsec are a good idea. Setting them up on the home server wouldn't really do anything against an attacker with access to the VPS.

[–] QuizzaciousOtter@lemmy.dbzer0.com 26 points 1 month ago (2 children)

That's not true. Google Pay (or Wallet?) doesn't work on GrapheneOS. NFC and contactless payments work perfectly fine. You can use Curve Pay or in Poland BLIK via bank apps.

[–] QuizzaciousOtter@lemmy.dbzer0.com 7 points 1 month ago (3 children)

Yeah, I know I could look it up. But since you brought this up, care to briefly explain the Estonian system?

I actually think it might get even worse as more and more software will be written by AI.

[–] QuizzaciousOtter@lemmy.dbzer0.com 47 points 2 months ago (5 children)

Wow, thanks for posting this. I actually considered switching to PieFed because people say a lot of good things about it but now I know I won't. I can't treat codebase like this seriously.

 

Hi! Recently I'm interested in digital archiving. I want to tidy up my own files and I'm also building my home server which will act (among many other purposes) as a storage for... everything, including archives - files I might never touch again but I also don't want to lose.

I would appreciate some descriptions of how Lemmings are archiving their files. I mean mostly personal files, not bought media. In particular:

  • family photos,
  • home-related documents,
  • job-related documents,
  • school materials,
  • medical documents,
  • abandoned projects (software of other),
  • travel related stuff,
  • receipts, invoices,
  • and more!

Some example questions I'm interested in:

  • Do you ever delete anything or do you archive everything?
  • Do you use dedicated software or do you just store plain old files on disk?
  • Do you use archive formats? For instance ZIP, tar, etc.
  • Do you use compression? Like gzip, zstd, xz, etc.
  • What naming convention do you use?
  • Do you use spaces in the filenames?
  • What directory structure do you use?
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