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  1. Comment on You should have a website in ~tech

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    I have a cite hosted on neocities, but I want to self host it. What would be the simplest (most GNU, if you will) way to host my own html website?

    I have a cite hosted on neocities, but I want to self host it. What would be the simplest (most GNU, if you will) way to host my own html website?

  2. Comment on How do I sync my dotfiles between PC and laptop? in ~tech

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    I cant speak for it myself but I know a lot of people use GNU Stow

    I cant speak for it myself but I know a lot of people use GNU Stow

    3 votes

  3. Comment on Does anyone have experience with tools for locally archiving the web, like Archivebox for example? in ~tech

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    the last commit was 7 months ago also, not really something that needs to be bleeding edge in my opinion. it makes an http request and formats it. It's like a curl/wget with crawlers and such for...

    the last commit was 7 months ago

    also, not really something that needs to be bleeding edge in my opinion. it makes an http request and formats it. It's like a curl/wget with crawlers and such for images, backlinks, etc

    1 vote

  4. Comment on Does anyone have experience with tools for locally archiving the web, like Archivebox for example? in ~tech

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    httrack is really good. its used for making an "offline web."

    httrack is really good. its used for making an "offline web."

    1 vote

  5. Comment on Tesla Cybertruck owners shocked that tires are barely lasting 6,000 miles in ~transport

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    Oh you're right, I mean the car. The tires probably lasted ~60,000 which is pretty average. Still a wild difference. I wonder how many miles the whole cybertruck will last.

    Oh you're right, I mean the car. The tires probably lasted ~60,000 which is pretty average. Still a wild difference. I wonder how many miles the whole cybertruck will last.

    6 votes

  6. Comment on Tesla Cybertruck owners shocked that tires are barely lasting 6,000 miles in ~transport

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    For reference, my friend had a Toyota Avalon that got 300,000 Miles.

    For reference, my friend had a Toyota Avalon that got 300,000 Miles.

    1 vote

  7. Comment on Donald Trump is safe after Secret Service opened fire at suspect with firearm near his Florida golf club in ~news

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    I'm surprised it doesn't happen more often

    I'm surprised it doesn't happen more often

    5 votes

  8. Comment on Visuals in ~creative

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    I've always used Sonic, but nothing came out as strange as this.

    I've always used Sonic, but nothing came out as strange as this.

    1 vote

  9. Comment on Zerowriter Ink in ~tech

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    The chicken pecking in the video bothered me.

    The chicken pecking in the video bothered me.

    1 vote

  10. Comment on KDE Akademy 2024 - The Akademy of many changes in ~tech

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    I'm really not a fan of flatpaks or snaps but I do think making vital directories off limits is a good idea.

    KDE Linux's base system will be immutable, meaning that nothing will be able to change critical parts of the system, such as the /etc, /usr, and /bin, directories. User applications will be installed via self-contained packages, such as Flatpaks and Snaps.

    I'm really not a fan of flatpaks or snaps but I do think making vital directories off limits is a good idea.

    1 vote

  11. Comment on What creative projects have you been working on? in ~creative

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    I've been working on a bunch of short stories and a friend is supposedly going to teach me how to crochet :)

    I've been working on a bunch of short stories and a friend is supposedly going to teach me how to crochet :)

    8 votes

  12. Comment on Huawei announces phone with tri-folding screen in ~tech

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    I do see a trend of gen z using flip phones. Definitely not these types of flip phones though.

    I do see a trend of gen z using flip phones. Definitely not these types of flip phones though.

    7 votes

  13. Comment on Share your personal dotfile treats and Unix tool recommendations in ~comp

  14. Comment on The “email is authentication” pattern in ~tech

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    It should only ever be decrypted locally, according to them. I just don't like the idea of the hash key being in the same place as the database file. BitWarden seems more trustworthy than other...

    It should only ever be decrypted locally, according to them. I just don't like the idea of the hash key being in the same place as the database file.

    BitWarden seems more trustworthy than other closed source managers, though. I am, admittedly quite paranoid.

  15. Comment on The “email is authentication” pattern in ~tech

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    I completely agree. Keepassxc has a feature to backup the file on time intervals or when it's edited. I have mine setup to backup to all 3 drives of my computer, my laptop, and my phone. I'm not...

    I completely agree. Keepassxc has a feature to backup the file on time intervals or when it's edited. I have mine setup to backup to all 3 drives of my computer, my laptop, and my phone.

    I'm not against putting the database file in the cloud... just not a cloud that would also contain the password and/or hash data to open the database. In case of a leak, all the security features are null and void.

  16. Comment on Why GitHub actually won in ~tech

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    sourcehut seems promising! I hadn't heard about it until now.

    sourcehut seems promising! I hadn't heard about it until now.

    1 vote

  17. Comment on Why GitHub actually won in ~tech

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    Honestly this seems like the best option for me. I could sync the files over ssh or ftp and just use git to track changes... and to prevent borking my codebase.

    Honestly this seems like the best option for me. I could sync the files over ssh or ftp and just use git to track changes... and to prevent borking my codebase.

    1 vote

  18. Comment on Why GitHub actually won in ~tech

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    As of right now I use github for a lot of stuff. School work, configs, code (of course), todo lists/calendars. Mostly personal stuff. I really hate that it's owned by microsoft. Does anyone know...

    As of right now I use github for a lot of stuff. School work, configs, code (of course), todo lists/calendars. Mostly personal stuff. I really hate that it's owned by microsoft.

    Does anyone know if it's worth hosting my own git server?

    5 votes

  19. Comment on The “email is authentication” pattern in ~tech

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    Tech blogs love to recommend 1Password and nordpass. I've used both a good amount. Both are proprietary and pretty sucky. Not secure in my opinion. I'm not going to pay monthly to get a feature...

    Tech blogs love to recommend 1Password and nordpass. I've used both a good amount. Both are proprietary and pretty sucky. Not secure in my opinion. I'm not going to pay monthly to get a feature complete program. The in-browser password managers for both chrome and firefox are okay, but they don't get anything outside of the browser and tend to be inconsistent. I wouldn't trust a super important password to just linger on firefox.

    I haven't used many open source password managers because I found keepassxc first, and it's perfect for me.

    • It runs on anything.
    • It can hold more data than just username/password.
    • It has a cli, if you're weird (or your computer breaks)
    • The file is stored locally, not in the cloud.
    • It has a browser extension for ease of use.

    I know it's good because I haven't thought about it until now. It does it's job and nothing more.

    1 vote

  20. Comment on The “email is authentication” pattern in ~tech

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    For anyone who does this, keepassxc is probably the best password manager

    For anyone who does this, keepassxc is probably the best password manager

    3 votes