kiol, kiol@discuss.online

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    reply to: Don't Contribute Anything Relevant in Web Forums Like Reddit in Technology@lemmy.world

    Big error is conflating services like Reddit and Discord with an open web to begin with.

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    reply to: Modest laptop arriving, what new Linux distribution should I try? in Linux@lemmy.ml
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    Here are options, which I’ll choose by dice roll. Laptop arrives eta today.

    • Project Name Window Manager
    • Devuan —
    • Fedora default Gnome
    • Gentoo Libreboot firmware
    • Void Sway or Niri + noctalia-shell
    • MXlinux Sway
    • CachyOS Niri + Limine
    • Bazzite
    • NixOS Cinnamon + Guix + Flakes
    • QubesOS Whonix
    • Zorin Gnome
    • LMDE
    • OpenSuse Slowroll
    • EndeavorOS Plasma
    • Slackware
    • Alma
    • Aurora
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    reply to: What new Linux distribution should I try? in Linux@lemmy.ml
    OP

    Here are options, which I’ll choose by dice roll. Laptop arrives eta today.

    • Project Name Window Manager
    • Devuan —
    • Fedora default Gnome
    • Gentoo Libreboot firmware
    • Void Sway or Niri + noctalia-shell
    • MXlinux Sway
    • CachyOS Niri + Limine
    • Bazzite
    • NixOS Cinnamon + Guix + Flakes
    • QubesOS Whonix
    • Zorin Gnome
    • LMDE
    • OpenSuse Slowroll
    • EndeavorOS Plasma
    • Slackware
    • Alma
    • Aurora
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    reply to: What new Linux distribution should I try? in Linux@lemmy.ml
    OP

    I’ve played with Nix twice over a week each time. I’m not afraid at all, but I suppose at this point I’ll decide which distro by dice roll.

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    reply to: AI Usage as a reflection of human interactions in FOSS and Self-hosting in Self hosted@sh.itjust.works
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    This is my critique on the state of AI usage and how it reflects human interactions in foss and self-hosting communities.

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    AI Usage as a reflection of human interactions in FOSS and Self-hosting

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    reply to: What new Linux distribution should I try? in Linux@lemmy.ml
    OP

    Exactly the sort of situation I am benefiting from, thanks to receiving a spare machine.

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    reply to: What new Linux distribution should I try? in Linux@lemmy.ml
    OP

    Yeah, definitely super interested as someone who has tried neither Fedora, nor Gnome (since version 2).

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    reply to: What new Linux distribution should I try? in Linux@lemmy.ml
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    Slowroll was recommended previously.

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    reply to: What new Linux distribution should I try? in Linux@lemmy.ml
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    Thanks, I have this combo on the list (Niri was requested on it as well).

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    Cool, I’ve tried Nix twice for a week at a time. Still have my configs. Struggling with lots of missing packages and the docs being frustrating, but love how it works once configured.

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    Resurrected a Samsung A21, last booted 02/2024. Seeking backup and rom suggestions

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    Got the old Samsung Galaxy A21 successfully running again as a home project. Besides pictures, wondering what else should be recovered through adb Android SDK.

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    Resurrected an Android phone, last booted 02/2024

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    Got the old Samsung Galaxy A21 successfully running again as a home project. Besides pictures, wondering what else should be recovered through adb Android SDK.

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    reply to: Modest laptop arriving, what new Linux distribution should I try? in Linux@lemmy.ml
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    KDE and Xfce Ubuntu spins have been great last few LTS, just leaving them alone. I’ve also run DSL.

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    reply to: What new Linux distribution should I try? in Linux@lemmy.ml
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    Sounds fun. I did try Cosmic some time ago on a live disk and it had almost no features at that time, but was very snappy.

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    reply to: What new Linux distribution should I try? in Linux@lemmy.ml
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    Cool, so you are on the rolling release. Does it do everything you want as a daily driver?

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    AI Usage as a reflection of human interactions in FOSS and Self-hosting

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    Resurrected a Samsung A21, last booted 02/2024. Seeking backup and rom suggestions

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    Got the old Samsung Galaxy A21 successfully running again as a home project. Besides pictures, wondering what else should be recovered through adb Android SDK.

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    Resurrected an Android phone, last booted 02/2024

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    Got the old Samsung Galaxy A21 successfully running again as a home project. Besides pictures, wondering what else should be recovered through adb Android SDK.

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    What new Linux distribution should I try?

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    Looking for suggestions besides Kubuntu, KDE Neon, Debian, Arch Linux, or Kali.

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    Modest laptop arriving, what new Linux distribution should I try?

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    Looking for suggestions besides Kubuntu, KDE Neon, Debian, Arch Linux, or Kali. I have previous experience with XFCE, Ratpoison, Openbox, KDE Plasma. Recently started trying out LXQT.

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    Setting up local Caddy with Porkbun

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    Open to suggestions for managing Caddy for domains from Porkbun.

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    Suggestions for running a mailing list (listmonk)

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    Setup listmonk and now wondering about suggestions for how to maintain a basic list and campaign. Wondering about a few things:

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    Suggestions for running a mailing list (listmonk)

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    Setup listmonk and now wondering about suggestions for how to maintain a basic list and campaign. Wondering about a few things:

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    Anyone using twtxt? It is for posting entirely as plain text.

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    Details at https://twtxt.dev/ and elsewhere. This has been in development since 2016. All you do is create a txt file in www or html and include info like

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    Anyone using twtxt? It is for posting entirely as plain text.

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    Details at https://twtxt.dev/ and elsewhere. This has been in development since 2016. All you do is create a txt file in www or html and include info like

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    Setting up dokuwiki as flat files and folders

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    Been working on building a wiki over a number of months, but realize it is a ton of work. My goals are:

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    Setting up dokuwiki as flat files and folders

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    Been working on building a wiki over a number of months, but realize it is a ton of work. My goals are:

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    Drafting up a simple html page

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    Still in progress. Open to suggestions! Current idea is to offer a dark and light mode switch, plus get some fun icons. Want to introduce variations with visual glitches and such, for more of a cyberpunk aesthetic, that can be generated through a pipeline. This is an excuse to learn a lot of little, technical things.

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    Drafting up a simple html page

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    Still in progress. Open to suggestions! Current idea is to offer a dark and light mode switch, plus get some fun icons. Want to introduce variations with visual glitches and such, for more of a cyberpunk aesthetic, that can be generated through a pipeline. This is is an excuse to learn a lot of little, technical things.

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    How would you expose Jellyfin securely without a vpn?

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    Assuming the user will not be connecting over vpn, but is both remote and non-technical, how would you expose Jellyfin to them securely?

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    Paperless-ngx and seeking suggestions for getting into a decent workflow

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    Picked up an ix500 scansnap and wondering about suggested workflows for going paperless. My intention is to scan a bunch of documents, but haven’t delved deeply into how this will actually flow on the software level. I know I’ll need to OCR the scanned documents, and my base setup is:

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    Paperless-ngx and seeking suggestions for getting into a decent workflow

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    Picked up an ix500 scansnap and wondering about suggested workflows for going paperless. My intention is to scan a bunch of documents, but haven’t delved deeply into how this will actually flow on the software level. I know I’ll need to OCR the scanned documents, and my base setup is:

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    People who are staying on Plex, have you tried Jellyfin? What about it do you not prefer? (real question)

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    Honest question, because I know multiple people who are not looking to jump ship since they already have the Plex Pass.

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    Improving my VPS infrastructure for serving media. Guidance appreciated!

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    My thought is to use 3 VPS I already have as a small cluster… 2gb, 2gb, and 8gb running Debian 13. Traffic to Pangolin (Traefik + Wireguard) on all three, to serve Castopod for podcasting, whose media is served from garage S3 across all nodes. Authentication from Authentik + LLDAP, with plan for adding additional services once the base setup is solid. Thoughts and suggestions appreciated!

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    Improving my VPS infrastructure for serving media. Guidance appreciated!

    linuxprepperpodcast@discuss.online by

    My thought is to use 3 VPS I already have as a small cluster… 2gb, 2gb, and 8gb running Debian 13. Traffic to Pangolin (Traefik + Wireguard) on all three, to serve Castopod for podcasting, whose media is served from garage S3 across all nodes. Authentication from Authentik + LLDAP, with plan for adding additional services once the base setup is solid. Thoughts and suggestions appreciated!

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    Comments by kiol, kiol@discuss.online

    reply to: Don't Contribute Anything Relevant in Web Forums Like Reddit in Technology@lemmy.world

    Big error is conflating services like Reddit and Discord with an open web to begin with.

     reply
    2
    reply to: Modest laptop arriving, what new Linux distribution should I try? in Linux@lemmy.ml
    OP

    Here are options, which I’ll choose by dice roll. Laptop arrives eta today.

    • Project Name Window Manager
    • Devuan —
    • Fedora default Gnome
    • Gentoo Libreboot firmware
    • Void Sway or Niri + noctalia-shell
    • MXlinux Sway
    • CachyOS Niri + Limine
    • Bazzite
    • NixOS Cinnamon + Guix + Flakes
    • QubesOS Whonix
    • Zorin Gnome
    • LMDE
    • OpenSuse Slowroll
    • EndeavorOS Plasma
    • Slackware
    • Alma
    • Aurora
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    1
    reply to: What new Linux distribution should I try? in Linux@lemmy.ml
    OP

    Here are options, which I’ll choose by dice roll. Laptop arrives eta today.

    • Project Name Window Manager
    • Devuan —
    • Fedora default Gnome
    • Gentoo Libreboot firmware
    • Void Sway or Niri + noctalia-shell
    • MXlinux Sway
    • CachyOS Niri + Limine
    • Bazzite
    • NixOS Cinnamon + Guix + Flakes
    • QubesOS Whonix
    • Zorin Gnome
    • LMDE
    • OpenSuse Slowroll
    • EndeavorOS Plasma
    • Slackware
    • Alma
    • Aurora
     reply
    1
    reply to: What new Linux distribution should I try? in Linux@lemmy.ml
    OP

    I’ve played with Nix twice over a week each time. I’m not afraid at all, but I suppose at this point I’ll decide which distro by dice roll.

     reply
    1
    reply to: AI Usage as a reflection of human interactions in FOSS and Self-hosting in Self hosted@sh.itjust.works
    OP

    This is my critique on the state of AI usage and how it reflects human interactions in foss and self-hosting communities.

     reply
    1
    reply to: What new Linux distribution should I try? in Linux@lemmy.ml
    OP

    Exactly the sort of situation I am benefiting from, thanks to receiving a spare machine.

     reply
    2
    reply to: What new Linux distribution should I try? in Linux@lemmy.ml
    OP

    Yeah, definitely super interested as someone who has tried neither Fedora, nor Gnome (since version 2).

     reply
    1
    reply to: What new Linux distribution should I try? in Linux@lemmy.ml
    OP

    Slowroll was recommended previously.

     reply
    2
    reply to: What new Linux distribution should I try? in Linux@lemmy.ml
    OP

    Thanks, I have this combo on the list (Niri was requested on it as well).

     reply
    0
    reply to: What new Linux distribution should I try? in Linux@lemmy.ml
    OP

    Cool, I’ve tried Nix twice for a week at a time. Still have my configs. Struggling with lots of missing packages and the docs being frustrating, but love how it works once configured.

     reply
    2
    reply to: Modest laptop arriving, what new Linux distribution should I try? in Linux@lemmy.ml
    OP

    KDE and Xfce Ubuntu spins have been great last few LTS, just leaving them alone. I’ve also run DSL.

     reply
    2
    reply to: What new Linux distribution should I try? in Linux@lemmy.ml
    OP

    Sounds fun. I did try Cosmic some time ago on a live disk and it had almost no features at that time, but was very snappy.

     reply
    2
    reply to: What new Linux distribution should I try? in Linux@lemmy.ml
    OP

    Cool, so you are on the rolling release. Does it do everything you want as a daily driver?

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    1