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2023-03-23 18:31:24 CET

Account going offline, not really a fan of social media or bitcoin(ers)

2023-03-15 00:06:28 CET

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Carry on then

2023-03-15 00:05:30 CET

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F-droid version: some nip-05 checks are showing red (nostrplebs being one example) but otherwise running smooth on GrapheneOS.

2023-03-12 20:40:55 CET

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I'm a big proponent of services like anonaddy, simplelogin, Firefox relay, inboxen, etc. Never use the same email more than once.

2023-03-11 15:38:24 CET

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Caddy is my weapon of choice. Sensible defaults make for easy config 99% of the time.

2023-03-11 06:55:18 CET

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Very cool. Think I'll soon it up in my homelab for some quick testing

2023-03-11 03:17:28 CET

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I use MQTT at home and AWS SQS at work. Both of which are pretty basic. What are some features of Rabbit MQ that you take advantage of?

2023-03-10 15:11:10 CET

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Tasker. Automate all the things

2023-03-09 15:45:53 CET

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Peruvian vuvuzelas

2023-03-09 03:21:12 CET

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Bought a used Xeon for a NAS build for $30. Love me some eBay.

2023-03-06 15:31:56 CET

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I haven't looked into mobile Linux in a while, what are some promising projects?

2023-03-01 00:22:18 CET

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I appreciate #[2] and you taking one for the team and posting some "controversial" stuff so I can improve my personal blocklist 👍

2023-02-26 03:06:08 CET

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Not necessarily what you are asking for... But a Mikrotik RB750 can do about 970mbps for $60.

2023-02-25 15:44:41 CET

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Horizontal scrolling single row could be good

2023-02-25 05:41:48 CET

https://i.imgur.com/Vq95dJI.jpg

2023-02-25 01:39:26 CET

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Normie gang represent!

2023-02-24 17:44:40 CET

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Looks interesting. Currently using Joplin but could see switching to this if I can self-host the sync server.

2023-02-24 02:19:49 CET

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I'll second this. Running like a champ on my Pixel 6.

2023-02-23 19:27:38 CET

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My old pup still likes to stick her face in the snow but can't handle these really cold temps for long. I don't blame her.

2023-02-16 05:58:10 CET

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Yes they are very loopy dreams and far from restful.

2023-02-16 05:50:50 CET

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Despite my best efforts, I'll dream about programming problems. Sometimes they're nonsense, sometimes I come up with elegant solutions.

2023-02-14 02:25:12 CET

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Going on a little ski date with my wife for Valentines. Going to spread the love and the stoke 🤙

2023-02-13 14:39:24 CET

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This QR app is open source, supports a lot of different barcode formats, and can scan an image/screenshot. #FavoriteFOSS
https://www.f-droid.org/packages/com.example.barcodescanner/

2023-02-11 21:23:40 CET

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Was going to suggest ntfy since I already use it personally and for unified push. When I have a minute I'll probably write a subscriber service that sends 'nostr:abc123...' links via ntfy for notifications.

2023-02-10 17:16:52 CET

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Looks like going back to Node v16 is an easy fix (although not the greatest long-term solution)

2023-02-10 06:13:38 CET

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Bushel

2023-02-10 06:09:39 CET

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Stream

2023-02-09 06:48:33 CET

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Back to the Future for sure.

2023-02-09 04:09:28 CET

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Ha, you should make it so that when anyone connects with /YOUR_NPUB the latest post that it returns is the readme.

2023-02-08 22:18:19 CET

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https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/nos2x-fox/

2023-02-08 18:46:09 CET

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There's also https://unifiedpush.org/ so you don't have to roll your own push notification library.

2023-02-08 15:58:41 CET

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Fun fact: if you name the field in bitwarden the exact same as the html ID or name attributes, it will autofill.

2023-02-08 04:25:09 CET

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Install this (scroll to bottom of the page and select releases) for easy access and updates to open source apps https://github.com/Iamlooker/Droid-ify

2023-02-08 04:13:14 CET

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Running like a champ all afternoon. Really great work you guys are doing!

2023-01-22 15:23:23 CET

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I watch the fdroid and izzyondroid update logs to stay current on open source android apps. Saw something about a nostr client and had to find out what that was.

2023-01-21 21:43:03 CET

I think I'm going to start a long-running series called #FavoriteFOSS where I mention some of my favorite open source applications and tools. Some will be well-known, some maybe not so.
We'll kick it off with ntfy.sh which is a simple tool to send yourself push notifications but can be used for so much more. Here are some examples of how I use it:
- Alerts from my home automation (doorbell pressed, laundry done, etc)
- Control Tasker on my phone and wall-mounted tablets from home automation and scripts
- A pub/sub backend for my clipboard syncing application (more on this another day)
Some of the features that make ntfy stand out against other similar applications:
- Incredibly easy to self-host (but there's also a free public instance)
- Flexible API (REST, websockets, SSE, and other means of interaction)
- Documentation for days (https://docs.ntfy.sh/)
- Multiple clients (Web, CLI, Android, iOS)
[ntfy.sh](https://ntfy.sh)