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Zarlin

@ zarlin @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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    Exclusive: The web is still mostly written by humans, study finds

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  • Irfanview has been my image viewer on Windows for years now. You can install the full plugin pack from the main website (button below the main installer download) and you'll be set for just about anything that identifies as an image.

    (edit) It's not FOSS though, but it is free.

  • Murena launches phone with hardware kill switch

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  • From the product page:

    A hardware kill switch; disconnected completely the microphone and cameras at the circuit level, leaving nothing open for intrusion.

  • Hips don't lie

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  • Those are actually knees though :)

  • GitHub’s Fall: Microsoft’s AI Takeover, Developer Betrayal, and the Next Fight for Digital Sovereignty

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  • What external services do you use for your selfhosting setup?

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    • Tailscale for external access, this is extremely convenient.
    • Namesilo for domain (cheap but otherwise not really recommended)
    • Bunny DNS (because NPM's certbot doesn't support Namesilo). Still looking at their other services, overall it seems nice.

    Still looking at an external backup solution like Backblaze or Hetzner

  • What is a perfect anime?

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  • Agreed, actually most of Studio Trigger's works :)

  • What is a perfect anime?

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  • Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann

  • Big pot (Arthur Baron-Clément)

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  • What Git clients do you use?

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  • I use SourceGit as a Fork alternative on Linux, it's pretty similar

  • What Git clients do you use?

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  • Fork on windows, SourceGit on Linux, both have a similar UI layout to SourceTree, but are much faster/snappier.

    I really like having a clear overview of the commit history, branches and current local state. I haven't figured out yet how to get such an "at a glance" overview in the CLI.

    For advanced stuff the CLI is still very convenient.

  • final steps for privacy. trackers in apps. options?

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  • If you're ok with doing some selfhosting, a DNS filter like PiHole or Adguard Home should take care of those. A nice bonus is that these can also block most in-app ads :)

    If you setup a VPN like Tailscale you can even make your phone traffic go through a DNS filter you serve at home, so your privacy is always protected.

  • what to do with a old ASUS EeePC 1005PX Intel Atom® N450 Netbook

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  • Boop! by ToshiaSan

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  • I interpreted them to be Willow Catkins, not cotton balls. Not sure which the artist intended.

    Edit: they are indeed supposed to be Willow Catkins, no no kitty harm here :)

  • Need help with new keyboard recommendations

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  • Although they don't include your requirement for a physical volume knob (sadly), Wooting keyboards are really built to last.

    Edit: I see that they actually have programmable and hot-swappable knobs on their roadmap: https://wooting.io/knobs

  • Anyone know of a linux tasks app that can open the json backup files from Tasks.org?

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  • Are OLED monitors worth it without HDR?

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  • Totally worth it even in SDR, the pure blacks are so much better than any other form of backlighting, and even without HDR the colors are much more vibrant.

  • How to Link an Image in Markdown with its site

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  • Ah you mean where the image link is formatted like ![[foo.png]]. I tried some things but it seems Obsidian doesn't support nesting those inside a link (eg [![[foo.png]]](example.com) is not accepted as valid formatting).

  • How to Link an Image in Markdown with its site

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  • You should be able to nest the image and link into each other like this:

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 [![image alt text](image URL link)](anchor link)

    This effectively uses the image instead of the link text.