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How to Use systemd on Debian 12 – Its Linux FOSS
How to Use systemd on Debian 12 – Its Linux FOSS
This blog explained the systemd on Debian 12 with its core components and units. The usage of systemd has been explained with different commands on Debian 12.
·itslinuxfoss.com·
How to Use systemd on Debian 12 – Its Linux FOSS
RustDesk: Open-Source Remote Desktop with Self-Hosted Server Solutions
RustDesk: Open-Source Remote Desktop with Self-Hosted Server Solutions
RustDesk offers an open-source remote desktop solution with self-hosted server options. Perfect TeamViewer alternative for secure, private, and customizable remote access. Explore our professional on-premise licenses.
·rustdesk.com·
RustDesk: Open-Source Remote Desktop with Self-Hosted Server Solutions
Using ipfs-update | IPFS Docs
Using ipfs-update | IPFS Docs
This page provides installation and usage guidance for ipfs-update, a command-line utility that can be used to install, uninstall, downgrade and upgrade IPFS Kubo.
·docs.ipfs.tech·
Using ipfs-update | IPFS Docs
Private network using public bootstrap nodes - Lobby - IPFS Forums
Private network using public bootstrap nodes - Lobby - IPFS Forums
Hi Is there any way to use swarm key to make the network private but still be able to use public nodes to find each node in the private network? If not, what are considerations in not having this functionality? Why not enable nodes to find each other using any node but only transmit data between those with the same swarm key? My problem that I want to address is, I have several nodes behind NAT each in different locations and with dynamic ips. nodes also can be added. I want to make the proce...
·discuss.ipfs.tech·
Private network using public bootstrap nodes - Lobby - IPFS Forums
Private IPFS over Wireguard
Private IPFS over Wireguard
Spin up three droplets over at Digital Ocean, one in London and one in San Francisco and one in Singapore. And then install, make keys…
·medium.com·
Private IPFS over Wireguard
Kubo | IPFS Docs
Kubo | IPFS Docs
Using IPFS Kubo through the command-line allows you to do everything that IPFS Desktop can do, but at a more granular level, since you can specify which commands to run. Learn how to install it here.
·docs.ipfs.tech·
Kubo | IPFS Docs
Configuring BIND9 (ver 9.16) to allow TXT DNS updates from Letsncrypt
Configuring BIND9 (ver 9.16) to allow TXT DNS updates from Letsncrypt
Solution to the below problem: Use $ddns-confgen or $tsig-keygen, the former provides you with the syntax to paste into your named.conf file Problem: I am trying to configure a BIND9 (ver9.161-Ubun...
·serverfault.com·
Configuring BIND9 (ver 9.16) to allow TXT DNS updates from Letsncrypt
UniGetUI - Martí Climent
UniGetUI - Martí Climent
UniGetUI: A better UI for your package managers. Install, update remove and manage any software you want to with UniGetUI
·marticliment.com·
UniGetUI - Martí Climent
GNU Recutils
GNU Recutils
Fred and George, Turtles in love There are hundreds of cool command line tools that have been made over the years built on the unix philosophy. Plain text is powerful, ubiquitous, and human-centric. It was also the only option for computing for quite a while. It’s no surprise that some of the most sophisticated tools are focused on it. One such package is GNU Recutils, a set of tools and libraries to access human-editable, plain text databases called recfiles.
·labs.tomasino.org·
GNU Recutils
Trap Naughty Web Crawlers In Digestive Juices With Nepenthes
Trap Naughty Web Crawlers In Digestive Juices With Nepenthes
In the olden days of the WWW you could just put a robots.txt file in the root of your website and crawling bots from search engines and kin would (generally) respect the rules in it. These days, ho…
·hackaday.com·
Trap Naughty Web Crawlers In Digestive Juices With Nepenthes
Giving A Proprietary Power Supply The Boot
Giving A Proprietary Power Supply The Boot
You’ve probably noticed that everywhere you go — the doctor’s office, hotels, or retail shops, there are tiny PCs everywhere. These small PCs often show up on the surplus market f…
·hackaday.com·
Giving A Proprietary Power Supply The Boot
Self-Hosting a Firefox Sync Server
Self-Hosting a Firefox Sync Server
After switching from Firefox to LibreWolf, I became interested in the idea of self-hosting my own Firefox Sync server. Although I had seen this was possible before, I had never really looked into it—until now. I embarked on a journey to set this up, and while it wasn’t completely smooth sailing, I eventually got it working. Here’s how it went. Finding the Right Sync Server Initial Search: Mozilla’s Sync Server Repo I started by searching for “firefox sync server github” and quickly found Mozilla’s syncserver repo.
·blog.diego.dev·
Self-Hosting a Firefox Sync Server
How To Resize Images Like a Pro with ImageMagick – TheLinuxCode
How To Resize Images Like a Pro with ImageMagick – TheLinuxCode
So you need to resize an image? Maybe you need a smaller version to upload to your website. Or a bigger one for a presentation. Perhaps you just want to experiment with different sizes and formats. Whatever the reason, resizing images is a crucial skill for any aspiring graphic designer, photographer, or casual image editor. […]
·thelinuxcode.com·
How To Resize Images Like a Pro with ImageMagick – TheLinuxCode
Hyper™
Hyper™
A terminal built on web technologies
·hyper.is·
Hyper™
Ghostty 👻
Ghostty 👻
My writings about Ghostty, the terminal emulator I work on.
·mitchellh.com·
Ghostty 👻
POSSE rss to mastodon
POSSE rss to mastodon
I want to post more to the blog, and I want to share it out a bit more. There's an indeiweb concept called POSSE, which means Publish on your Own Site, Syndicate Elsewhere. So lets write a script that pulls down my feed, looks as what I've posted so far on Mastodon, and prompts me to share something. Setup Lets start our publish.rb script with some boilerplate fun, including some inline gems so we don't need to cart a Gemfile around all the time.
·willschenk.com·
POSSE rss to mastodon
2024 Gems of the year winners
2024 Gems of the year winners
Today we’re thrilled to announce the winners of our fifth annual Gems of the Year awards! After our panel narrowed down the selection and the community voted on...
·obsidian.md·
2024 Gems of the year winners