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Now I (as a non US citizen, but one of a country that has it's fair share of needless bureaucracy) wholeheartedly agree that there is waste, a lack of oversight/transparency and probably a need for more say of the common taxpayer on how their money is spent.
But as someone who learnt the meaning of the Terms "Gleichschaltung" and "Ermächtigungsgesetz" in school, I wholeheartedly disagree with the current measures and how they unfold right in front of our eyes.
Does this include threatening Greenland with military action or does it not count as war if there is little resistance to be expected?
- https://github.com/yetone/avante.nvim
Did not have the time to test them yet and there are probably more.
I feel better doing my "npm install"s in such an environment (of course it's still not a VM – but that's another topic).
When I read about nix, reproducibility is a goal, but security/isolation is a non-goal.
This certainly looks interesting. Cannot comment on it's current state, as I still use bismuth on x11
https://news.mit.edu/2016/nanobionic-spinach-plants-detect-e...
#!/usr/bin/env bash
langs=(eng ara fas chi_sim chi_tra deu ell fin heb hun jpn kor nld rus tur)
lang=$(printf '%s\n' "${langs[@]}" | dmenu "$@")
maim -us | tesseract --dpi 145 -l eng+${lang} - - | xsel -bi
What I would still like to see is support for kitty image protocol [1] so I could use e.g. image.nvim [2] which currently works in tmux (which I migrated away from in favor of zellij).
Next to their usual stuff/albums there is a plethora of remixes out there. Can recommend this fan-driven youtube channel for an overview:
Coincidentally I just used this form yesterday and got the confirmation about opting out.
I disagree. Playwright's locators are pretty powerful compared to standard css/xpath selectors.
For example it includes layout based selectors.
https://playwright.dev/docs/other-locators#css-matching-elem...
Did not check if there is any sync to the outside world though.
1: https://github.com/navorite/sessionic/blob/main/src/lib/util...
Actually the very first example on https://docs.paperless-ngx.com/setup lists an interactive installer which asks the user some question and eventually arrives at a working docker-compose setup.
$ bash -c "$(curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/paperless-ngx/paperless-ngx/main/install-paperless-ngx.sh)"
I am currently in the process of migrating from mayan-edms to paperless-ngx and it feels pretty approachable to me if you know your way around docker (compose).
Thank you
Who is more likely to visit this page (and use tools like pass) is up for you to decide.
The point still stands. Storing passwords and 2fa secrets inside in the same box will weaken the 2 in 2fa.
(Gmail's main target is not devs, or even computer literate people. And owning a smart phone =! literate.)
Grandma can always print the 2fa seed or write down the alphanumeric value and store it not next to the sheet with her passwords – same principle (I think she won't use pass anyway as opposed to the person I was originally replying to which tells me they are most likely technically literate).
[1]: https://digitalbunker.dev/how-do-time-based-one-time-passwor...
Imho it's a different story if you use a separate gpg-key/secret to access the 2fa secrets (which should also only happen in emergency cases).
This can easily be done with pass.
#!/bin/bash
SRC_IMG=$(mktemp -u /tmp/ocr_XXXXXXXXX.png)
scrot --select "$SRC_IMG" -q 100
mogrify -modulate 100,0 -resize 400% "$SRC_IMG"
tesseract "$SRC_IMG" "$SRC_IMG" &> /dev/null
OCR_RESULT=$(cat "$SRC_IMG.txt")
echo "$OCR_RESULT"
notify-send "$OCR_RESULT"
xsel -bi < "$SRC_IMG.txt"I just heard about them recently and am curious how the final result will look like.
May I ask how you enable the dynamic syntax highlighting as seen in the video? Is this based on treesitter?
> You know who really wants them to join NATO and poke the russian bear? The USA. It seems to me the USA wants war with Russia but wants to be seen as defenders.
Or maybe they are acting in their best self-interest looking at current and past affairs?