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I'm open to recommendations if you have them.
I've gotten vdirsyncer working bidirectionally between #orage and Google Calendars. That's nifty and was "easy" after setting up Google CalDAV API. So that's kinda cool, I guess.
Although, I've also learned this week that:
- Google Calendar will drop and does not support VTODOs
- vdirsyncer is apparently in the process of being deprecated for pimsync 😡 (https://whynothugo.nl/journal/2026/04/09/deprecation-plan-for-vdirsyncer/)
- Neither of these will probably work well with Proton Calendar
- The local TODO app that I like & have been using for the past 3ish weeks (GTG) seems mostly abandoned & sync is borked(possibly due to the VTODO issue?)
- The NextCloud trial instance I'm using doesn't seem to support the QOwnnotesAPI(I've been using QOwnnotes to help organize my .md documents starting this year and was curious about using its TODO functionality).Seems that I've just made some poor lifestyle choices.... 🤣
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Must resist the temptation to write a clone of Notepad (the old-school version) for Wayland.
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How would you connect wires to this UART (GND/TX/RX) if you don't have a solder at hand?
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#gohugo (the static website generator) perpetually breaks backward compatibility, but also doesn't use semver, so any version can just break any random day.
It also warns about things like "no templates found for categories", on a site without categories. So I kinda end up ignoring warnings, because it warns about the non-existence of templates which are not used anyway.
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On #linux, when mounting an untrusted #filesystem (eg: external drive) the filesystem might have executable files with capabilities declared in their extended attributes. This is pretty similar to files being #suid. Is there an equivalent to nosuid so I can #mount the filesystem ignoring those capabilities?