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I can think of multiple ways to get those ssh keys into #termux , the easiest being to run these commands in order in termux:
> whoami # get termux user
> passwd #allows for password auth
> sshd -4p 8022 # This starts the ssh daemon listening on your phone's IP4 address at port 8022. Then from wherever your ssh keys are residing, ssh-copy-id, and boom there goes the dynamite.Or... just copy the keys onto a SD card and go that route.
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New blog post!
In which I write about how I built a rack-mounted 2U NAS from easily available and sometimes second hand parts, and what obstacles I witnessed along the way.
Did you know that even if something *technically* fits, it does not mean it fits in a way that allows it to work? Now I know that.
https://stfn.pl/blog/82-2u-rack-mounted-server/
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New blog post!
This time I talk how I am blocking ads and trackers from all my devices, including mobile phones. I do that using PiHole and Tailscale, and thanks to using Tailscale the whole setup process is very simple, any device I add to my private network gets adblocking automagically.
https://stfn.pl/blog/72-pihole-tailscale/
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@stfn Dobry film! 🚜 Trzeba jednak wziąć poprawkę na PRL-owską propagandę - zarówno we fragmencie o czasach przedwojennych, jak i o tam, gdzie mowa o losach fabryki po II Wojnie Światowej.
Szczyt: "Załoga miała uczucie, że jest centrum historycznego eposu". 😆
A ponadto wielki plus za podkład muzyczny!
#Ursus #ciągnik #ciągniki #traktor #rolnictwo #przemysł #polskiPrzemysł #filmDokumentalny #dokument #filmEdukacyjny #filmOświatowy #PRL #film #WytwórniaFilmówOświatowych
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@stfn Śmieszny artykuł. Bełchatów nie może stać się drugim Wałbrzychem! Bełchatów ma wpisane środki z FST (trzeba je tylko dobrze zagospodarować) i są to olbrzymie pieniądze. "Wałbrzych" grozi nam - kombinatowi #Turów k†óry obszedł się smakiem, a już chyba w 2030 będzie zamykał pierwsze dwa bloki węglowe.
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@stfn Yeah, #machinelearning is only #maths. Back in university that was called #statistics and #CurveFitting
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@stfn Yeah, #machinelearning is only #maths. Back in university that was called #statistics and #CurveFitting
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@stfn Yeah, #machinelearning is only #maths. Back in university that was called #statistics and #CurveFitting
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@stfn Yeah, #machinelearning is only #maths. Back in university that was called #statistics and #CurveFitting
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@stfn Yeah, #machinelearning is only #maths. Back in university that was called #statistics and #CurveFitting
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@stfn @olgamatna @thebluemarble
Ja bym powiedział że nie tyle ze snapami (chociaż też...) co z tym jak #Canonical próbuje je popularyzować jednocześnie trzymając łapę na ich dystrybucji.
Może to stary tekst ale w sumie chyba nadal aktualny: www.happyassassin.net/posts/20…
Z punktu widzenia neutralności to zbliżony do niego flatpack wydaje się być lepszy.
Ja jestem wolny od snapów bo nawet gdyby mi to przyszło do głowy to dystrybucja bez systemd mi to skutecznie uniemożliwia.
Sandboxowanie aplikacji można robić równie dobrze inaczej (ja: #firejail ) , tak samo pakowanie aplikacji żeby były przenośne (ja: #AppImage ). -
New blog post!
In which I talk about Pinchflat, a self-hosted tool to automate downloading videos from Youtube, both old and ones, and new as they are released.
There's also a comparison between Pinchflat and Metube, two tools for downloading YT videos.
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New blog post! :ggfun:
A year has passed since my last State of the Homelab post, so it's time for an update.
In this episode I talk how my homelab looks right now, what is the hardware, what I am running on it. NAS, ZFS, LXD, Docker, all those words. Also a bit on replacing a PSU for a more efficient one.
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New blog post!
In which I once again talk about LXD. In this episode I migrate my monitoring services to LXD, move LXD storage to ZFS, and realize I have made a serious acoustic mistake.
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@stfn I've contributed off and on to #boinc #foldingathome and other #distributedcomputing projects for many years but now don't want to run up my electric bill or warm the planet for them.
Are there any data showing energy efficiency of distributed computing options? I can run Folding@Home on just my high efficiency cores 24/7 with #AppTamer but I've no idea if that is "green" compared to a server. BOINC uses high power/low efficiency cores so I uninstalled it. -
@stfn Potwierdzam.
Też wolę bezprzedziałowe EZT-y.
Ze Stadlerów szczególnie cenię sobie ten:https://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elektrick%C3%A1_jednotka_480 -
I finished the first chapter of the fast.ai course on Machine Learning, and I am amazed! It's incredible how easy now people without a technical background (aka me) can start diving into ML and actually doing something cool, like creating an image recognition script. By following the Jupyter Notebook code in the course I created a script to differentiate between images of birds and forests, and later on I modified it to recognize Airbus A320 vs Boeing 737 :D
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New blog post!
Goodbye to corporate music streaming services.
In which I talk how I no longer use Spotify, but buy music as audio files, store it in my self-hosted Nextcloud, and stream it from my NAS to my laptop and phone.
Plus some millenial nostalgia memories.
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@stfn yeah, apart from my server. As a software developer myself I'm looking into a threadripper system as a workstation pc. It has a huge price tag indeed, and the previous threadripper socket was already abandoned. So don't expect the same long term support for their sockets like their ryzen sockets.
If you want cheap CPUs within a server environment look at Intel Xeon systems. Especially those refurbished Xeons are a steal.
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@stfn @AenBleidd A few weeks ago my last client died (Raspberry Pi 4), because the sd card broke (this time it was an expensive one) and I think it's pretty common sd card break if you run #boinc 24/7.
I had #gridcoin on this client, too. It is a crypto currency, which rewards people who are crunching boinc, instead of doing useless hash calculations like #bitcoin
But because I see it as a waste of resources, I will not revive this project yet.
I might do it if I will find the time and if the community will support it, too, with the exception that I will buy only used hardware, because buying new hardware (even the solar panels and battery) for this project isn't sustainable at all.
Imagine a fleet of used mini computers / old hardware crunching for science with alternative energy. 😮
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