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Ugh this morning the Android support on my #SailfishOS phone entered a crash/restart loop, rendering all Android apps unusable 😩
Apparently the Android VM runs out of memory and there's no fix.
UPDATE: It seems I have found a solution/workaround¹ 🥳
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Oh. my. god. For the first time in my life I now have access to a *wide angle camera* on my phone! 😱 🥳
Today I was brave enough to finally update my phone to the latest #SailfishOS 5 (I could absolutely not afford a bricked phone the last ~2 years), and it was the smoothest update ever, so my fears were unfounded. 🙃
However - in typical #LinuxPhone fashion - this¹ little hack for unlocking all the cameras makes the selfie camera unavailable, oh well... 🫠
¹https://docs.sailfishos.org/Support/Help_Articles/Camera/#multiple-cameras-of-xperia-10-iii
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Oh. my. god. For the first time in my life I now have access to a *wide angle camera* on my phone! 😱 🥳
Today I was brave enough to finally update my phone to the latest #SailfishOS 5 (I could absolutely not afford a bricked phone the last ~2 years), and it was the smoothest update ever, so my fears were unfounded. 🙃
However - in typical #LinuxPhone fashion - this¹ little hack for unlocking all the cameras makes the selfie camera unavailable, oh well... 🫠
¹https://docs.sailfishos.org/Support/Help_Articles/Camera/#multiple-cameras-of-xperia-10-iii
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Oh. my. god. For the first time in my life I now have access to a *wide angle camera* on my phone! 😱 🥳
Today I was brave enough to finally update my phone to the latest #SailfishOS 5 (I could absolutely not afford a bricked phone the last ~2 years), and it was the smoothest update ever, so my fears were unfounded. 🙃
However - in typical #LinuxPhone fashion - this¹ little hack for unlocking all the cameras makes the selfie camera unavailable, oh well... 🫠
¹https://docs.sailfishos.org/Support/Help_Articles/Camera/#multiple-cameras-of-xperia-10-iii
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Oh. my. god. For the first time in my life I now have access to a *wide angle camera* on my phone! 😱 🥳
Today I was brave enough to finally update my phone to the latest #SailfishOS 5 (I could absolutely not afford a bricked phone the last ~2 years), and it was the smoothest update ever, so my fears were unfounded. 🙃
However - in typical #LinuxPhone fashion - this¹ little hack for unlocking all the cameras makes the selfie camera unavailable, oh well... 🫠
¹https://docs.sailfishos.org/Support/Help_Articles/Camera/#multiple-cameras-of-xperia-10-iii
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Oh. my. god. For the first time in my life I now have access to a *wide angle camera* on my phone! 😱 🥳
Today I was brave enough to finally update my phone to the latest #SailfishOS 5 (I could absolutely not afford a bricked phone the last ~2 years), and it was the smoothest update ever, so my fears were unfounded. 🙃
However - in typical #LinuxPhone fashion - this¹ little hack for unlocking all the cameras makes the selfie camera unavailable, oh well... 🫠
¹https://docs.sailfishos.org/Support/Help_Articles/Camera/#multiple-cameras-of-xperia-10-iii
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#ffmpeg drawtext filter chokes on umlauts, causing it to drop trailing characters 😩
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@kevinbowen Did I miss anything? Do you prefer a Google Calendar!? 😅 #CalDAV might be a bit quirky old, but there are very many CalDAV integrations, servers and libraries out there, so I find it very well interoperable. 🤔
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I am amazed how well these 3D-printed PETG parts have survived all these years in the elements. They're gunked up, but still flexible and strong as ever.
These were part of the sensor network I build during my #PhD, which I tore down today. End of an era for me. A good one.
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So about the #Kyocera #CUPS driver needing insecure #pypdf3 situation:
I guess this is not only a #NixOS problem but concerns anyone wanting to use their Kyocera printer on Linux. I understand that pypdf3 is deprecated and one should use just pypdf, but the kyocera driver is proprietary, so how would one fix that? 🤔
I guess Kyocera themselves don't care whatsoever...
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@DoctorMad Damn, the #SolveSpace web version works very well now, amazing!! 🥳
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@DoctorMad Damn, the #SolveSpace web version works very well now, amazing!! 🥳
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@ivan @schmittlauch agenix is also for runtime, not evaltime secrets, so that's not what they meant. For a long time I also had a public #nixos config and looked for good ways to conceal private parts (e.g. with #gitAnnex) but eventually realised it's too much pain and hinders reusage by others, so went the arguably cleaner way: utilities in a public repo that you and others can source in their private ones. Can't point to specific service configs then, though...
https://discourse.nixos.org/t/public-reusable-flake-with-private-parts/73049
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@ivan @schmittlauch agenix is also for runtime, not evaltime secrets, so that's not what they meant. For a long time I also had a public #nixos config and looked for good ways to conceal private parts (e.g. with #gitAnnex) but eventually realised it's too much pain and hinders reusage by others, so went the arguably cleaner way: utilities in a public repo that you and others can source in their private ones. Can't point to specific service configs then, though...
https://discourse.nixos.org/t/public-reusable-flake-with-private-parts/73049
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@ivan @schmittlauch agenix is also for runtime, not evaltime secrets, so that's not what they meant. For a long time I also had a public #nixos config and looked for good ways to conceal private parts (e.g. with #gitAnnex) but eventually realised it's too much pain and hinders reusage by others, so went the arguably cleaner way: utilities in a public repo that you and others can source in their private ones. Can't point to specific service configs then, though...
https://discourse.nixos.org/t/public-reusable-flake-with-private-parts/73049
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@ivan @schmittlauch agenix is also for runtime, not evaltime secrets, so that's not what they meant. For a long time I also had a public #nixos config and looked for good ways to conceal private parts (e.g. with #gitAnnex) but eventually realised it's too much pain and hinders reusage by others, so went the arguably cleaner way: utilities in a public repo that you and others can source in their private ones. Can't point to specific service configs then, though...
https://discourse.nixos.org/t/public-reusable-flake-with-private-parts/73049
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@ivan @schmittlauch agenix is also for runtime, not evaltime secrets, so that's not what they meant. For a long time I also had a public #nixos config and looked for good ways to conceal private parts (e.g. with #gitAnnex) but eventually realised it's too much pain and hinders reusage by others, so went the arguably cleaner way: utilities in a public repo that you and others can source in their private ones. Can't point to specific service configs then, though...
https://discourse.nixos.org/t/public-reusable-flake-with-private-parts/73049
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@jrg If it works for you, this sounds good. #nixbook [1] is an amazing project that does basically that: an auto-updating #NixOS base and #Flatpak for the apps. Nothing wrong with that. You can use nix-flatpak [2] to put your flatpaks into configuration.nix, but then you might as well just use the native apps from nixpkgs, which probably work better in general. nix-env is pretty evil and I'd say avoid it.
[1] https://nixbookos.org/
[2] https://github.com/gmodena/nix-flatpak -
In #Switzerland they have wheelchair swings 🇨🇭
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It's surreal: From what I have tested, the *only* way to decide what documents a #paperless user can see, is who the owner of a document is or who can view it. First, there is no UI to see who the owner or viewer of a document is, you can just search for documents of a specific owner. Then, you can assign an owner to selected documents - a document can just have *one* owner. Conclusion: It's impossible to share certain documents with/between non-superusers. 🤷
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First road bump with #paperless for me today. The permission system is weird. It seems impossible to make a user that can just view documents with a certain tag or from a certain correspondent. Apparently one needs to manually (or automatically on document addition) add that user as "owner". And paperless doesn't seem to have a link sharing system for *multiple* documents or a specific search. Only for individual documents. Meh. 🫤
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Wrote my first :rust: #Rust program today. A small utility to grab the last value of a matching column in a matching csv file. I had hacked something together with #qsv, #nushell and #python, but those were all too slow for fast repeated calls. This Rust version executes 10-100x faster: a few ms on a :raspberrypi: #RaspberryPi 4, neat! 👌
Rust and :nixos: #nix is also a match made in heaven, omg is the experience better than Python 🫠
$ csvget scd30 co2
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Weil es letztes Jahr beim #Tübix2025 so gut angekommen war, mache ich wohl beim #Tübix2026 sogar zwei :nixos: #NixOS workshops:
1. Workshop: Einstieg, Motivation, Killer Features, Basics
2. Workshop: Deep Dive ins Nixos-Modulsystem, schreiben eigener Module, secrets management mit #agenix, vllt. Live-Deployment auf einen :raspberrypi: #RaspberryPi vor OrtWas meint ihr?
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Weil es letztes Jahr beim #Tübix2025 so gut angekommen war, mache ich wohl beim #Tübix2026 sogar zwei :nixos: #NixOS workshops:
1. Workshop: Einstieg, Motivation, Killer Features, Basics
2. Workshop: Deep Dive ins Nixos-Modulsystem, schreiben eigener Module, secrets management mit #agenix, vllt. Live-Deployment auf einen :raspberrypi: #RaspberryPi vor OrtWas meint ihr?
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Weil es letztes Jahr beim #Tübix2025 so gut angekommen war, mache ich wohl beim #Tübix2026 sogar zwei :nixos: #NixOS workshops:
1. Workshop: Einstieg, Motivation, Killer Features, Basics
2. Workshop: Deep Dive ins Nixos-Modulsystem, schreiben eigener Module, secrets management mit #agenix, vllt. Live-Deployment auf einen :raspberrypi: #RaspberryPi vor OrtWas meint ihr?