Notices by viq (viq@social.hackerspace.pl)

@ryanc https://frame.work are interesting though pricy

@cwebber
Now you need to take over Queens and Queensland and make one the capital of other, and you'll be Queens of Queens, in the Queens' land of Queensland.
@vv

Since I'm currently reading #RunYourOwnMailServer #RYOMS, the part about #DKIM reminded me about something I heard some time ago, and I managed to find it again. Concept somewhat similar to what #OTR does.
https://blog.cryptographyengineering.com/2020/11/16/ok-google-please-publish-your-dkim-secret-keys/
https://rya.nc/dkim-privates.html

With greetings and thanks to @mwl and @ryanc 😅

#email #mail #security #privacy

@grs @hacks4pancakes from what I know about what luddites stood for, those people are the opposite of them.

@Fluse @dalias I don't think #Kindle works without an account. You'd have to manually download software updates and apply them yourself.
That's one of reasons why I chose #PocketBook
Since you already paid for those books, there's little reason to not look for them on https://annas-archive.org/ and save yourself the hassle of fighting with DRM

@dalias @mawhrin @neil extradition laws exist, and issuing fines over borders is also possible.

@famousringo @JessTheUnstill @SwiftOnSecurity it sounds like "Gauss cannon" does what you say, but I'm not convinced this solves the issue 🤔

@dysfun @dalias "mandatory" without consequences is only a suggestion

@dalias @dysfun doesn't that put the burden on you (and your $$$ lawyer) to prove it?
Also, incubation times make contact tracing a non obvious matter...

@feld @drwho oh? Why does it suck? I haven't looked closely myself, but from hearing about them it seemed to be the one to be on, that's why I'm curious.

@cwebber Second Secret Goblin doesn't judge, only nudges you to share hummus

@cwebber hey, First Secret Goblin popped up! Does it want to be petted, or does it want to bite me in the shin and steal my lunch?

@hakan_geijer I assume the source is LaTeX? From a quick search I didn't find a good way to make that into epub, though there are some mentions of using pandoc to convert, and there's https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/41402
I assume you're not particularly interested in changing what you write it in 😅
Yeah, epub is "just" zipped html, so the jump there would be small, and html would make it easier to read on whatever shape screen people happen to have

@hakan_geijer do you depend on the page format? Would it be possible to also have an epub version?

@galactus @rysiek @evan @Mushi
IIRC @mcc tried to run PDS, and you have to have *exactly* same version as main bluesky. You try to add your own modifications, it won't work. You fail to update at the same time they do, it won't work.

@louis @mekkaokereke @rasmus91 what got me is that he's doing equivalent of touch typing, most of the time he doesn't even look where the drums are

@solene thank you. I'll try that later, though flatpak has some assumptions and isolations.
It probably has a better chance of working for calibre than IMs, and for that someone suggested also other variables to try, specific to calibre

@solene with this in place at least Signal still puts the `.org.chromium.Chromium.XXXXXX` files in `/run/user/<uid>`

@solene sorry, where/how do I set that?

Annoying thing with #flatpak apps is that their temporary files go to `$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR`, which is a ramdisk created by systemd. Ramdisk created with very limited size, causing for example #Signal to fill it, or things to quite comically fail when #calibre tries to transfer a larger book to your device. And I haven't yet found a way to adjust the size of this ramdisk, and only an ugly hack to work around this.
#Linux #sysadmin