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Artemix

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About Artemix

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/artemix; my proof: https://keybase.io/artemix/sigs/IObDswP4VV_D3rf3kTCPT3IMJtfW9dkcnK4hvQtERWg ]

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    Almost did the same, except I went towards Syncthing for document sync, KeePassXC for passwords, and Sailfish / degoogled android for mobile phone (because the apple ecosystem is i…

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    I use a RSS feed aggregator, which I curate with blogs and websites I discover and want to follow.

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    Comment #22657190

    Another huge issue with the `.io` domain is about [ethics]( http://www.thedarksideof.io/ ).

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    Comment #21694084

    I use IRC for tech / general chat on a local server. Much better and cleaner experience than Discord, Slack, or other fat alternatives.

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    Comment #21240330

    I self-host the following services: syncthing nfs server UPnP server, connected to my media NAS gitea server, for my personal projects droneci, linked to my gitea server, for build…

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    Here's a list of proper services: https://www.privacytools.io/providers/dns/ I'm using Gandi (a french company) right now without an issue, too.

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    Comment #20605657

    I use the Corsair K70 Lux keyboard, with red mecanical switches. When working on my work's mac, I use a dell KB216 (much more silent, while still comfortable)

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    Our wiki is a static site generated with the MkDocs tool (Material theme), auto-published on our internal web server through a dumb CI pipeline (a PHP webhook building the website)…

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    - Ebook-like reading tools - Watches, low-power embedded displays - Low-cost screens

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    Haskell, mainly to work on GUIs. Also, continuing to learn Ansible.

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    Comment #20318077

    I second gandi. A very good UI/UX on their web service, a clear API that's usually well supported for domain TLS auth (certbot), a very complete documentation, and a good support.

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    The latter may lead to some registrar problem, and the former would be fine, but I'd recommend the format following `fn@surname.countrycode` or `fn@surnamefamily.countrycode` (or e…

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    I'll try that, thanks

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    Ask HN: Need help finding some programmable AR glasses with low specs

    I recently started spending some time working with hardware-related stuff, components, protocols, etc., and one thing I'd like to play around would be an embedded display on "me". …

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    Comment #20167057

    I like the Sony XPeria XA2 phone, which doesn't seem to be shipped with a weird android version, has a lot of custom ROMs and is well-supported.

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    You can use pihole to block lots of websites on a DNS level, that's always a good first step. Browser settings that should be done are: - disabling loading of external fonts - addi…

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    Clearer dashboard, much clearer and more complete docs (compared to AWS I've been working with). Also, I'm really a fan of DevOps, the dashboard is really complete and versatile, a…