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digisign

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About digisign

Digital Signage practicing guru.

Recent public activity

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    So they do have access after all—just have to ask nicely. That process is fine, the best we have. The problem is having roving surveillance vehicles driving around everywhere. I se…

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    Trustworthy Technology | Earth | Part Time | REMOTE | Vision, Marketing, and Design Hi, we are a small group trying to bring the "trustworthy" feature back to tech. Curating and bu…

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    If you weren’t constantly farming karma, it wouldn’t bother you. Why not critique the content instead?

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    Comment #46302312

    This is great, been waiting so long for a good Linux tablet. I love my Starlite. I put fedora and phosh on it and watch movies all the time with it.

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    Comment #45892920

    Thanks, guess codeberg doesn't have much bandwidth. On the other hand it's mostly static text and a css include, should be easy to serve.

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    Comment #45890888

    Anyone have additional feedback? Seems to have a decent number of votes, but I didn't see it on the front page, even on the second to fifth.

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    Comment #45841006

    Accounts can most often be closed or deleted permanently when one wants to stop or move. Some can change your address.

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    Comment #45840661

    It's not hard at all, just a pip install away. Perhaps a rare uninstall later. It sounds like you haven't read the full thread. It's common for younger developers to be slaves to "…

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    Comment #45827637

    Promising but very barebones. Hard to do without syntax highlighting these days, for example. But I think it would be useful on a tiny machine with openwrt, as micro is huge there.…

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    Before I used micro & ne I used nano, and configured the keybindings to work in the CUA style. I still have the dot files, didn't delete them, but they rarely get used anymore. I t…

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    Comment #45811975

    I get a new machine most years from the business. I suggest a systems administration course if you're having so much trouble with Python libs. It can help, knowing your way around …

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    Comment #45755696

    Never happened.

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    Comment #45753697

    I only ever had it a problem with large, poorly maintained projects from work. You know the kind that have two web frameworks required in the same project, and two orms, etc. ;-) T…

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    Comment #36235112

    He did and was told to shut up. And how did it work out for the folks who pressed on?