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efrecon

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    Comment #48794662

    I used comaps on a hike. It really is good at not draining your battery. I've wanted to run it on my wear OS watch, but while you can sideload the APK, wearOS does not have a file …

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    Comment #48658149

    Fusion is a programming language designed for implementing reusable components (libraries) for C, C++, C#, D, Java, JavaScript, Python, Swift, TypeScript and OpenCL C, all from sin…

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    Comment #47945056

    Indeed really quick and responsive

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    Comment #46617271

    No. Act is for running actions locally. What was mentioned is a way to insert an SSH step at some well-chosen point of a workflow so you can login at the runner and understand what…

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    Comment #46593212

    I have written https://github.com/efrecon/sshd-cloudflared to solve the same problem. It provides you with an SSH connection inside a transient cloudflare tunnel. The connection is…

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    Comment #44794893

    Because awk understands "columns" better. echo '999 888' | awk '{print $2}' prints 888

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    Comment #44786933

    Link from the homepage: https://openipc.org/supported-hardware/featured

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    Comment #43599669

    This is really good! Thanks!

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    Comment #42992305

    But then... One of those engineers quit and another one becomes seriously ill and cannot work for a longer period of time...

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    Comment #41015015

    I would believe this is mostly due to panic rather than being stupid. At some point, for many people, your logical brain stops working.

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    Comment #40557038

    Isn't contiki-ng another one?

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    Comment #40109310

    That's what I meant indeed. The article never mentions busybox in the text, does it?

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    Comment #40087622

    I've built dew for this. It "knows" about many of those apps (and where to get a container from). https://github.com/efrecon/dew . Adding a term app is usually just a matter of cra…

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    Comment #40079744

    That's really cool

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    Comment #40038806

    Or better : use the --wrap option so it gets clearer that no wrapping on long lines happens .

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    Comment #40023488

    I use ble.sh. I find it really good, even if a bit sluggish at times. The multi-line editing mode is god's end when trying little advanced snippets of shell.

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    Comment #40011609

    This is both funny and scary. A quick look through some of them reveals (no links on purpose): - Some UI in Swedish to control the heating system (+warm water) of two houses - A ho…

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    Comment #39903544

    Downloading the tarball/zip with just a shell and regular utils is possible. See https://github.com/efrecon/ungit

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    Comment #39849327

    Yes. But act isn't entirely compatible unfortunately. To run the "real" thing, my latest attempt is here: https://github.com/efrecon/gh-runner-krunvm . It let you create ephemeral …

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    Comment #39849205

    I've just made a ShowHN [1] about my pet project [2] for the past few weeks. It let you run isolated runners on-prem from any OCI image using microVMs. The project uses a base imag…

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    Comment #39849158

    or Tramiel Operating System?

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    Show HN: Isolated microVM-based self-hosted GitHub runners

    This project creates self-hosted (ephemeral) GitHub runners based on krunvm [1]. krunvm creates microVMs, so the project enables fully isolated runners inside your infrastruture. M…

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    Comment #39782780

    I second that. At a past job we picked UDF for being the only format that would work across all platforms. That was before ExFAT got everywhere, but still seems like a good choice.…