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lukechilds

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    Thanks, appreciate it!

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    Comment #46909073

    Hey, other founder here. Great question! Close, but not exactly. We do use a sparse file but only very briefly during the transition. We start with 1 SSD as a single top level vdev…

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    Comment #46908733

    Yes, you can run anything on it.

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    Comment #46289837

    This is a good suggestion, we're taking a look into it.

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    Comment #46289786

    Hi Umbrel CTO and cofounder here, appreciate the thoughtful feedback. > how do I keep using this thing in 5–10 years without your cloud, your app store, your updates? The code is p…

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    Comment #22869543

    $ docker run -it lukechilds/ephemeral-electrum "much bottom such hurt hunt welcome cushion erosion pulse admit name deer" There are some sats left on that wallet, help yourself. HD…

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    Comment #18918496

    It can't, as per the BIP39 spec[0], the mnemonic is run through PBKDF2 to generate the seed that is actually used. So even knowing one or two of the input words doesn't tell you an…

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    Comment #15693660

    Only if you want the entire dataset. Datasette allows you to query for a subset of data.

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    Comment #14854060

    libui looks amazing but it's not quite ready yet https://github.com/andlabs/libui

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    Comment #14451357

    Unless I'm misunderstanding something, an Electron app also has direct unchecked access to users' files by using the Node.js 'fs' core module.

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    Comment #12738559

    Strange... Is it a symlink or something? Does `ls "$NVM_DIR"` list nvm.sh anywhere?

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    Comment #12738461

    Ahhh, zsh-nvm requires that nvm has been installed via git. Although it shouldn't be trying to install over your previous installation, it checks if nvm exists first with `[[ ! -f …

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    Comment #12738203

    It should work fine with existing nvm installs, have you commented out the line where you're manually sourcing nvm? If you have can you paste the exact message you're getting?

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    Comment #12738057

    If you use zsh I wrote a little wrapper for nvm that adds a few handy features. Upgrades can be done with `nvm upgrade`. https://github.com/lukechilds/zsh-nvm