Minisforum Refurb, or an SoC that’s cheaper than RPi

As everyone keeps saying…it’s just not a thing that actual sysadmins or fluent users need. Using ssh configs is essentially the same thing that you’re looking for, but you’re just typing alias hostnames instead of clicking on them. Otherwise absolutely no difference. Not many people are connecting by IP address or anything like that.

If you’re dead set on a GUI for this, I guess you’d be in the minority which is why you’re probably not finding a lot out there.

I think Remmina does this though, and it’s solid as an RDP client otherwise.

ssh config? Not sure what you’re looking for. Like a list of preconfigured connections?

Are you talking about just a straight HTML/CSS static blog, or is it created in a framework of some sort?

Well here’s an easy guide to get started: https://docs.github.com/en/pages/quickstart

Then rsync is your friend, like so rsync -avzp /drive1/ /target2/drive1/

That will copy all the files from drive1 to a destination folder in the backup drive called ‘drive1’.

Deduping only works for a single target or context at a time, so if you’re working with many drives, you’ll need to sort your data into unified locations on the backup target first, THEN run dedupe tools against it all.

Second, if all of your data from these drives fits uncompressed on the target drive, rsync will be the fastest to get the data from A to B.

Just gonna throw some constructive criticism out here: this is not a good format for this. This is painful to read with styling, especially on mobile, and pagination requiring clicking to the next page is just not something many will bother with.

You have a GitHub, so I’d post it on a GitHub page, or just in Markdown to make it more readable.

I think Piper being able to take input and read it from the client is simple enough that most people wouldn’t make an entire GUI just to avoid to do that, so it might be hard to find something like that.

If you’re specifically talking about reading PDFs aloud, you could do something like: pdftotext file.pdf | piper and it will read the whole thing.

If you only mean reading a file from a specific selection of text, I’ve never seen something that, and it would have to operate more like a fully fledged screen reader because you’d have content rendered on screen that would have to be then piped to a TTS engine.

Do you just want a screen reader maybe? Gnome has Orca, and KDE has Kreader. Orca is much more polished.

The same way you set it up on every Linux. What’s your specific problem?

Generally speaking, you’re unlikely to find native builds of apps for any OS if it’s easier to write a web app. This is one of those things that’s easy to make for browsers and doesn’t a localized program.

Install pavucontrol or qasmixer and make sure you flip through all the output toggles to make sure pipewire isn’t keeping it muted because it doesn’t detect something plugged. It’s a known issue with this hardware and codec, and other minisforums products have this same issue with it battling the software v hardware mixer controls.

I haven’t figured out how exactly to make it automatically switch on plugin of headphones just yet, but I’m sure someone may have a fix out there.

Here’s the link

It looks like they renamed it to “Outlet” now: here’s a link

Unless they are literally $150, still nothing to beat a Refurb Framework from their Refurb store for $350-450 that comes with a warranty.

When using semantic versioning of anything, it’s an intention to run that specific version. AKA version pinning or locking. Meaning you DON’T want it automatically updating unless you do it manually.

You especially don’t want this happening in a k8s cluster if you intend to run replicas with pulls enabled for obvious reasons.

As for being notified of updates, there are some tools out there for this, but I believe they only check for pulling specific tags, or latest tag. The way container registries work wouldn’t make it obvious what exactly you’d want to update, because there is no concept of tag inheritance. This means if a new tag showed up in a repo, you wouldn’t know if it’s an update to your specific current version of aomething, or just another tag. They don’t work like packages in this sense.

Not trying to speak like a prepper or anythingz but this is real.

One of neighbor’s children just committed suicide because their chatbot boyfriend said something negative. Another in my community a few years ago did something similar.

Something needs to be done.

Ok…but crowdsec bans abusive IPs. Are you saying your actions got you banned for some reason?

Also, whitelist first. Ban second.