Marek S. Ł.
@marek@m5l.eu
Today wasn't the first time that showing specifically https://www.grampsweb.org/ really got a layperson excited about running a private server. Probably because family is much easier to relate to than abstract software
Hello, friends at littleOne!
I'm slowly recovering from the "after EuroBSDCon" queue of things to do, and I'll put some time and effort on littleFedi in the coming days.
I've forwarded a list of bugs & features to the team and they worked on it, so I'll merge them in the coming days. Stay tuned!
Let's say I have a still photo, and I want to record a short video in which I zoom and pan over that photo. How can I do it on Linux and with preferably FOSS tools?
@stfn Interactively, like navigating with your mouse, or pre-recorded transforms?
Easiest option is probably your image viewer of choice plus OBS to screen record the image viewer window
(even if I didn't care about FOSS and Linux, it's just the best free video editor for some time now)
@marek Gotosocial can do this
For my reference it's documented here:
https://docs.gotosocial.org/en/v0.22.1/user_guide/settings/#select-layout
Alright, money is canceled, no jobs, no debt, whatcha gonna do with your time?
#poll
| Sleep: | 1255 |
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| Fix shit: | 1282 |
| Thresh (take apart shit): | 273 |
| Politics: | 339 |
| Bake/cook: | 880 |
| Build (lift and connect shit): | 705 |
| Plumbing (give me the shit): | 110 |
| Make electricity with kinetics: | 183 |
| Weep/wail: | 105 |
| Rejoice: | 813 |
| Become the barter/trade shop: | 138 |
| Transport: | 182 |
| Bard-make music/art for community: | 695 |
| Healthcare: | 224 |
| Science: | 742 |
| Mathematics: | 361 |
| Teach: | 976 |
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Hey Gang...
Trying to do some damage control for a relative that is stuck on Windows.
What's a good Windows email client nowadays, something with good calendar integration, etc., multiple accounts?
That IS NOT Outlook.
Thanks.
Works for me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Ok, native English speakers, clear this out for me: how do you pronounce “Forgejo”?
Is it like “Forsh-joe”?
Is it “Forge(like “forget”)-joe”?
Is it “For-je-hoe”?
Honestly, for non-native speakers it’s sometimes a guessing game, and since you probably never heard it from a native speaker there’s a high chance you completely mispronounce the word. 😅
#forgejo #englishpronunciations
(the language that the word forĝejo comes from...)
shower thought: "España" has an ñ, "Česko" has a č... it would have been fun if Germany in German was "Deutßchland", Poland in Polish was "Połska" and Portugal in Portuguese was "Portugãl"
@hisham_hm We need just a little bit more devolution in the UK and then Surrey can rename itself back to Suþerice!
@hisham_hm Döitschland looks more phonetically correct to me, even though there is no "öi" diphthong in German. (However "Doitschland" is associated with Nazi Skinheads because of the "oi".)
@TauPan Połska and Portugãl aren't phonetically correct either, but that's not how we're playing this game :D
@hisham_hm If you try pronouncing Deutßland it kinda sounds like how the Japanese say it: DoITsu (mute u)
..in that vein, what if
(a with little tail sound is very similar to your -ão suffix)
@marek Very pleased to learn that! Especially when I meet more members of the Brotherhood of Hard to Pronounce Nasal Sounds
Czasami lubię poszukać nowych narzędzi, choć w tym przypadku to zwykłe ganianie za króliczkiem 🐇
Dziś o aplikacjach do zarządzania zadaniami ✅
https://blog.narecki.name/w-poszukiwaniu-idealnej-listy-zadan
@michal
Dla mnie nic nie przebija papieru i czegoś do pisania.
@rogatywieszcz @michal Papier ma jedną wadę - nie można ustawić powiadomień do listy zadań (mi ratują one czasami sytuację). Ale pod każdym innym względem zgadzam się. Papier najlepszy. I ręczne pisanie. Bardzo dobrze wpływa na mózg. Są na to badania naukowe nawet.
@sebastian @rogatywieszcz też lubię czasem coś zapisać ale powiadomienia traktuję jako must have. Żona jest w tym względzie w pełni papierowa 📝
@michal ja też z todoist przesiadłem się kilka lat temu. Powodem było to, że plany premium za darmo mi się kończyły a bez premium nie było powiadomień.
Finalnie osiadłem na Nextcloud Tasks. W sumie to był powód dlaczego zainteresowałem się NC, a idąc dalej - selfhostingiem (a jeszcze idąc dalej, DevOpsem co jest teraz moją pracą
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Na Android Tasks.org to no-brainer. Najlepsza aplikacja caldav 1/2
@michal bodajże można sobie w Tasks.org wyłączyć niepotrzebne elementy. Przynajmniej część. Do tego interfejs został uproszczony.
Na Linux długo dobrej aplikacji nie było, a istniejące były opuszczone, więc używałem wersji Web która jest OK.
Jednak aktualnie istnieje @planify który jest świetny i chciałbym coś takiego na tablecie.
Na iOS z Caldav działa normalnie Apple Reminders.
NC Tasks synchronizuję też z Home Assistant co pomaga w automatyzacjach
@cichy1173 @planify dzięki za komentarz. U mnie na razie wygrywa wygoda, czyli Todoist Pro, choć pewnie i wersja darmowa by wystarczyła. O Planify słyszałem, fajnie że sytuacja się poprawia na rynku. Muszę jeszcze przetestować Tududi bo wygląda ciekawie 🤓
I actually tried it in my first Zig project, and it survived migration across a few hosting services. You can still find the bug I wrote this way if you clone https://codeberg.org/Maarrk/dedupiacz and run git-bug pull; git-bug bug
@michal I go with https://www.met.ie/ in browser, or MeteoBlue on my Android smartphone.
https://www.meteo.pl/meteogramy?lat=50.0619474&lng=19.9368564
@michal may I suggest...#FediMeteo? 😆
Excited to announce that the @EUCommission has updated it's follow buttons on the website footer!
What's that first platform there? Could that be #Mastodon?
And where did the link to #X go?
All the posts and comments here on Mastodon calling for this, trust me we read them!
The convenience of synchronisation between devices are the most common argument that I hear from friends why they are so invested in the respective walled gardens. But the same advantages can be obtained with old well-tested and open standards. Example: get an SMS with e-mail, add it to contacts and then have it autocomplete in @thunderbird@mastodon.online connecting to whichever mail provider your heart desires, thanks to the magic of CardDAV and IMAP. No need for Giant Mail :)
It made me really appreciate the composability of CLI when I could type git remote add forgejo .../$(basename $(pwd)).git && git push ... to get that micro-automation going.
The original is written in #OCaml with quite involved setup, but #TIL about two single-executable #Rust implementations: Kodama and Weibian.
I'm still trying them out, but luckily both support @typst@mastodon.social so at least I can keep a common content format between them and final document
Trzy razy się przeprowadzić to jak raz spalić
Moving thrice is like having one fire#TIL a Polish saying
Well, once I became the person to guess that and I'm simply translating some textures with #Cpp everything is butter smooth again.
Also, I noticed you prefer multiple specialised services, but I don't see anything that would replace my other uses of Nextcloud: non-media files, calendar, contacts, kanban, office suite... As I'm writing this, I'm seeing probably SilverBullet could handle them all xD
My use case for Nextcloud is basically a dropbox to share files with people,Have you tried copyparty?
I have this exact situation, where I have a Pangolin tunnel (used to be Cloudflare before) and everything gets routed there. I'm having a .local domain resolve to the server in LAN, but this requires a self-signed certificate so only my personal devices use it.
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