Much easier than pressing arrow keys like a maniac 😄
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It’s my go to editor wherever possible.
Learn the keybindings, play a few vim games and install an opinionated suite of plugins like lazyvim.
Before you know it, you too will curse every other editor in existence which doesn’t at least offer vim keybindings 😄
Base 64 encode all your array variables then decode them when needed
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•How to Setup a Secure Ubuntu Home Server: A Complete GuideEnglish
3·5 个月前Felt a bit like a faff to me, so I never bothered. Does depend upon your threat model though
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•How to Setup a Secure Ubuntu Home Server: A Complete GuideEnglish
9·5 个月前Passwordless login only. No root login. Fail2ban. Add ufw to stop accidental open port shenanigans, and you are locked down enough
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Linux@lemmy.ml•Must fight temptation to buy an overpriced raspberry pi
4·6 个月前There are usb gpio devices which can fulfill the connectivity bit. Pretty sure you are sol with the 5w though 😊
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2·7 个月前Fair enough, it lowers the risk. Are you doing key stretching? Ie. X rounds of pbkdf or whatever it’s called?
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3·7 个月前I feel like saving the password in the export is a bad idea if security is your thing
Slackware was the shit in the 90’s. I bounced around slack, Debian, and a bunch of other floppy based distros. My first install was onto my Amiga, before I got a new pc. Good times
Nowt wrong with a gateway distro if it gets you out of windows land
Have you tried doing it without counting?
Do you increment in 1’s? Does it work if you count in 2’s or 3’s?
Science it!
It’s a bell curve. Eventually you switch back to ez mode for your main machine and have alternative or niche distros on spare kit
Well, you saved me a search, and op saved me from buying a Pixel 9.
I may or may not do this occasionally with byobu and my own services. Byobu is easier to use.
We are deep in the technical weeds here. 95% of Linux usage really doesn’t require such humour unfortunately.



I have a colleague who I have to watch when he is editing code or in the terminal. Very frustrating to watch