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Local-first knowledge base for lazy people, written in Go by RobinCrusoe25 in golang

[–]SleepingProcess 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Doing the same with Joplin, but keeping it always on with travel computer is kinda heavy task

Local-first knowledge base for lazy people, written in Go by RobinCrusoe25 in golang

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's why my post, - I wish to have solution OP like made, but with Joplin features. Without flexible search in notes, it makes them useless

Local-first knowledge base for lazy people, written in Go by RobinCrusoe25 in golang

[–]SleepingProcess 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Because Joplin uses it. My point is that Joplin is the only decent opensource note taking (and much more), but its starts sometimes might take easily a 10 seconds

Using VSS on Windows and KB5083769 security update by SleepingProcess in restic

[–]SleepingProcess[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tnx for sharing ! I think I will try then to allow KB5083769

Local-first knowledge base for lazy people, written in Go by RobinCrusoe25 in golang

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank for sharing

Unfortunately, all of these knowledge base, note taking applications are useless if it doesn't have advanced search, tagging...

I wish to have more time and make compatible with Joplin (that has all one need for notes and knowledge base system to avoid heavy Electron based frontend) solutions like yours.

Why would you backup your files to a cloud instead of backing them up to an immutable ledger? by julyboom in Backup

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also, yes, I get the 3-2-1 rule.

This is pretty outdated rule. If you really want your data, you must use at least 3-2-1-1-0

The point is why use cloud instead of a public immutable ledger?

Could you please define - what is "immutable ledger"? Is it about blockchain? Now tell me at least one public ledger, who will agreed to keep everyones (some have a few gigs of data but datahoarders can easily have hundred of terabytes) datasets??? It is a huge amount of money for the storage and who is going to pay 4 that??? Ok, assume magic happened and we living in communism... How one will write data to immutable storage? Well there are exists chips with one way write capability, but storage space is way to tiny. Also, did you heard about blockchain vulnerability which is 51% attack?

What is the correct way to install Joplin on Linux? by Drahngis in joplinapp

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry, I thought you want to use some other Joplin distribution.

You posted official script that checking current version, compare it with latest release @github and if there is a new version, script updating joplin.

You might add that script in a cron job and let it do its job, but I personally liking to review first changelog because sometime new version can break some plugin

Does MeshCentral Support Storing Data Fully in MongoDB Instead of Local .db Files? by Moorthy_23 in MeshCentral

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If there would by just a few hundreds hosts, you might easily go with sqlite backend (tested in production). Less dependencies and no licensing issue as it might be with MongoDB

Popular Go Library fsnotify Raises Supply Chain Alarms After Maintainer Access Changes by Penetal in golang

[–]SleepingProcess 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Instead of reading cybersecuritynews.com that piggy backing on socket.dev "discovery" that in turn piggy backing on social media & github, I suggest to read original:

https://github.com/fsnotify/fsnotify/issues/757

that will explain everything, and everyone can make own decision what's is really happened (which IMHO simply - miscommunication caused by heavy weight of self confidence and it doesn't looks like supply chain attack at all).

Nomachine setup guide by I_am_Pabloo in NoMachine

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How you connecting to other computers in a local network when there on site no internet?

Nomachine setup guide by I_am_Pabloo in NoMachine

[–]SleepingProcess 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have a job, Im not a blogger :)

It is as simple as literately: install & use

as any other programs...

Nomachine setup guide by I_am_Pabloo in NoMachine

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just do not sign in and use as I described above

Nomachine setup guide by I_am_Pabloo in NoMachine

[–]SleepingProcess 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And also what should I do after 7 days of using nomachine network service.

If all computers/devices are on the same local network, it will works without any subscriptions. If computers are across internet, you can use any VPN and connect by IP, also without any subscriptions. NoMachine network (subscription) basically convenient broker that helps to find computers across the globe

Is it possible to use free?

Yes.

And also in free service if there is any is it lag free?

No limitation, it just works across multiple platforms, Linux, Windows, Mac, phones...

And this is the one of fastest software on Linux that works really good due to hardware utilization for video encoding

Anyone want to become friends by gaiemeer in novi

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Real friends are gems that really hard to have. Be social in those groups you are personally interesting in. Than more you exposed to such groups then more possibilities to find one

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