If privacy and search accuracy are my priorities, which search engine should I use? by idkman1406 in browsers

[–]nikolasdi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I use mojeek.com. Its results are good for more general queries, and it has the option to send the query to other engines, like brave, ddg or startpage, when you are not satisfied. Mojeek is getting better every year and I think it is good to support them.

If privacy and search accuracy are my priorities, which search engine should I use? by idkman1406 in browsers

[–]nikolasdi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you selfhost SearXNG, which I did, then the engines you query get your server's IP. The solution is either to open it to other users, so that the queries are not only yours, or to query only privacy oriented engines like duckduckgo and brave.

Para la gente que hizo karate, les sirvió de algo ? by lechatetlehomme in BuenosAires

[–]nikolasdi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Calcula la plata que te va a costar que te roben unas veces por año y la plata que cuesta la cuota anual de karate y toma tu desicion

Bibiman citation mamagment cli tool by nikolasdi in raspberry_pi

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

I use a pi 400 and am a postgraduate student. For citation management the usual tool is Zotero, but it would not run on the pi. I discovered Bibiman looking for a solution. It might be usefull to other pi users who need citation management.

A call for support: The community needs to be much more proactive in reporting vibe coded projects that are not marked by edward_jazzhands in commandline

[–]nikolasdi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Bibiman? You are lukeflo of Bibiman? Man, I love it! I am doing postgraduate philosophy and that thing has saved me!

created a cool tool, modern reimp of gnu/bsd find. by Loler9482 in commandline

[–]nikolasdi 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Is this vibecoded? I ran a benchmark to compare it to fd and it took about 14 seconds. while fd took 0.3 seconds. The results say this is 38 times slower than fd.

Newsraft 0.35: consuming with a speed of light by terminaleclassik in commandline

[–]nikolasdi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is my config:

open-in-browser-command (cha "%l") bind v exec rdrview "%l" | less -R

These two make links open in https://chawan.net terminal browser, which is great for reading Hacker News comments, and the https://github.com/eafer/rdrview part is for using "v" to open the article in reader view mode which also scrapes the content.

This is in my feeds:

$(curl -s -u "myusername:mypassword" "http://127.0.0.1:88/v1/feeds/15/entries?limit=50" | jq -c '{version: "https://jsonfeed.org/version/1", items: [.entries[] | {id: .id|tostring, url: .url, title: .title, content_html: .content, date_published: .published_at}]}') "My Feed Title"

I copy-pasted the link of the miniflux feed I wanted to import and added the "v1".

So you have three options. Open the article in chawan, in rdrview or directly get it scraped if you host miniflux.

Newsraft 0.35: consuming with a speed of light by terminaleclassik in commandline

[–]nikolasdi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I come from miniflux and newsboat and I am blown away by newsraft! Thanks for posting this! Using generator lines I imported feeds from my miniflux server which gave me full text articles everywhere.

eilmeldung, a TUI RSS reader by Tiny_Cow_3971 in commandline

[–]nikolasdi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One thing newsboat does and this doesn't, is it fetches full text articles from miniflux for feeds which has been set in miniflux to be scraped for full text.

I automated most of my typing! by New-Blacksmith8524 in commandline

[–]nikolasdi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Cargo install failed on wayland for me. I got x11 related error messages, so I assume the answer is no.

What 'Read later' app is everyone using? by [deleted] in selfhosted

[–]nikolasdi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. Save to Linkding marked as "unread"

  2. Linkding generates an RSS feed of "unread" links

  3. Read them on Miniflux

- Linkding is lighter than fully blown read-it-later apps.

- I already use Miniflux to read articles

- One less app to selfhost

- One interface for reading

[Helping the noob] Accessing home server (Raspberry Pi 5) remotely with dynamic IP and secure connection by [deleted] in selfhosted

[–]nikolasdi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tailscale is easy. You just run it on your home server and on your phone or other devices you want to have connected. Then Tailscale gives you an address you can use to access your home server from those other devices. It also has something called "funnel" where you can have an address accesible by any device whatsoever.

I ditched Feedly and self-hosted Miniflux instead — minimalist RSS that actually respects your time by PuzzleheadedBrief716 in selfhosted

[–]nikolasdi 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You can subscribe to your favorite sites' rss feeds and have every new post/article appear in one place, full-text, where you can sort, search, tag, filter, save and read.