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Posts by John C
I'm trying to set up 2FAuth on a local server (old Raspberry Pi, Debian), alongside some other services. Following the self-hosting directions, I believe that I managed to get the code running, an...
I haven't found ChatGPT (or similar systems) useful enough to have a solution specific to them, but for almost everything on the web, I use a browser extension called MarkDownload. You can grab it...
My blog uses Jekyll to generate a static website, so that I don't need to fuss with server software (except for when I do need a server...), so you might need to tweak certain parts of this scheme,...
I ended up dropping Thunderbird last summer when a significant crash "exiled" me to a lower-powered laptop, and I can't find any useful screenshots online, so I may have fallen a bit out of date. ...
To update/resolve this for anybody else stumbling through with the same problem... After following somebody's suggestion and taking a look at how the application's user interface communicated with...
The big sticking point (you obviously know that, since you kept running into the same issue of needing to escape certain characters) is that too many of these systems want to have their own regular...
While we don't know the details, and Google might back down with enough push-back, the effects on other stores seem fairly straightforward: They don't need to change anything, because they can sti...
I've worked for a while with OpenSCAD as a nice tool to quickly build pieces to then export for 3D printing. In a new use case, I'd like the object to include a human-like arm or head. Think in t...
As of Unicode 13.0 (released in March 2020), the character set has included glyphs representing Creative Commons licenses. 1F16D - The Creative Commons logo (🅭) 1F10D - CC0, the public domain d...
