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[SOLVED] I cannot add flatpaks as user, what am I doing wrong?


SOLUTION: add Flathub as a user remote too:

flatpak remote-add --user --if-not-exists flathub https://dl.flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo

flatpak lets you install applications as user vs system. I want to install as user because my .var is full.

example: flatpak install --user org.fcitx.Fcitx5 returns error: No remote refs found for ‘org.fcitx.Fcitx5’

flatpak remotes returns flathub system

I'm logged in as user5. whoami returns user5

I don't know what remote I have to add or if I have to add user5 as a remote

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in reply to arsus5478

I could be wrong but no remote refs refers to not finding a repo for what you are trying to install, so either the flathub repo isnt added which it sounds like it is, or the app you want isnt in that repo.

So you may need to add the repo for that app:
fcitx-im.org/wiki/Install_Fcit…

in reply to arsus5478

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what are these books?


This group of formally dressed men at a cafe each had a book, two of them are pictured here. Any idea what books they are?
in reply to FRYD

That must be it! Perhaps the other one is a Bible
in reply to OctopoesDeKater

Yeah assuming it’s a Dutch bible, my American brain won’t be able to recognize the words from their pixelated silhouette.
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in reply to silence7

It could be, but solar panels aren’t an option for most Americans. For example, Arizona a (had?) has laws in place to fight people using the blazing sun to steal money from SRP (power company). Essentially saying you can’t have them. I’m sure many lead poisoned red states feel the same.
in reply to chiocciola

I think this is a freight train they can slow, but not stop. Panels are getting cheaper and cheaper. And balcony solar has started to emerge.
in reply to reddig33

I think you’re right, but I also think there’s 1000 miles of track before it pulls into the Reality Station. By then we will be dead.
in reply to silence7

Part of it, yes. Agrivoltaics is another good part. Charging for electricity on a sliding scale is another part. Stop giving data centers discounts on electricity.

Also can we stop making all black rooftops?

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How do you get yourself to do anything?


Like... How do you do things that are good for you and necessary?
#ADHD
in reply to WhatGodIsMadeOf

It helps to have someone to talk to. If I keep telling my friend “Man, I gotta go to the eye dr and get new glasses.” eventually I get embarrassed about saying it so much that I actually do it instead of telling them.





A question for everyone regarding AI calculations


Ok, you had a moderately complex math problem you needed to solve. You gave the problem to 6 LLMS all paid versions. All 6 get the same numbers. Would you trust the answer?



US set for largest mass resignation in history as Trump continues deep cuts


Federal workers say they have little choice but to depart, with 100,000 leaving under deferred resignation program


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Ukraine's Foreign Ministry responds to Hungarian official suggesting Ukraine give up territory for peace


Georgii Tykhyi, spokesperson for Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has said Ukraine does not need advice from Hungarian officials on exchanging territory or sovereignty.


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How a Travel YouTuber Captured Nepal’s Revolution for the World


Harry Jackson went into Kathmandu as a tourist. He ended up being one of the main international sources of news on Nepal’s Gen Z protests.


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Germany is shamelessly weaponising its Nazi past to justify support for genocidal Israel


The result of this Israel obsession within Germany is that the space for open discussion and honest debate is getting smaller all the time


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Hamas lose contact with two captives during Gaza fighting


Hamas's armed wing said on Sunday it lost contact with two captives, Matan Angrest and Omri Miran, during Israeli military operations in two Gaza City neighbourhoods.


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Zelenskyy condemns Russia’s ‘vile and brutal’ 12-hour bombardment of Ukraine


Moscow targets Kyiv and other regions with about 500 drones and 40 missiles, killing at least four people


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Namibia deploys army to fight wildfire burning third of Etosha game reserve


Vast tract of park that is home to 114 mammal species, including critically endangered black rhino, affected


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Moldova embassy in Brussels evacuated after election day bomb threat


The diplomatic mission has been doubling as an overseas polling station in Moldova’s critical parliamentary vote.


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in reply to Optional

Which is exactly why this tactic shouldn’t even be considered.
in reply to Optional

It says it was published today when I visit it, and references an event from 1995, which wouldn't be possible if it was written in '82.


Trump officials shut off funding for climate adaptation centers


A third of the U.S. Geological Survey’s Climate Adaptation Science Centers are expected to drastically wind down and possibly close after Sept. 30.


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in reply to silence7

Americans to their government: Do you expect us to Adapt on our own?

Government to Americans: No. I expect you to die.



Judge who reviewed James Comey's indictment was confused by prosecutor's handling of case, transcript shows


U.S. Magistrate Judge Lindsey Vaala expressed confusion and surprise at some points during the seven-minute court session when a federal grand jury impaneled in Alexandria, Virginia, returned the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey Thursday night.

According to a transcript of the proceedings obtained by CBS News, Judge Vaala asked the newly named interim U.S. Attorney Lindsey Halligan — a former Trump personal lawyer — why there were two versions of the indictment.

A majority of the grand jury that reviewed the Comey matter voted not to charge him with one of the three counts presented by prosecutors, according to a form that was signed by the grand jury's foreperson and filed in court. He was indicted on two other counts — making false statements to Congress and obstructing a congressional proceeding — after 14 of 23 jurors voted in favor of them, the foreperson told the judge.



Spotify Mod


Guys, now that Spotify's Premium mod has been down for about two months, and since Xmanager and Revanced have received a copyright notice, it's hard for me to believe that there could be a functional mod version, at least on the visible part of the internet. Does anyone know of a version that works for free and is malware-free?"
in reply to unknowing8343

Until Youtube also starts knocking down every third party client one by one, I think the best option is to download music...
in reply to Albjav12345

There's an interesting one called "Spotifuck" for Android that's a wrapper around the web player. Somewhat janky at times but it works!
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Tardozzi stucchevole su Bagnaia: "Ha ritrovato la felicità negli occhi"


Ai microfoni di Sky, Tardozzi ha evidenziato soprattutto l’atteggiamento del pilota: “Quello che fa più piacere è vedere la confidenza che ha trovato e la felicità negli occhi”.

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Download high bit-rate songs [solved]


I want to pirate high bit-rate music (>=256 kbps) but I'm unable to find a source. ThePirateBay and 4kVideoDownloader won't work. YT Vanced doesn't go higher than 128 kbps.
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Wang Wen: China-India Partnership in New World Order



in reply to SugarCatDestroyer

Ah yes. The great tyranny of checks notes digital payment processing

You know, we already have this in Brazil. The countryside has not, in fact, been burninated. In fact, last I checked we'd been schooling the first worlders on how to actually handle fascists.

Oh and we never had to bend the knee to MasterCard's forced purity rules because our digital payment system isn't privatised unlike yall's.

You need to lay off the shrooms, mate. They're fucking with your mind.

in reply to Count Regal Inkwell

Well, you could say that, in essence, this system already exists and is already being tested in certain countries, but just wait, soon they'll introduce special tattoos instead of passports, and then it'll be fun.


'Can you imagine the disdain?' Ex-GOP insider says Pete Hegseth setting stage for a 'coup'



in reply to FundMECFS

I love being one of only a few people seeding something. I just wish my internet connection was better so my upload speeds were faster.
in reply to FundMECFS

Try to understand it's not about reaching some arbitrary upload goal.

It's about speeding up the P2P network.



Compiling Python to Run Anywhere




[Question] Visual feedback of my Linux homelab setup/system?


cross-posted from: lemmy.ml/post/36794370

Hello everyone 😀

My Linux learning and Homelab setup is going smoothly and after a long period of stagnation, I'm in a new learning curve 😁 ! I just learned the magic of hard links and implemented them with bind mounts (yeah hard links only work on the same file system 😛) to my Qbittorrent scripting to automagically move them as hard links to a bind mount accessible to Sonarr, Radarr, Jellyfin... and move, rename and do all other things without even touching the original files: PUR MAGIC !

Everything is a file? Naah, everything is a hard link ! (Or inode? xD)

While I'm overjoyed I learned and have a better understanding of files, hard links, soft links, file system, docker, web, all kind of things related to IT... I'm getting kinda overwhelmed of what's happening on my system !!

  • I have a dozen docker compose on my server, all behind traefik resolved by my piHole DNS on a raspberry pi, some have a custom image made by myself for certificate purpose or some manual changes I added.
  • I have some .config files in my ~/ to improve my micro experience and make it more integrated over SSH with my Mac and Desktop. If also have some config files in my /root directory for my miniCA for all my service with my personal local domain name and other config files like /etc/bash_aliases and some changes in /etc/bash.bashrc
  • I have some python .venv for learning and scripting with python
  • I have a complex and long bash script backup for all my docker containers to back up my volumes, config files and media files separately
  • Installed some useful and needed packages like resolvconf, wireguard, samba...
  • I have a few samba shares, all accessible in my LAN with sometimes some exotic configuration for Mac integration
  • My docker containers have some bind mounts shared volumes

[....]

And now I also have some hard links lying around in the mix ! So I have to say it out loud: I'm OVERWHELMED !


Yes, I do keep some notes in Obsidian and also have a self-hosted Forgejo to keep my notes updated and have some kind of version control of changes in my scripts, but I do feel like I'm not sure anymore what I have... Not to say I didn't mention all the other stuff related to my phone (baikal, ntfy....) or how to keep everything updated (WUD does the trick for containers 😀) and tidy...

I guess I'm looking for something magic, something that could In ONE blink give me what's doing what and where? And changes my life for an ever-growing IT space ? Preference something visual...?


I hope to hear from you guys on what I can do to take away this feel of being lost and not being able to fully track my systems and my LAN !

Thank you !

in reply to N0x0n

1) Simplify. You've made a system more complex than it needs to be. Copy files rather than working around hard link limitations. Use off-the-shelf backup solutions. Have a single file server with a known location for all your mounts. Etc.

2) Automate. Not with bespoke bash scripts but with tools like ansible and terraform. These tools are built to help manage infrastructure and configurations.

Everything is a file? Naah, everything is a hard link ! (Or inode? xD)


Hard links are files...

in reply to atzanteol

  1. Yeah I guess I have made it more complex. But what hard links allow me to achieve is to save disk space while still working on the file without changing the original one. Imagine I have to copy my files to sonarr, have a copy in my torrent directory and also a backup on an external disk... That's alot of space ! This may be a simpler solution, but only If you have money to spare on disk space. Yes, it's "cheap" when you have a bank account and money lying around, but that's not the case for everyone :/. I think the ARR* stack works similarly and works with hard links !
  2. Oh... never heard of Terraform, will have a look, thanks for the pointer !


Hard links are files…


I guess so, but files are just links pointing to inodes ? 😀 Sorry If I'm wrong here, and please give me the proper knowledge If you are willing to share 😀

Edit: After some reading, I think Ansible seems a better fitting. Terraform is more for creating infrastructures while Ansible to manage them and configure them?

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in reply to N0x0n

I'm not sure how the *arr stuff works but hard links don't let you "edit a file while preserving the original" - they let you have mulltiple paths to the same file.

$ echo "hello" > file1
$ ln file1 file2
$ echo "world" > file2
$ cat file1 file2
world
world

Does *arr have some sort of copy-on-write behavior? Some modern file-systems have de-duping behavior and copy-on-write built in that you may be able to save some space with.

But the point of topic 1 was to simplify. You can keep doing your hardlink stuff but standardize it and simplify setup/configuration. If you always do things in the same way it's less complicated to keep track of and fix.

You've understood the difference in terraform/ansible, and yeah terraform is probably not going to be as helpful. Ansible would be much more likely to help. It can seem burdensome to have to write configuration files for things at first, but it forces you to do things in a way that is standardized and repeatable.

in reply to N0x0n

Do bind mounts not allow you to manipulate the same data in one directory from multiple containers? That's what I do, no fussing with hard links.


China-Linked PlugX and Bookworm Malware Attacks Target Asian Telecom and ASEAN Networks


Cross-posted from: lemmy.sdf.org/post/43105573

Archived

Telecommunications and manufacturing sectors in Central and South Asian countries have emerged as the target of an ongoing campaign distributing a new variant of a known malware called PlugX (aka Korplug or SOGU).

"The new variant's features overlap with both the RainyDay and Turian backdoors, including abuse of the same legitimate applications for DLL side-loading, the XOR-RC4-RtlDecompressBuffer algorithm used to encrypt/decrypt payloads and the RC4 keys used," Cisco Talos researchers Joey Chen and Takahiro Takeda said in an analysis published this week.

The cybersecurity company noted that the configuration associated with the PlugX variant diverges significantly from the usual PlugX configuration format, instead adopting the same structure used in RainyDay, a backdoor associated with a China-linked threat actor known as Lotus Panda (aka Naikon APT). It's also likely tracked by Kaspersky as FoundCore and attributed to a Chinese-speaking threat group it calls Cycldek.

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