u/lukmly013 💾 (lemmy.sdf.org)

I like computers, trains, space, radio-related everything and a bunch of other tech related stuff. User of GNU+Linux.
I am also dumb and worthless.
My laptop is HP 255 G7 running Manjaro and Linux Mint.
I own RTL-SDRv3 and RSP1 clone.

SDF Unix shell username: user224

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Cake day: June 17th, 2023

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  • Sleep, wait until the end. Just keep mostly going as usual, I won’t care about anything afterwards.

    Only difference, I’d donate all my money. Perhaps, I’d try to get one of those smaller loans some banks offer instantly (without giving a reason) and donate that too. Not sure if mine does that as well.

    But perhaps if I wasn’t a coward and nobody knew I was going to die anyway, I’d attempt to commit suicide for statistical reasons.

    Makes me think about time travel again, because in this case the event could be caused by the time travel. I mean, the traveller goes back in time to cause an event that already happened. Perhaps that’s the only reason why I was going to die.
    Could it work this way?
    Oh, wait, that’s how it was in Interstellar, no? If you travel to the past you can only do things that cause you to travel to the past and do the exact same things.
    Huh…

    I am getting off-topic.


  • In kindergarten, a small suction-cup hourglass. The suction cup has already decomposed, but the rest is fine.

    Yes, I still have it.
    Unlike the pony from MLP (Twilight Sparkle) I had to “borrow” forever to someone else from family because I was a boy and had no business having a “girl toy”. I also stole it in kindergarten. It was small, hard plastic figure coated with some plush-like coating. It was worn off at bottom of the legs.

    I still remember it, I didn’t forget. Ironic. What I stole was stolen from me.







  • NGINX autoindex + Wget + SSH fuckery (a.k.a.: “Lazy turd solution”)

    Idea:
    You can put files into selected directory for filesharing which will be used as root directory for NGINX. When you enable autoindex you’ll get the classic directory listing you see on places like Linux ISO mirrors.
    That will be the file source.
    To download, you’ll simply download from that autoindex page.
    Uploading is, uuuhh, creative.
    You have to also run NGINX server the same way on the upload side, either have them on same network or use reverse SSH forwarding, and then SSH into the machine you wish to upload to and download the files into it with Wget (or at least I use Wget) from the locally running server.

    Example config I last used on my phone as the upload side:

    daemon off;
    events {}
    http {
    server {
            listen 192.168.34.217:8080;
            root /storage/emulated/0/LibreTorrent/;
            location / {
                    autoindex on;
            }
    }
    }
    

    Yes, the indentation, I know.