

I don’t think legitimate ICE agents would have backed down. Sounds like an attempted kidnapping…
I don’t think legitimate ICE agents would have backed down. Sounds like an attempted kidnapping…
I’ve used a non-touch DisplayLink USB monitor before. You might run into issues with getting it to work properly based on your OS. DisplayLink and Debian were not friends, and took a lot of messing around with drivers and other apps to get it to work. I can’t speak for other OSs though
I’m concerned about going to the US for the same reasons why I’m concerned about family coming to Canada: dealing with US customs.
However, they’re US citizens so I can’t imagine that they’d have paperwork to go back to the US. Then without paperwork to make mistakes on, they should be less likely to get incarcerated, right?
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I’ve actually been curious about something similar, and unfortunately I don’t have an exact answer.
I’m currently self hosting ArchiveBox which saves a copy of the web page, but I find the UI to be pretty bloated. As an alternative, I’ve been curious about LinkWarden, but I have yet to set it up.
I know those two options aren’t ideal as they don’t directly integrate with NextCloud AFAIK, but they might support your other use cases?
Yeah, 100% a whole separate post on its own. If you ask the same question in a new post, you’ll get more visibility and more answers
Might be just a rumor / old wives tale, but I thought the small text on screens / pages up close, without breaks, resulted in poor vision?
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Not a GUI, but I keep my
~/.ssh/config
clean by splitting my configs into folders, and including them in the main ~/.ssh/config.I have the folder,
~/.ssh/config.d/
, and here’s what it looks like:~/.ssh/config.d . ├── work │ ├── dev.config │ ├── staging.config │ └── prod.config └── server ├── development.config ├── containers.config ├── home.config ├── pis.config └── server.config
Then my
~/.ssh/config
looks like this: