Before putting back my #yunohost #RockPro64 into my rack I measured power consumption for ~4h and ended up with ~0,158kWh/day or ~6,6W (measured between power converter and socket 230V~).
The #yunohost running this #microblogpub instance runs on a #RockPro64 in a #Pine64 nas case.
I started a year ago by installing it on an eMMC as a yunohost test, added two sata SSDs and now decided to simplify the setup by removing the eMMC boot medium.
Booting of the #SoftwareRaid configured on the SATA SSDs turned out to be less easy then I'd expected and I ended up preparing a #howto about doing this remote via ssh.
https://git.sr.ht/~chrichri/RockPro64_u-boot_SATA_software_RAID_howto
Chris Vogel shared 11 days ago
We released Tomb 2.10 with bugfixes, Argon2 support against password brute forcing and a shiny new website https://dyne.org/software/tomb
Chris Vogel shared 12 days ago
@linmob @s31bz @bradlinder Yeah, the #librem5 is the one phone that most mobian developers currently recommend and use. Both purism and mobian devs are quite active with migrating things into @debian proper. We are aware of the price tag, but would like to reiterate that this actually includes salaries for mobile Linux developers.
Serial connection via breakout board to my #Librem5 using a μArt serial-usb adapter.
While waiting for some press-fit headers I'm using poor mans press fit connection with nylon string.
Chris Vogel shared 2 months ago
Chris Vogel shared 2 months ago
Chris Vogel shared 2 months ago
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Heute per E-Mail von der Bank:
die Finanzwelt verändert sich ständig und die Sparkasse bleibt immer auf dem neuesten Stand. Für Sie machen wir Ihre Online-Banking-Anmeldung jetzt noch sicherer – mit der Geräteerkennung.
Aus Sicherheitsgründen wird ab Mitte Juli 2023 die Anmeldung von unbekannten Geräten nur noch mit einer zusätzlichen Freigabe per chipTAN oder pushTAN möglich. Sie haben die Möglichkeit, die Geräte, mit denen Sie sich im Online-Banking anmelden, als vertrauenswürdig zu speichern und sich künftig ohne diese zusätzliche Freigabe anzumelden.
Aus der FAQ dazu:
Warum wird mein Gerät nicht wiedererkannt, obwohl ich es bereits gespeichert habe?
Wahrscheinlich ist im Browser die Verwendung von Cookies deaktiviert.
Ich sehe nicht den Sicherheitsgewinn, den zweiten Faktor für die Anmeldung durch ein auf dem Gerät gespeichertes Merkmal zu ersetzen.
Verstehe ich das falsch?
New #Librem5 use case:
- Librem5 with a usb bluetooth dongle connected to usb-c
- the #bluetooth usb adapter is exported to my network via #usbip
- on my notebook I attach to the bluetooth adapter on the other end of our home over network
- the virtual bluetooth adapter in my notebook is connected to a windows session running in kvm
- the windows session contains software to view and configure the inverter of our photovoltaic modules
No need to sit on the floor in the room with that device to get a bluetooth connection.
Chris Vogel shared 3 months ago
If you are a Linux dev working on the mobile dev side of the things, I will have a Librem 5 USA to give if you:
- Tell me what you plan to use it for
- Send me a shipping label
Hey @telekom!
How am I supposed to destroy this written information I'm supposed to keep secret once I remembered it?
This thing survives ages...
This is really a helpful life hack I read about somewhere: for temporary connections use nylon string to hold the pins to the holes in the pcb...
Not everything perfect, yet: just used my #Librem5 to transfer money.
- connected keyboard and mouse through bluetooth (sparklan card)
- used
pass-mgr-compactto get my login password for the banks page in firefox- found passff not working in my actual firefox configuration
- had to copy the username from
passin a terminal, because I didn't find a way to get it inpass-mgr-compact
- read the email containing information about the transfer in
geary - confirmed the transfer using an external token that reads data from the screen of the L5
On the first try the L5 froze when I connected power after disconnecting the #LibremKey needed for my pass tomb from the L5.
Wrote this in #tangram.
Chris Vogel shared 4 months ago
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@me I'm always wondering why they even ask this. Is it for the salutation they want to use? I do not like when companies ask for details that are irrelevant for their functioning.
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Das 
Sternchen bedeutet, dass die Angabe obligatorisch ist.
I'm looking for nice shirts:
- buying the shirt should ideally support a nice project
- #fairtrade and #ecological
- good cut - no ill-fitting sacks
- #stylish - just #geeky doesn't do
- #colorful - don't need more black&white
Examples:
Suggestions?
Chris Vogel shared 4 months agoWhere's that shot taken?
#ShotOnLibrem5
scaled down using #ImageRoll
tooted with #Tuba
all on my #Librem5
Following up to https://chrichri.ween.de/o/1ceff19d1e4c4486b8fe8a0eb203a76d
Needed to send some SMS with information I wanted to copy'n'paste from my #Librem14 desktop.
Switched on the #PiKVM to get remote access to my #Librem5 connected to it and found the PiKVM not starting. Disconnecting the hdmi-cable for a few seconds made it boot.
When connected to the PiKVM with a browser the KVM session shows an empty desktop, because top and bottom bars are still on the Librem5s display. To get access to them I connected via ssh and ran the following
export XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=/run/user/1000 wlr-randr --output DSI-1 --off
This disables the phones display and moves the top and bottom bar to the external display - the PiKVM sending it to my browser session.
To cut'n'paste I tested PiKVMs Text menu:
- copy some text from the local desktop (in my example a simple text editor)
- open the
Textmenu in the browser session showing PiKVMs web interface - paste the text to the text boxed in the menu
- press
Pastebutton - confirm that I really want to paste the text
- it's pasted to where the cursor is active on the remote computer - in my case the Librem5
Nice to know even though the same can be achieved through an ssh session to the Librem5 by running
export XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=/run/user/1000 echo "here I pasted whatever I wanted to have in my remote session from my desktop to the ssh session" | wl-copy
