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📐✂️ Turn eight paper squares into a rotating kaleidoscope toy with this 3-minute #origami#tutorial. Each piece follows identical folds – triangles, center points, heart shapes – then connects into an accordion that expands and collapses as you manipulate it.
But that camera is very bloated and exposes a ton of attack surface that way.
Android asks twice which camera app to open when pressing the "double power button" shortcut, when locked and when unlocked. So you can set 2 different apps there.
This is not exposed in the settings and the dialog only appears after installing or uninstalling one of the possible camera apps.
As I had set #GCam as default apps on both invoking methods before, I quickly install #FossifyCamera, turn of the display, use the shortcut.
Android asks to unlock the screen, then the selection dialog appears.
I uninstall FossifyCamera again and do the same, dialog appears again, I select #GrapheneOSCamera there.
Done! Attack surface when screen is locked reduced.
Just finished working on some pages for a kids' art #zine we're making for upcoming community #Kwanzaa celebrations. Each child will be given a gift bag with zines, stickers, clay and other little art supplies. Last year, I just attended the celebration and this year I'm happy to be involved. I've never celebrated Kwanzaa in my home, but its a really good way to feel connected and grounded in positive ethics. #art#AddToBlackSky#BlackFedi#DIY#howto#pottery#clay#kidsart#zines
A green page with white handwritten text, decorated with red, black and green triangles. It contains steps 1-4 of making a clay bowl. There are four closeup photos of my hands performing each step. The text reads: take a small amount of clay and roll it between your palms to make a ball. Lightly pound the ball with your fist to flatten it into a "cookie."
The quickest, easiest and most effective way to solve this would be if the official apps & website stopped promoting mastodon.social, and instead promoted a rotating selection from a pool of reliable servers with solid track records.
If you're comfortable using Github, please give thumbs up to all these:
@FediTips
I wandered over here because the categorical server I joined was taken over by people with an agenda, and firm opinions on how everyone else should use the Fediverse. Also rude and threatening, and blocked this which had a half-dozen people I followed or vice versa.
Why did other people choose this server?
Encourage movement: promote specific interest groups.
We do need another photography server. Or three.
Thumbnail for my video, showing me on my desk holding up the TL866 EPROM programmer box with an old Lenovo laptop running Linux Mint in the background. The overlayed text reads: "Using the TL866 EPROM Programmer in Linux?!"
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✔ je viens de supprimer mes comptes Insta et FB à l'instant et j'en suis très heureux.
Maintenant, place au cheminement vers la suppression de #whatsapp.
🔔 Comment avez-vous fait pour migrer de whatsapp à #Signal ou #XMPP en embarquant vos contacts et groupes ? Comment gérer les groupes de l'école de mon fils ou le groupe du club de foot pour ses matchs ?
This guide is intended to assist those who are installing Debian for the first time. It maps out a straightforward path to a GNOME desktop environment with only essential applications pre-installed. Choose from 69830 official Debian packages to tailor the system to your own requirements.
Debian stable is, above all else, focused on the task of maintaining bug-free software packages. It is the reason why Debian, in over 30 years, has gained a reputation for being “like a rock in an ever-swirling sea of updates“. It is also the reason why Debian stable does not keep up with the latest versions.
Universal package formats, such as Flatpak, Snap, or AppImage, are managed separately from conventional packaging systems and thus provide the end-user with added flexibility and choice. They solve the problem of stale distribution packages because newer versions can be installed without compromising the integrity of the underlying Debian core.
Before you begin
In addition to the target computer, you should have reasonably fast Internet. Connect your device to your router using an Ethernet cable. If your laptop does not have a built-in Ethernet port, look for a Linux-compatible USB to Ethernet adapter, such as the StarTech USB31000S2, TP-Link UE300C or Plugable USB3-E1000.
Veronica explains how to create a bootable USB stick for installing Linux. Depending on your requirements, there are different Debian CD images to choose from. In all likelihood, you are following these instructions to install on x86-64 hardware, for which a netinst CD image amd64 would be the correct choice. It supports Intel as well as AMD processors and “includes non-free firmware for extra support for some awkward hardware”.
In the instructions which follow, debian is used as the hostname and trixie as the username. You will have an opportunity to set your preferred values at the end.
Choose 1) an encryption passphrase to encrypt your storage device, 2) a user password to secure the trixie account, and 3) a root password to secure the root account.
Ensure that all of your data is safely backed up because formatting your storage device will erase all of its data.
After completing the installation, Debian GNU/Linux will be the only operating system on your computer.
Keep English as the language for the installation.
[!!] Select a language<br></br><br></br>Language: English
Step 3
Keep United States as the location for your system. This will also set United States as the default locale for the system environment. You will have an opportunity to set additional locales and adjust time zones at a later point during the installation.
[!!] Select your location<br></br><br></br>Country, territory or area: United States
Step 4
Use the keymap that is right for the layout of your particular keyboard.
[!!] Configure the keyboard<br></br><br></br>Keymap to use: keymap for your specific keyboard
Step 5
At this point, the installer may prompt you for missing firmware.
[!] Detect network hardware<br></br><br></br>Some of your hardware needs non-free firmware files to operate. The firmware can be loaded from removable media, such as a USB stick or floppy.<br></br><br></br>Load missing firmware from removable media?<br></br><br></br>No
Step 6
You may be asked to select the primary network interface for use during the installation.
If network autoconfiguration fails, go back and try another interface from the list.
[!!] Configure the network<br></br><br></br>Network configuration method:<br></br><br></br>Retry network autoconfigurationRetry network autoconfiguration with a DHCP hostnameConfigure network manually<br></br><br></br>Do not configure the network at this time<br></br><br></br>Go Back
Step 7
Set the hostname for your system. In this example, we use debian as the hostname.
[!] Configure the network<br></br><br></br>Hostname: debian<br></br><br></br>Continue
[!!] Partition disks<br></br><br></br>Partitioning method: Guided - use entire disk and set up encrypted LVM
Be careful to select the correct target device for your system.
[!!] Partition disks<br></br><br></br>Select disk to partition: your target disk for installation
Choose to keep all files in one partition.
[!] Partition disks<br></br><br></br>Partitioning scheme: All files in one partition (recommended for new users)
Now write the changes to disk.
[!!] Partition disks<br></br><br></br>Write the changes to disk and configure LVM?<br></br><br></br>Yes
You may skip the overwriting of the disk with random data by selecting Cancel. Be aware, however, that skipping this step will lessen the quality of the encryption.
[!] Configuring popularity-contest<br></br><br></br>Participate in the package usage survey?<br></br><br></br>Yes
Step 18
Choose standard system utilities from the list of predefined software collections and deselect all other entries.
[!] Software selection<br></br><br></br>Choose software to install:[ ] Debian desktop environment[ ] GNOME[*] standard system utilities<br></br><br></br>Continue
Step 19
You may be asked if you want to install GRUB. Select your target disk from Step 11 as the drive for boot loader installation.
[!] Configuring grub-pc<br></br><br></br>Install the GRUB boot loader to your primary drive?<br></br><br></br>Yes
Step 20
Remove the installation media before booting into your new system.
[!!] Finish the installation<br></br><br></br>Installation complete<br></br><br></br>Continue
Step 21
Enter your encryption passphrase to boot into the system. In this example, the encrypted disk is labelled sda3_crypt.
From within the GNOME desktop, open Firefox ESR by using the shortcut [Super + b] and re-open these instructions at edafe.de/step29.
Open a terminal with the shortcut [Super + t] and, where applicable, use copy and paste to enter the commands set out on this page. Be careful not to miss any punctuation.
Step 30
Set the time zone for your area.
$ <span class="copytxt">sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata</span><br></br><br></br>[sudo] password for trixie: trixiepassword
Configuring tzdata<br></br><br></br>Geographic area: your area<br></br><br></br>Ok
Step 31
Configure locales for all the languages that your system is going to be used with. Use UTF-8 locales wherever possible.
In this example, German and Japanese locales are generated in addition to the default locale for the system environment.
Configuring locales<br></br><br></br>Locales to be generated:<br></br><br></br>[*] de_DE.UTF-8 UTF-8[*] en_US.UTF-8 UTF-8[*] ja_JP.UTF-8 UTF-8<br></br><br></br>OK
Keep en_US.UTF-8 as the default locale for the system environment.
Configuring locales<br></br><br></br>Default locale for the system environment:<br></br><br></br>en_US.UTF-8<br></br><br></br>OK
Step 32
The Desktop was disabled in GNOME 3.28. This decision was not universally popular at the time. However, developers pointed to the fact that, as an unmaintained feature, it stood in the way of other improvements. The following command hides the now orphaned Desktop folder from view.
If in Step 6 you selected a wireless interface as the primary network interface for use during the installation, you will need to re-establish connection to the wireless network after rebooting.
By default, Debian installs the Extended Support Release (ESR) version of Firefox. The ESR receives crash fixes, security fixes and policy updates as needed.
The flatpak, on the other hand, installs the Rapid Release version of Firefox. In contrast to the ESR, the Rapid Release receives major updates at least every four weeks. Both versions can be used concurrently. When installed on your desktop, they are listed as Firefox ESR and Firefox, respectively.
As an option, you may install Firefox Rapid Release and set it as the default browser.
Consider using different themes to easily distinguish between the two versions.
Step 42
Create a new standard user with your preferred username and password.
$ <span class="copytxt">sudo adduser yourusername</span><br></br><br></br>New password: yourpassword<br></br>Retype new password: yourpassword<br></br>passwd: password updated successfully<br></br>Changing the user information for yourusername<br></br>Enter the new value, or press ENTER for the default<br></br>Full Name []: YourUsername<br></br>Room Number []: <br></br>Work Phone []: <br></br>Home Phone []: <br></br>Other []: <br></br>Is the information correct? [Y/n]
Let's talk about the brewer graveyard. You know, that cupboard where expensive, well-intentioned coffee gear goes to be forgotten. For some of us, the Espro Bloom is sitting right there in the back.
It was a brewer with a real identity crisis. The paper filters were expensive and hard to find, and brewing without them was a masterclass in frustration. You’d either get a fast, sour cup or a choked, bitter stall. Many of us just gave up. After spending way too much time with this thing for CoffeeGeek, we realized the problem wasn't the brewer, it was us.
The big secret is to stop treating it like a pour-over. It's a unique no-bypass brewer that demands a smaller dose and a coarser grind. Once you work with its fussy design instead of against it, the results are stunningly clean and consistent. It’s so sensitive, in fact, that we now use it as a benchmark for testing new grinders.
We’re putting the finishing touches on a definitive guide that covers the whole story: the history, the step-by-step recipe (with grinder settings), and the deep-dive theory. If you have one of these brewers, get ready to rescue it. The coffee it can make is absolutely worth it.
I uploaded a five minute unedited video of me coil building a pot, just as a test since I’m new to PeerTube. The goal is to move toward edited videos that show more of the process and better video angels that help students learn the technique.
This article explains how you can help prevent the rubber feet of your notebook from coming off over time, and what to do if this has already happened.
If you would like to upgrade the RAM or mass storage of your TUXEDO we give you full control and, explicitly allow opening the unit without voiding the warranty.
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