That’s basically it although I don’t think it’s technically alt-right. More specifically, he donated half a million USD to the Örebro Party

Nationally the party has set out large-scale remigration, closing the Swedish borders to immigration, a stricter assimilation policy and ending taxes on energy and fuel as some of its key issues.

I think the real takeaway is to not put all your eggs in one basket, so they would need separate subpoenas.

Getting access to just his Google Account could contain Google Voice text messages, voicemails, and call history. Google search history, Google Maps location history, everything in Google Docs, Gmail, YouTube, and probably other stuff I’m forgetting. That’s all with a single subpoena, which includes a lot of things irrelevant to the case.

where list

If you decide to try Linux again, ask for help here and/or the support forum for your chosen distro instead of an AI. They tend to hallucinate and come up with overly complex or impossible solutions sometimes.

Xfce, specifically because I like the Chicago95 theme.

It’s just fear-based marketing, which I have a strong distaste for as well

some kinda hard drive bay that allows for multiple hard drives to be slotted into and connected (is that a NAS?)?

Although I haven’t ever used one, I think you’re kind of describing a “DAS” (Direct-attached storage)

I recently ran into the same issue as you and ended up ditching the laptop entirely and installed NixOS onto a TerraMaster NAS.

Mullvad uses the term “Disconnected” in their apps, and their website header says “Not using Mullvad VPN”.

(I know that’s probably not a good reason to switch providers, but they are really good in other ways too)

What’s the weed app?

I’ve subscribed to a lot of block lists and aggressively block most stuff by default, and I just confirmed that mtalk.google.com is in my manual whitelist as well. (Could have been for Google Voice or something else)

Unfortunately I didn’t do a good job documenting my whitelist, but I have both *.firebase.googleapis.com and *.firebaseinstallations.googleapis.com in there, which I believe I needed to get Google Voice notifications to work.

I don’t know much about Waveshare, and I’ve never heard of Inkbox, but I personally have used the light faux wood TRMNL (they also have a darker one)

The best part of TRMNL is that the hardware and firmware are open source, and you can even build one out of Waveshare parts. They have an open source example implementation for a server as well.

I’d be interested to hear an update on the pilot program in a few months. How many of your coworkers have chosen Ubuntu?

I haven’t looked into Paperless much, but what does your workflow look like exactly with regards to the emailing part?

I’ve been running NixOS on a T430 from 2012 as my daily driver for over a year now and it’s been the most fun I’ve had with a computer in a long time. The first couple weeks was a hell of a learning curve (because of Nix) but so worth it!

I’m interested in the people that make the stuff I consume. When I read something or enjoy a piece of art, much of the enjoyment is imagining why the artist made the decisions they did. If it was made by AI, the answer is much less interesting.

What do you mean by RSS being “multiple streams”? How does your Python script search multiple places?

RSS combines multiple feeds into one, like this: https://feed.lovergne.dev/demo/

I heard about Njalla via this Lemmy comment but I haven’t tried them myself:

Run by Gottfrid Svartholm Warg of The Pirate Bay who has already served two prison sentences for acting on his beliefs around personal freedom and intellectual property.

If you try it report back lol

Are you interested in hosting this for people you already know and trust, like friends and neighbors, or am I misunderstanding your use case?

I’ve never tried it myself, but maybe see if Snipe-IT would work for your needs?

From their docs intro:

Snipe-IT was made for IT asset management, to enable IT departments to track who has which laptop, when it was purchased, which software licenses and accessories are available, and so on - although we’ve definitely seen folks using for non-IT asset tracking as well. Oil rigs, theater equipment, even human body parts! (We didn’t ask too many questions about that last one.)

Unfortunately it doesn’t support OIDC.

There’s also the Koha library management system which does support OIDC.