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vim/nvim/macvim/vi And sometimes some JetBrains tools (absolutely great for code Exploring) such as DataGrip, RubyMine, WebStorm, PyCharm In case it's of interest to anyone, my vim config is available on gitlab https://gitlab.com/graudeejs/dot.vim. It's been in development for eternity. Lately...

ttys are defined in /etc/ttys I don't see how you could modify key-combo for switching

smtp/imap AFAIK are provided by locally running gateway app.

I updated XDM script that sets wallpaper to make screenshot :) I added this to /usr/local/etc/X11/xdm/Xsetup_0 nohup bash -c 'sleep 5; import -silent -quality 100 -window root /home/graudeejs/Pictures/xdm-screenshots.png' &

At best, it proves only that they are selective on who are allowed on BCC list, it doesn't prove that BCC list is empty.

in case of email, BCC would be even better example (don't even need to encrypt it to illustrate the point). Send TO to one recipient while also having BCCs that you want. Primary recipient (TO) will never know that others are parties are reading mails sent to him/her.

I think mer, hit the nail with a hammer with his reply to my post. What makes you think that there are only 2x ends (person A and person B) in two person chat on Whatsapp? How can that be verified? Can you trust Meta? My point is saying end-to-end encryption by itself only means stuff is...

Good, but how many "ends" are encrypted for two person conversation? Perhaps 3 as in (n+1), that would still be end-to-end encrypted, just end-to-end-to-end? Also I must reference this comment, though to be clear, It doesn't guarantee no additional encryption "ends" for incoming plain text...

So, any time I see ProtonMail mentioned I can't help myself but say: 1) It stores encryption key on servers 2) I'm using mailbox.org (Germany). It allows me to upload my owns GPG public key and will perform incoming email encryption unless email is already encrypted 3) mailbox.org supports IMAP...

Not what you want, but Glove80 by https://www.moergo.com is next to perfect. I have it, I love it, it's unbelievable comfortalbe, and you can customize your layout in any way you want. If you type as much as I do, than your hands will thank you in the long run. It solved my thumb pain.

In order to explore large filesystems I currently preffer sysutils/py-ranger

Having Laptop that has everything working with FreeBSD makes me want to post this. XDM (got fed up with stock look. Slim seams to have some bug in combination with x11-wm/fvwm3): www/qutebrowser: and finaly empty Viartual desk of x11-wm/fvwm3 + sysutils/conky with sysutils/qtpass...

Option 1.1) Use hardware token to store your ssh key (actually GPG key stored on token). For example I use Nitrokey Pro for past 3-4 years. I love it.

For a long time zfSnap project has been inactive. There are issues and merge requests that haven't been processed. If anyone would like to become zfSnap maintainer you can apply on github: https://github.com/zfsnap/zfsnap/issues/109

Working link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1642350001?ref=yo_pop_ma_swf

BTW, you might be interested in https://calomel.org/zfs_raid_speed_capacity.html

I don't know about that. My 512GB WD Greens worked in Raidz1 setup for entire lifecycle of my previous desktop computer (8 years). In fact they outlasted other components. But perhaps due to higher data density...

I've been using ArchLinux (I got new PC and I really want OpenCL with my AMD video card) for the past 7 months. I was so shocked that on Arch I get memory usage below 4GB (who on earth I bought 16GB RAM. I know - I was hoping to use ZFS). Off-topic: Linux experience isn't all that great really...

Well, long time I haven't posted anything meaningful on this forum. I'm not dead, in fact I still use FreeBSD as my dekstop PC. Right now I have this crazy idea that I want to try UFS again ;) So one really frustrating thing is /dev/diskid/*. As I understand from searching the web, entries in...

If you're using ProtonVPN and ever tried to setup OpenVPN on FreeBSD you might notice that if you generate config for linux there are two lines that don't work on FreeBSD up /etc/openvpn/update-resolv-conf down /etc/openvpn/update-resolv-conf A quick google search will unveil...