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@claudiom @archer72 @thaj I'm not picky. FUSE is fine.

@claudiom @archer72 @thaj oh my gosh i didnt know ext4 support had arrived. That's a game changer for me.

@archer72 @claudiom Network shares do well. Could do zfs on linux. Otherwise, UDF or FAT....

@popey Entirely coincidentally, somebody posted this to a mailing list at work this morning, so I guess the health industry is just really fond of open source logos now.

@kai you're not wrong! Here in NZ there's a Kmart and a Target, neither of which is affiliated with the companies of the same name in the US. /shrug

Why is this random career-findr company ripping off Ubuntu's logo? And should somebody alert Canonical ?

@omgubuntu
@popey

@Oranje little blue for the Acer aspire is perfect! There aren't that many penguin species i guess, but the ones that thre are have decent names. Good enough for a handful of hostnames, anyway

Ever wonder what POSIX was all about? Find out here.

https://opensource.com/article/19/7/what-posix-richard-stallman-explains

@cobra2 in other news, I'm more or less moved in now and started the postfix tutorial today.

@cobra2 i saw that nextcloud has a password thing, im just not sure I'm ready or in need of having my passwords on an external network. My local net is fine.

@shellkr Jeepers, the official docs REALLY ought to state this requirement as plainly as you did. This has made pass infinitely more usable for me. Thanks a million.

@shellkr @RussSharek @wmarshall super helpful, thanks. I was struggling with the schema; kept getting urls in my username field, etc

@emacsen There's a great python script here https://github.com/Unode/firefox_decrypt to dump passwords to {json,csv,whatever}

@wmarshall I'm looking at pass, right now.
https://www.passwordstore.org/
which uses GPG to store stuff locally and apparently has a Firefox extension.

Funny, I always thought keepass was cloud-based, which is why I've avoided it. It's local as well?

So..Firefox no longer supports importing and exporting passwords. It seems browsers expect you to sign up for an account and store your passwords on their servers?

@brandon It's more than I had before you answered, so I'll run with it. My best guess was throttling based on user-agent... /shrug

@brandon Not sure how much flexibility I have with Firefox, but wget has a --no-dns-cache option, so I'll mess around with that. Thanks for the idea!

@archer72 @claudiom I didn't know they had activated that for the Pi. I'm interested.