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mranderson17 @ mranderson17 @infosec.pub
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YSK how to get your IP address from the command line

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  • I like to be sworn at in json:

    curl myip.wtf/json

    • xeyes 1.3.0 released yesterday now has "multi-ocular support"

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  • I recently switched to sway and I use xeyes to "look" for applications that are not running natively. The eyes only look at applications running in xwayland when you mouse over them since they can only track the cursor there.

    • Getting school pictures done, dont feel like paying. They send them out with a watermark. Any tools to remove watermark that run on my machine not the web?

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  • Do they send them, or do they provide you with a website where they are hosted? I once worked around this by guessing the url scheme used by the hosting provider which something like <url>/images/size-4080x3072-<UID>.jpg. The UID was the same for the previews and for the larger sizes. It turned out that the larger sizes were not actually previews but the raw image data provided in a link to you when you pay.

    • I've been wishing for a mechanical keyboard with hot swap and qmk that has a trackpad like the Logitech k400

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  • If only the Shinobi and Shura were bluetooth.... They aren't QMK or hotswap though...

    I currently use one of these (not mechanical) for my couch needs but would love to see a more open mechanical version. I have a tex yoda II that I use at my desk.

    Anyway I realize none of these things are even close to what you want... sorry I don't have any better suggestions.

    • What is a good way to benchmark test a GPU in Linux?

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  • I use the unigine benchmarks sometimes. unigine-heaven and unigine-superposition (which btw is just cool to watch in my opinion). They provide linux packages here https://benchmark.unigine.com/ , check your distributions repos too though, some include these too though it's rare. They are not open source, but games usually aren't either.

    The phoronix one that someone else posted also looks cool, I'll have to try that one out next time I need something like this.

    • Why do we need tiling window managers when we have tmux?

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  • Because I don't like things to be behind other things. And I feel like moving windows around is a waste of effort and time, and also requires using the mouse where I wouldn't normally have to. Tiling windows and using workspaces to organize my work/play/attention works very well for me and helps keep my focus where I want it.

    Also sway in particular, but other tiling window managers too, have better output management than standard DEs. If I'm on output 3 workspace 12 and I want to do something new, any new window I open stays on output 3 workspace 12. I have a lot of displays and not being surprised about where windows open is extremely helpful.