self made proxy for using while traveling to access like from home

hi i'm looking for a way incessantly to access few data bases and website that are only open from my home city and my isp provider dynamic ips while i'm traveling abroad !

and i though self made or host proxy that i will connect to from anywhere in the world that will be installed on my mini pc running 24/7 which will be connected to my isp provider to browse and use to access them data bases .

​

SO if any one knows such software or means for linux or windows based Please replay if even this is possible ?

https://redd.it/clb587
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Distro-Hopping; Necessary Evil
https://youtu.be/slR6ZudlerY

https://redd.it/clff64
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Visualization for any shell command — right from your terminal. Written in pure Go.
https://github.com/sqshq/sampler

https://redd.it/clfxel
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Debian linux with 230 docker containers
http://sven.stormbind.net/blog/posts/docker_from_30_to_230/

https://redd.it/clgc3h
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This isnt the place

But someone here may have an answer.

Is there a way to remotely access a router and or modem from another location. Like for instance to ping/restart it?

Any tips or advice is greatly Appreciated

https://redd.it/clcmna
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KDE is working with GNOME to create a common, fair, sustainable and open app ecosystem, not a desktop.
https://twitter.com/kdecommunity/status/1157407732397498368

https://redd.it/clgztl
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Linux laptops simillar to Pinebook Pro?

Hello,

I'm in the market for a cheaper laptop, so I've been poking around online and found Pinebook Pro for pre-orders. Wish I was a forum member back then as they're getting theirs first, but it's only going to be available around september.

I was wondering what other options are out there for something similar. Cheap and efficient. Something as a daily driver for basic tasks as web browsing, youtube, office, etc. With hardware focused towards Linux. If anyone knows of something like that or has any ideas, please share.

Cheers.

https://redd.it/clhgia
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How to remove Darling

Hello,

I tried to install Darling on my Ubuntu 19.04 by following these steps here: [https://wiki.darlinghq.org/build\_instructions](https://wiki.darlinghq.org/build_instructions)

at following step i have recieved a lot of warning generated:

>\# Build and install Darling
>
>make

and in the end it stucked at 94%

so i killed the process.

What i want to know is if it is okay to leave it like that or i better remove all the files copied from my laptop.

Maybe there is nothing to remove since it is just a layer but i do not know anything since im a very casual linux user.

​

thanks for the help, cheers

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Are the Librem 5's final specs a disappointment?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwwJGEIeZNg

https://redd.it/clgxln
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Laptop advise - Thinkpad vs KDE Slimbook vs System76

TLDR: Looking for suggestions for a new linux laptop under 2k CAD. Confused b/w Thinkpad/KDE Slimbook/System76.

So after months of saving, i think i'm ready for my next laptop after a long time \[i have been using my current laptop for around 8yrs now, and geez most of the things i knew about hardware has changed\]. I'm waiting for black friday to make the purchase.

My usecases:

1. I will use my laptop for tinkering around things like VMs, Dockers etc, trying out new programming languages etc.
2. I want to install and use Arch Linux - i might choose to move away to a different distro later. However i don't see myself going back to Windows, so linux support is of atmost importance.
3. My linux literacy is somewhere b/w beginner and intermediate - so i think i can google around stuff and apply fixes and solutions for "not-very-complicated" problems. I have been using Kubuntu for around a year now in my personal laptop.
4. Laptop will mostly be used along with a dock with 2-3 displays \[like a workstation\] , but i also want to carry the laptop for meetups and stuff. So i prefer laptop being an ultrabook - but anything not too heavy can be managed.

​

Specs i'm looking for:

1. Budget: Max 2k CAD \[1.5k USD/1.36K EUR\]. To be bought and used in Canada.
2. CPU: i5/i7 \[i7 preferred\]. I have read about Ryzen - but not sure how well they are linux supported, and none of the laptops i was looking for had this CPU.
3. RAM: 16GB or more. How is your experience with soldered RAM? Do they get damaged easily? I can start with 8GB and maybe later add 8GB.
4. Display: I don't game, also don't care much about the 4k display. So anything with HD and about will suffice. Definitely won't use the touchscreen feature or tablet mode.
5. Battery - Anything above 4-5hrs is fine as i will be mostly using this as a desktop with dock.
6. Storage: 250GB NVMe SSD
7. Repairabe: I plan to use this laptop atleast for next 5yrs. So something easily repairable will be preferred.

​

In your experience, how good are exlusive linux laptops like KDE Slimbook or/ System76? Are they better thank thinkpads ? I personally have shortlisted Thinkpad X1 Carbon \[but integrated memory is a disadvantage\] and few T series.

I would love to hear your opinions.

​

TLDR: Looking for suggestions for a new linux laptop under 2k CAD. Confused b/w Thinkpad/KDE Slimbook/System76.

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Pinebook Pro update and discussion

What do folks think of the pinebook pro? It's a $200 linux laptop from Pine64. Preorders are open now, but the specs/language used on the page don't fill me with a great deal of confidence.

Do people think this is a steal for a linux laptop? Or a waste of time/money and buying a 'better' laptop and 'linux-ing' it would be a better choice?

Pre order link here: https://store.pine64.org/?product=14-pinebook-pro-linux-laptop

Note, I'm not affiliated with Pine at all, just saw this and wanted a discussion

https://redd.it/cljzkt
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i3wm 4.17 released
https://i3wm.org/downloads/RELEASE-NOTES-4.17.txt

https://redd.it/cll6zg
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LinuxInsider TROM-Jaro review. (Manjaro w/ customized GNOME and non-libre packages removed).
https://www.linuxinsider.com/story/TROM-Jaro-A-New-Twist-on-Open-Source-Freedom-86160.html

https://redd.it/cllcrw
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[PATCH] MAINTAINERS: floppy: take over maintainership
https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/57af5f3e-9cfe-b6d8-314c-f59855408cd5@linux.com/

https://redd.it/clmsvd
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What exactly does this bash noscript do?

I found a bash noscript and I honestly dont know what it does and have come up empty handed trying to figure it out. the bash noscript is named "Foobar" I found it on a computer running Slackware I picked up from a goodwill. oddly enough the password for root was "root"

this laptop is a treasure trove of noscripts but this one is the most confusing to me.

​

Edit: also when I connect it to the internet I get people logging in and accessing the laptop with in 5 minutes. yes the date and time are wrong but I dont really care about that right now.

https://i.redd.it/ibbsy6dwwae31.gif

NULL=/dev/null
ROOT=$HOME/.bo
BOCL=/usr/local/bin/bo
LOGS=$ROOT/bo.log
VERS=0.2

usage() {
echo ""
echo "usage: $(basename $0) Version $VERS"
echo "-r Reboot host"
echo "-d dialog"
echo ""
exit 0
}

error() {
echo "Can't connect to $TARGET_HOST!"
echo ""
exit 1
}

chkhost() {
ping -qc 1 $TARGET_HOST > $NULL
if [ "$?" = "1" ]; then error; fi
}

connect() {
echo "You can use an IP as well."
echo -ne "Hostname to target: "; read TARGET_HOST
echo "Anything under 60 seconds is silly."
echo -ne " Number of seconds: "; read SECOND_WAIT
}

if [ -d "$ROOT" ]; then : ; else
echo Creating directory: $ROOT
mkdir -m 700 $ROOT
fi

if [ "$#" = "0" ]; then
usage
elif [ "$1" = "-r" ]; then
connect
while true; do
chkhost
echo -ne "host $TARGET_HOST\nreboot" | $BOCL >> $LOGS
echo "$TARGET_HOST rebooted!"
echo ""
sleep $SECOND_WAIT
done
elif [ "$1" = "-d" ]; then
connect
echo -ne "Message to display: "; read MES
echo -ne " Window noscriptbar: "; read TIT
while true; do
chkhost
echo -ne "host $TARGET_HOST\ndialog \"$MES\" \"$TIT\"" \
| $BOCL >> $LOGS
echo "$TARGET_HOST recieved message!"
echo " Message displayed: $MES"
echo " Window noscriptbar: $TIT"
echo ""
sleep $SECOND_WAIT
done
elif [ "$1" = "-s" ]; then
connect
while true; do
chkhost
echo -ne "host $TARGET_HOST\nprocspawn \"start shit.mpg\"" \
| $BOCL >> $LOGS
echo "$TARGET_HOST is shit"
echo ""
sleep $SECOND_WAIT
done
else
usage
fi

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i removed old EFI entries from boot menu and i can't get to the bios

Hello i removed old EFI entries from boot menu and i can't get to the bios.

when i boot up it says F2 for Setup and F4 for recovery but the only one that works is the recovery one.

F10 used to work for me to get straight to the bios.

Can anyone please help me?

(Note: i deleted manjaro and ubuntu entries)

(Edit: this is the video i followed https://youtu.be/255ltqk7xDM)

https://redd.it/cloe02
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Just installed Ableton Live 10 using WINE and it runs flawlessly on Linux!
https://www.tekbyte.net/how-to-install-ableton-live-10-on-linux-with-wine-it-works-flawlessly/

https://redd.it/cls07p
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Why does Google maintain Chromium, as it allows people to stay away from Chrome more easily?
https://old.reddit.com/r/fossdroid/comments/ckwfk7/why_does_google_maintain_chromium_as_it_allows/

https://redd.it/clsnm8
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sampler: a tool for shell commands execution, visualization and alerting
https://github.com/sqshq/sampler

https://redd.it/clsimf
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KDE Usability & Productivity: Week 82
https://pointieststick.com/2019/08/03/kde-usability-productivity-week-82/

https://redd.it/cltjg7
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Godot Engine - Porting to Vulkan Progress Report #2
https://godotengine.org/article/vulkan-progress-report-2

https://redd.it/cltziw
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