Any hope at restoring peace and sanity, we’ll take.
Any hope at restoring peace and sanity, we’ll take.
The other day I realized that there is a lot of cardboard in my brand name boots. Not the sole so I can’t feel the cobblestones.
I don’t think that Israelis en masse want a a war with Iran, but Bibi appears to.
Hey, sorry for taking a long time, but I am farting around with the pinentry option now.
I don’t have screens, but I wanted to point out a few scenarios that are challenging with fuzzel:
(ping @markstos@lemmy.world )
https://github.com/james-nesbitt/pinentry-fuzzel is a first try, shamelessly stealing everything from https://github.com/zamlz/pinentry-rofi/blob/main/src/pinentry-rofi.sh
This is an example of why erosion of public confidence in democratic institutions is a critical problem. We want to be able to follow an institutional opinion on this topic, but our trust has been eroded by another topic, which makes it less trustworthy.
I didn’t know about Cypress CA, but probably should have expected such.
Do you mean “Cyprus” the country, or Cypress the type of tree?
In most linux tiling managers it is used with directional keys to nav windows and desktops.
Is emacs considered a modal editor?
Let me try for a pinentry script over the weekend first, to see how the placeholder looks.
It might be nice to have a way of giving more context, which is what the message option was good for in rofi. Not knocking it though, I am a happy fuzzel user.
The script is there in the post, but I haven’t tried it yet. It would be nice if fuzzel had a message option, like rofi, so that key information could be displayed in the passphrases request; that s is what pinentry-rofi uses.
Has anyone done any greenhouse automation with hass? I don’t know where to start.
It used to be considered a security risk back in the day. Maybe it just a security “unknown”
I should have read the article first – passphrases and pinentry are here
Fuzzel is great. I only wish it had a pinentry option.
I do recommend emacs though. It is not the greatest editor, but it is an amazing experience. It is such an amazing experiment, that has an extensive set of different ways of looking at content and code - it will change how you think about coding.
I can’t say that it is, no.
I’ll still get around to opening up an issue