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slacktoid, in Best distro for data science? [request]
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Stick to ubuntu or red hat alts. They are whats gonna be in any cloud or HPC cluster.

BrianTheeBiscuiteer, in How to secure (podman or docker) containers for public-facing hosting?

Not to replace the great advice here but if you can use a distroless image (you likely need to make it yourself) then an attacker would have a hell of a time exploiting your system. When attackers find a weakness their goal is usually to gain access to a shell; distroless images don’t have one. By the time they figure this out (or hopefully before) you should’ve detected their presence.

Also, check your logs regularly. Prevention is good but it doesn’t replace monitoring.

kingmongoose7877, in Blender 4.0 Problems pls help ;-;
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Crossposted to !blender and !blender

Kata1yst, in Best distro for data science? [request]
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Learn docker on the distro you're most comfortable with.

gamma, (edited ) in What's your favorite music player on Linux?
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I used to use Strawberry, but my collection has grown enough that I can’t just sync it everywhere, so I use Jellyfin now. I still use Strawberry’s library management to move files into album artist/album/00 - track.ext though. Someday I’ll dig into id3v2 to just write a script instead.

bonnetbee,

If you want to continue to use Strawberry, you could stream your music with a subsonic server, Strawberry supports that.

For me it was the other way round: I was using Nextcloud music and searched for a music player on Linux that could stream my .flac-collection via subsonic. That is how I found Strawberry.

joba2ca, in Linux Distros Evolution - January 2024 Update: Pop!_OS in Decline?

Pop has not received feature updates for years, because the dev team focuses on implementing Cosmic.

Given the overall progress of Linux Desktop environments, this might have led many users to switch away from Pop.

spsf64, in What's your favorite music player on Linux?

Quodlibet

leftofthat, in Microsoft says a Copilot key is coming to keyboards on Windows PCs starting this month

More like micBlow$oft

Artopal, in What's your favorite music player on Linux?

Sayonara.

gayhitler420, in What's your favorite music player on Linux?

Winamp or xmmp/qmmp.

kariboka,

Is there winamp for linux?

importedreality,
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No, but if you really feel like whipping the llama’s ass there’s always wine

deathbird,

qmmp is very similar.

gayhitler420,

Winamp is Winamp for Linux. It runs in wine, but a lot of the visualization stuff requires that you have fully integrated your gpu drivers and wine.

craigevil, in Linux tablet?

Kindle fires can be found on sale for under $200. Autosync app works great. Lots of good apps to read comics. No reason to mess with linux. Plus it is easy enough to install the Play Store.

citron, in What's your favorite music player on Linux?

navidrome + ultrasonic

library_napper, in What's your favorite music player on Linux?
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On Android its NewPipe. No ads, free, I can create playlists, and I dont have to store anything local.

ChallengeApathy,

Try RiMusic on F-Droid. FOSS front-end to YT Music, like having Premium without a subscription. Aside from some crashing and offline downloads issues, it’s great.

library_napper,
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Thanks. Just tried it but every time I add one song to the queue, it adds a ton of others to my queue that I did not add. How do I make it stop doing that?

ChallengeApathy,

That’s odd, did you go to an artist’s page directly? I just listen to full albums rather than creating a queue so maybe that’s why I didn’t encounter the issue you’re describing.

library_napper, in What's your favorite music player on Linux?
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Firefox (invidious). Its free, no ads, and I dont have to store files locally.

ipsirc, in What's the best way to have a .bashrc that I can use throughout systems?
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github.com/sineemore/backpack

“backpack is a small wrapper around ssh.

It transfers contents of a local file ~/.backpack and itself to remote host, sources it and continues with normal ssh session.

works best as alias ssh=backpack won’t create any files on remote hosts (even temporary) tries to fallback to normal ssh when remote shell is not bash self-replication allows you to use backpack again directly from remote host, in this case backpack will keep original local file as you go deaper from host to host.”

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