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#lazyweb anyone know how to set the time on a nike+ smartwatch? it enumerates as a USB device 11ac:5454 Nike SportWatch and there are some python scripts to do it, but they're in python2 with pyusb from that era and also all prototypes? boosts plz
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Does anyone know of any publications by US feds giving guidance for mitigating ClickFix? Ideally ones that say to disable run. Asking for someone trying to get a CISO to give a fuck and let someone do something about it. Edit: Thanks for poking around. I'm not seeing quite what I was looking for but here are a couple vendor parts with what I was looking for: https://assets.recordedfuture.com/insikt-report-pdfs/2026/cta-2026-0325.pdf ( thanks @badsamurai@infosec.exchange ) https://unit42.paloaltonetworks.com/preventing-clickfix-attack-vector/ #lazyWeb
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#LazyWeb I'm looking to host some git repositories in my homelab. I'm tempted to use Forgejo, but it feels overkill for my usecase. I don't need issues, a web based Pull Request workflow, CI, open registration, or any of other other bells and whistles. All I really want is a web interface to show me the history, branches, tags, and diffs in each commit. All actual operations will happen with local git on my development machine. Does anyone have something like that they love? @homelab@fedigroups.social
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any ruggedized android phones not made by smasnug or a no-name brand anymore? i really like my nokia, but it will age out of security updates soon. has to have an sd slot, headphone jack would be nice but not mandatory. #lazyweb
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#lazyWeb having just discovered that my netbook has a curved keyboard due to the spicy battery in it, I'm going to be looking for a new *light* laptop. It needs to run Linux, and be powerful enough to code on but small enough to carry easily. A native HDMI port would be nice but not essential #linux #netbook #laptops
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is there a remote switchable plug that doesn't require a ton of setup, account logins, or depend on external server connectivity? it needs to do ~1500W 13A. i just want to turn on my kettle without going downstairs first. i do not use any home automation and am not interested in it. i just want to control a single plug. #lazyweb
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I've usually relied on K3b for burning data and music CDs, but it's been a few years since I looked for any alternatives.

This is probably not a task that's receiving a lot of attention these days, though maybe discontent with streaming services has encouraged people to think more about it lately.

I haven't been doing much of it myself, but my daughter asked me recently to show her how to burn music CDs* and I've been poking at it again.

Does anybody have a better suggestion for making music CDs? Only open-source applications that work on Linux need apply...

  • Yes, I was very excited to show her how to do this. If I were younger and less fat, I would've done a cartwheel.

#K3b #MusicCD #Lazyweb #BurnCD #OpenSource

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Hey internet. I'm looking for a webhoster to get my new website up and running. I'm using a static site generator, so no PHP, database or other shenanigans needed. Just files on a webserver (that I don't have to manage myself). I'm aware of most of the obvious options (GH pages, CF pages, GL pages, Vercel, Netlify, etc. etc.) but I'd prefer a small-ish non-VC non-AI company/org, ideally European. Any recommendations? Boosts welcome! #lazyWeb #fediAsk #askFedi
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I already have a pikapods.com account, which means I could run a nextcloud instance for about $7/month (to start, no idea how much it would be if I actually imported everything) and replace GMail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, etc. So, umm, maybe I don't need a guide, I just need willpower. The scariest thing is probably going through my password manager and figuring out EVERYWHERE I've used Login With Google and migrating those to a password. #lazyweb #degoogle #selfhosting #askfedi
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Friends, I need some help and advice. Microsoft recently announced retirement of Microsoft-provided SMS and voice authentication in Entra ID. Of course, "good", you say -- me, too. But I'm working with an organization that has some extremely non-techie employees, and I've got to figure out the easiest path to help them get properly on-boarded with Passkeys. Microsoft Authenticator seems to support Passkeys natively (the key is stored IN MS Authenticator). Is this the best way to do this? My non-techie users are primarily mobile phone users on Exchange Plan 1 (no "fat" client). Help! #passkeys #webauthn #fido #microsoft #mfa #lazyweb #help References: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/blog/2026/07/13/microsoft-entra-id-security-updates-passkeys-are-the-default-authentication-method-in-entra-id/ https://mc.merill.net/message/MC1426371
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:blobcatangery: I'M BORED! :blobcattableflip:#lazyweb does anyone know of a Linux distro where: Nothing is ever out of date by more than a few weeks, but things are tested so my system doesn't break.I can use a normal KDE Plasma desktop immediately upon install.It's not Solus. I use Solus. It's great, but I'M BORED. Thank you! :ablobcatnod:
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#Lazyweb. An affordable power bank with a lot of capacity and at least 4-6 USB(-C, PD) connectors so I can wire up my groove boy and a few other audio devices for a compact #dawless setup. I will solder some USB-C PD cables for the different voltages my Volcas, the EP 40 and other devices require.
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