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My first simple use case: I want to start a http (busybox httpd) server on localhost inside a certain directory whenever I turn the PC on.

At this point you can copy Chinas great firewall I guess.

a hobby project: generate a rss feed based on recent file changes in a directory. But I thought this can also have many applications …

• auto formatting code files on change
• automatic backups of a certain folder: run rsync on change in folder.

I found this answer helpful, can you open it? https://lemmy.ml/post/35169048/20671736

Recently they switched to a more public court-order based approach.

But my thought on this is as well: Once their domain name servers are configured according to law, can they force us to not use other domain name services?

Yeah after searching on the arch wiki, I guess systemd timers, not services, are specifically what I was interested in, thanks!

so once I delete the email contained in that field, it will be deleted on the server as well I hope? I should look this up in the lemmy code i.g.

does lsblk detect the device?

If you are paranoid enough: Run all pypi packages in a QubesOs virtual machine I guess?

After some suggestions to check out inotifywait I ended up with a solution that works for me as desired.

    
inotifywait --event modify,create ./targetfolder/; echo "new change, that I am interested in, occurred in targetfolder";

  

It turned out I was interested in both file modification and file creation events.

Thanks for your hint! After some experimentation and man page reading, this was what I was interested in:

    
inotifywait --event modify,create ./targetfolder/; echo "new change, that I am interested in, occurred in targetfolder";


  

I was interested in both file modification and file creation events.

yeah it should be in their TOS somewhere as well.

linux is the only alternative to android when it comes to computing. I consider ms-windows a non-option.

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algorithmic discovery

this is the hard part.

I guess the copyright-enforcement will come after you then, because you do not abide by the licenses. Video creators might feel attacked by this, since they do not gain revenue. Ideally we would all switch to peertube and watch CC0-licensed content.

Linux also is not secure if you install random open source packages without audit though.

Asked in another way: Want to deal with a huge (legacy) code base for MacOS support? But yeah maintenance is needed.

how do you check the 1 megabyte requirement? Is there a way to check for the file-size load in the firefox developer tools on the network tab?

It’s always laissez-faire capitalism until some big company has issues

It is always about power. Always raw power and might.