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1. Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse   post book

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1. Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse   post book

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2. Spinning, combing, waiting, waiting - draft   song

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2. Spinning, combing, waiting, waiting - draft   song

Spinning, combing, waiting, waiting - draft

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3. The Tor Browser   post tor

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4. 3 Browser extensions I almost always install   note

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4. 3 Browser extensions I almost always install   note

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uBlock Origin

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uBlock Origin

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Perhaps the most ubiquitous content/ad blocker, reliable as ever. I recommend this to anyone and everyone.

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Vimium C

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Vimium C

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This lets do basic navigation in your browser with vim-like keybindings. You can click links, scroll, go back and forth between tabs and through your history, select/copy/search text and more with your keyboard.

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Dark Reader

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Dark Reader

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Makes all websites default to a dark mode, and provides an easy toggle bound to Alt-Shift-d.

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5. Prepping for v2 of my salt repo   note qubes

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5. Prepping for v2 of my salt repo   note qubes

I’ve massively restructured my salt repo and added enough features that I’m going to make a new repository and release it again in full, as a 2.0 version. This should be done within the next week or two.

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6. Methods of installing software in QubesOS with Saltstack   post qubes

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6. Examples of installing software in QubesOS with Saltstack   post qubes

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pkg.installed

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-Here’s /srv/user_salt/pkgs/accounting.sls as an example. It uses the simplest way of installing programs, which is just listing them under pkg.installed which pulls them from your distros main repositories. This is the most preferable way to install software if it’s available. +Here’s /srv/user_salt/pkgs/accounting.sls as an example. It uses the simplest way of installing programs, which is by using pkg.installed and passing it a list of packages to pull from a qube’s repositories. This is the typically the most preferable way to install software if the desired package is already in your distro’s repositories.

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Install from third-party repo with a script

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Install from third-party repo with a script

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Here’s /srv/user_salt/pkgs/signal.sls as an example. It places an installation script, /srv/user_salt/pkgs/install-scripts/signal-repo.sh into a qube and executes it to install the Signal messenger.

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/srv/user_salt/pkgs/install-scripts/signal-repo.sh

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/srv/user_salt/pkgs/install-scripts/signal-repo.sh

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Move a binary file into /usr/bin

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7. Website update   note skylarcloud

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7. Convenient torrenting with qBittorrent   post

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-The blog posts have been consolidated into a single org document. I like the feeling of having one large waterfall of writing, with a level-one table of contents to navigate the posts. -

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8. Convenient torrenting with qBittorrent   post

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Straightforward guide for using qBittorrent to search for and download media files

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Created: 2025-04-05 Sat 08:08

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Created: 2025-04-05 Sat 08:15

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