Foolproof Git Sync for Logseq DB
Logseq 2 is database-based and does not have a built-in Git plugin yet. Running git pull before opening Logseq and git push after closing it in the terminal works, but doing it manually is annoyin...
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Nayab Sayed
Hands-on notes & guides
Linux, embedded, and open-source tooling, written down as I learn it.
Learning Open Source, Embedded, and Networking: Hands-on, Notes, and Insights.
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Configuring OpenCode with Unsloth Local AI
Today I configured OpenCode to use Qwen3.8-Flash-Next-GGUF served through Unsloth. I am not satisfied using OpenCode with unsloth start opencode command as it seems buggy. Hence I configured it man...
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Secure SMTP Authentication for Git and b4 Using GPG-Encrypted netrc
Email-driven patch workflows remain the gold standard across major open-source projects, including the Linux kernel, U-Boot, Buildroot, and QEMU. Tools like git send-email and b4 make preparing, si...
opensource tools
A Developer's Guide to PGP Keys - Create, Use, Back Up, and Restore
PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) refers to the OpenPGP standard for cryptographic encryption that can be used to sign, encrypt, and authenticate messages. The GnuPG (GNU Privacy Guard) software implement...
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Move PGP Keys to Security Key Hardware
This guide presumes you have completed the following steps: Generated your PGP Certify key. Uploaded your public keys to keyservers such as https://keys.openpgp.org. Noted the full 40-charac...
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Backup and Restore PGP keys with Encrypted USB Flash Drive
This guide presumes you have completed the following steps: Generated your PGP Certify key. Noted the full 40-character fingerprint. Example: E108123456FB2280ABC123DAE24318EF3BABCDEF Whenev...
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Backup and Restore PGP key with paperkey
This guide presumes you have completed the following steps: Generated your PGP Certify key. Uploaded your public keys to keyservers such as https://keys.openpgp.org Noted the full 40-charact...
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