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DeutschlandTicket Anomalien

Einige DeutschlandTickets sind anders als die anderen. Preislich soll es für 49EUR starten und für ganz Deutschland einen bestimmten Featureset mitbringen. Folgende Verkehrsverbunde wollen allerdings Zusatzoptionen anbieten:

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postmarketOS and mainline kernel on F(x)tec Pro¹

Below are the steps required to flash postmarketOS (port made by Danct12 based on earlier work by Notkit) and mainline kernel (work done by Kholk and the github.com/somainline group) on the Pro1 msm8998:

2022-03-10. As of today, Danct12's port has not been merged yet, hence there are a couple extra steps to manually apply patches to pmaports. Beware that this is all work in progress and there will be bugs and missing functionality. 2022-03-12. device-fxtec-qx1000-nonfree-firmware added to the port, meaning support for model, WLAN and GPU.

pip3 install --user pmbootstrap
pmbootstrap init and choose edge and whatever device (I chose qemu and aarch64, but it should not matter, we'll redo it later).
cd /path/to/work/directory/you/chose/above/cache_git/pmaports

WIFIonICE Automatic Login

This connector intends to automate the process of logging in into the public wifi inside of an IC /ICE of the German railways. The adapter enables does enable you to choose and keep a custom DNS server.

Usage on Linux

The script should be usable on most Linux systems, at least if the following requirements are met:

bash
ip
dig

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How to use `<details>` `<summary>` expandable content on GitHub with Markdown

Firstly, what is <details> <summary>?

The HTML Details Element (<details>) creates a disclosure widget in which information is visible only when the widget is toggled into an "open" state. A summary or label can be provided using the <summary> element. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/details.

	# script to (one-way) synchronize a NextCloud directory to a reMarkable device
	# use it manually as ssh remarkable /home/root/bin/syncNC or via Cron or systemd
	#
	# configure https://nextcloud.domain.tld/remote.php/dav/files/username/ with your own NextCloud Dav URL
	# add your username, password and path to /opt/etc/davfs2/secrets
	# install mount.davfs via opkg install davfs2
	# make the required directories e.g ~/nextcloudSync2 /media/nextcloudselfhosted/ on the reMarkable
	# user reMarkable2_sync/ on your NextCould or change its location here
	# do a symlink between ~/xochitl-data/ and ~/.local/share/remarkable/xochitl/

	#!/bin/sh
	# Logs in automatically to the "WiFi in de trein" public hotspots, located in
	# trains in the Netherlands.
	# Requires: curl, sed
	set -e
	tmp="$(mktemp -d -p '' 'hslogin.XXXXXXXXXX')"
	trap "rm -r '$tmp'" EXIT

	curl="curl --dns-servers 8.8.8.8,8.8.4.4 -s -v -m 30"

	;; I wrote a bit of Emacs configuration (which can be added to your
	;; init.el) so that an lhs2tex file can be syntax-highlighted as a
	;; Latex file but the Haskell code is highlighted as Haskell code. In
	;; fact it's a little more than this, as the code blocks are
	;; interpreted with the haskell-mode, so you can use your haskell
	;; commands there.
	;;
	;; I don't recommend opening all `.lhs' file in this mode, as they
	;; don't need to be Latex files. Literate Haskell is really agnostic
	;; about its surrounding language.

	#!/bin/bash

	account=$1

	if [[ "" == "$account" ]]; then
	echo "Usage:"
	echo " $(basename $0) ACCOUNT"
	echo "Transfer OMEMO key from Gajim account with JID ACCOUNT to Dino"
	exit 1
	fi

	BIBTEXFILE=bibliography.bib
	AUXFILE=manuscript.aux

	REFS=$(mktemp -t $$_refs_XXXX) \|\| exit 1
	CITED=$(mktemp -t $$_cited_XXXX) \|\| exit 1

	egrep '^@' $BIBTEXFILE \| \
	sed 's/@.*{//' \| \
	sed 's/,$//' \| \
	sort >$REFS