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fraud

I'm trying to make a _good_ .deb package.

Yet I'm having a hard time finding a blog post where someone explain their experience going from bare minimum to a fairly advanced package with multiple stuff going pre and post install.

By _good_ I also mean something that helps understanding the why some packager use /etc/default/xyz and /etc/xyz/ yet some never use /etc/default .

Any pointers ?

#Deb#package#nFPM
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Tim Richards

Interesting use of old tech yesterday...

I went out for a coffee without my phone (on Sundays we have a no-screens day), because I could use my Apple Watch to pay for it.

While out, I remembered I had a parcel to pick up from the Australia Post parcel lockers nearby on Bourke Street. But because I had no phone, I didn't have the pick-up code.

However, I noticed an old Telstra payphone across the street. Calls from those are free within Australia nowadays, so I phoned Narrelle and got her to read me the code. I recorded it by entering as a number in the calculator on my watch!

Then I picked up the parcel. 📦

Thanks, 20th century technology. :)

#packidge#package
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💧🌏 Greg Cocks

Grfin Tools—User Guide And Methods For Modeling Landslide Runout And Debris-Flow Growth And Inundation
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pubs.usgs.gov/publication/tm14 <-- shared USGS publication
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code.usgs.gov/grfintools/grfin <-- shared USGS software release
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H/T Jonathan Perkins USGS
[ another open source resource for everyone from the USGS ~smile~ ]
#GIS #spatial #mapping #opensource #openlibrary #Grfin #software #package #regional #debrisflow #engineeringgeology #geology #inundation #spatialanalysis #spatiotemporal #geophysics #geophysical #massmovement #landslide #lahar #volcano #rock #avalanche #model #modeling #statistical #geostatistics #water #hydrology #downstream #elevation #remotesensing #DEM #flow #runout #risk #hazard #tools #slope #erosion #drainage #network #channel #channelisation #userguide
@USGS

screen shot - grfintools software repository home page (https://code.usgs.gov/grfintools/grfintools)
report figure 2 - Schematic flowchart illustrating common pathways for using Grfin Tools with examples identified in orange boxes
report figure 1 - Perspective view of topography illustrating the potential locations for three types of mass movements that can be derived from a Grfin Tools analysis.
USGS report cover page - Grfin Tools—User Guide And Methods For Modeling Landslide Runout And Debris-Flow Growth And Inundation
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Bytes Europe

Scott Co. Sheriff’s Office tracks new package scam targeting high-priced technology byteseu.com/716006/ #county #delivery #electronics #indiana #iphone #laptop #package #Phone #police #Scam #scott #scottsburg #sheriff #TECH #Technology

Bytes Europe · Scott Co. Sheriff’s Office tracks new package scam targeting high-priced technologyScottsburg, IN. (WAVE) - Sheriff’s deputies in Scott County, Indiana, are warning people across the region about a new scam strategy that could put consumers out of thousands of dollars.“Once they’ve got what they want from you,” Scott Co. Special Deputy Ray Dawson said. “And they’re successful and they are criminals, you will have a hard road to clear your credit, to clear your responsibility.”Detectives said thieves are using people’s credit cards to order new phones and laptops, ship them to that person’s home and try to swipe them before they even realize what happened.The Better Business Bureau of Greater
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André Machado :debian:

Snap or Flatpak on Linux: Why You Might Want to Avoid Them

If you use Ubuntu or one of its derivatives, you have likely come across Snap or Flatpak as convenient package formats for installing software. While they offer certain advantages—such as simplified dependency handling and the ability to sandbox applications—there are compelling arguments for why you might want to avoid using them.

Read More: machaddr.substack.com/p/snap-o

#flatpak#snap#OpenSource
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