FabCH

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by FabCH 3mo ago
Ok but again, that is introducing an arbitrary split that is not based on tech. What if I have two phones? Would you expect phone A to see images taken by phone B? If yes, obviously my phones need to share keys. So what is different in sayi
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by FabCH 3mo ago
What is the relevant definition of client and server if they are both peer devices under roughly equal level of control of a single entity?
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by FabCH 3mo ago
Prices have jumped considerably, but basically anything on Server Auction is good https://www.hetzner.com/sb/ I pay 60/month for 50 TB with a 10 year old intel xenon.
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by FabCH 3mo ago
This is only true if you are so highly individualistic you don’t consider a family unit as a single entity. If you consider nuclear family as an entity, it’s e2ee. Practically. Putting aside the fact that yes, the server can be compromised
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by FabCH 3mo ago
I do happen to have some experience. For 99.99% of the population, does the threat model really include targeted NSA attack with higher probability than „Google’s automated system sent the police to my door“? No, no it doesn’t. It is demons
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by FabCH 3mo ago
A lot of people talking about encryption in the comment section, thought I would share my setup. I have been running Immich for family and friends on a Hetzner auction server for about 1.5 years now. Hetzner community provides official full
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by FabCH 3mo ago
Yes but magical homomorphic encryption aside, the person has conflicting requests at that point. They are asking for an image app that can’t view their images. That’s not an image app anymore, that’s just encrypted storage.
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by FabCH 3mo ago
Fair enough, but the Immich provider they link to also uses SSL and claims to encrypt at rest. It they don’t consider that e2e encrypted, literally nothing is then…
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by FabCH 3mo ago
What do you mean Immich is not end-to-end encrypted? You control both ends, you can encrypt it any way you want…
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by FabCH 3mo ago
They did? There is the whole "alternative app stores" kerfuffle going on right now between Apple and the EU.
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by FabCH 3mo ago
They are not allowed to lie about it though. Lying to the police that the reporters are an "active threat" is criminal.
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by FabCH 4mo ago
It may or may not be unethical, but I can 100% certainly say it is not universally illegal.
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by FabCH 4mo ago
The Coca-Cola formula was reverse engineered in 2026 by a sufficiently motivated individual. Here it is. Per liter of cola: 104 g sugar 1 mL Flavor Solution A 10 mL Flavor Solution B Carbonated water to volume Flavor Solution A (Essential O
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by FabCH 4mo ago
axpo is not independent. They have an agenda. Solar doesn’t require more materials per kWh. LCOE of solar is order of magnitude lower than Nuclear. And we do have more mountains that we can build out.
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by FabCH 4mo ago
Yeah I think I he could have done a better job communicating in that thread that creating Workspace CLI was literally his job. He didn’t go rouge or didn’t follow the process. He was officially Google DevRel and routinely created such tools
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by FabCH 4mo ago
You can also use the same money to flood many of those empty bunkers we have with water and pump it up and down indefinitely, with no radioactive waste to get rid of and no dependency what so ever on other countries. Solar panels on each sq
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by FabCH 4mo ago
Codeberg hosts some decently high profile projects. It’s probably the one to go for. Consider donating for their hardware costs. They are completely transparent about their costs and where the money goes.
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by FabCH 4mo ago
They are not leeching clout off anyone. And they are not using another entity's name. They _are_ Amazon Employees. They are in no way factually incorrect by calling their group "Amazon Employees in support of <insert topic here
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by FabCH 4mo ago
If multiple people are calling you out, you should probably consider you are wrong. They are Amazon Employees. It is factually correct to name the group „Amazon Employees …“. It doesn’t automatically mean they are representing the company.
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by FabCH 4mo ago
Where does it say that in the article, except from the extremely unreliable source of the Amazon HR rep?
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by FabCH 4mo ago
I will probably vote in favor of nuclear, but you have to admit that us not having any uranium and having huge solar and pumped hydro potential up in the alps makes Switzerland pretty bad match for nuclear. Still much better than gas though
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by FabCH 4mo ago
Renault makes good electric vans. Not quite an SUV, but maybe fits the same use case?
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by FabCH 4mo ago
Citizens voting on naturalization was abolished by federal court decision since 2008. You can still be voted on by the city council though, but they are required to provide a reason and „wrong hair color“ will not pass legal challenge.
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by FabCH 4mo ago
Immigrants can’t vote. Citizens with immigration background have been in the country for 10+ years, because 10 is the minimum for getting citizenship, at which point their voting patterns are more likely to be influenced by other factors an
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by FabCH 4mo ago
How many of those were born in CH? How many people born in CH never become Swiss? Because for the US, that number is ~0%. And before you say: "well the US have different rules", well, ok, but then don't compare us to the US o
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by FabCH 4mo ago
I mean, Kt. ZH also had the Wohnungsinitiative today, because not even Swiss people can find housing in ZH anymore. Let’s be realistic and admit that landlords already prioritize someone with history of renting in the country and it’s prett
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by FabCH 4mo ago
Varoufakis is Greek and so EU citizen. He literally cannot be banned from Schengen. He is banned from public speaking in Germany and only Germany. Which the Germans can do to anyone on their own territory, including German citizens.
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by FabCH 4mo ago
We do. Swiss naturalization is famously difficult. But EU citizens can basically live forever in CH even though technically they don’t have permanent residency.
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by FabCH 4mo ago
Immigration is not devolved. The whole point of Schengen is the opposite of devolution of immigration. You are confusing immigration with naturalization. Only if Berlin starts handing out German passports do they dictate EU immigration sing
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by FabCH 4mo ago
If you are non-EU, you will not get a work permit. If you are EU or do get a work permit, you will not get housing. The vote was for a reason…

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