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by INTPenis 1y ago
Red Hat, I am very disappointed. We're all ISO27001 everywhere, separation of data, and separation of network resources. But you keep our data in your github repo?
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by INTPenis 1y ago
It's kinda romantic to think that innovation in those days likely came from the industrial sites. Maybe it was perfected later by an aristocrat, but it was more likely to be discovered by the ones who had ready access to smelters and w
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by INTPenis 1y ago
It's not a burden.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
It changes with age too. Like the first question I was presented with was 1. Take time for self-care, 2. Get straight to breakfast and work prep. Yeah in my 20s, and early 30s, I could eat breakfast while logging onto the computer and start
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Or the nylon craze? I know it's an uphill battle but we can at least move in the right direction. Or do you suggest we just give up?
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Even if a plastic bag ends up in the proper recycling, along its way every single wrinkle and crease has spread microplastics. I know it's an uphill battle but we don't have to make it worse.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
I agree that AT aims high, maybe a little too high. To me Fediverse is basically all the forums we had in the 90s and 00s, but now they can talk to each other. So with that said, I am principally against huge instances like mastodon.social
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by INTPenis 1y ago
It sounds like the AT protocol is improving in the right direction, but the numbers still say it's highly centralized and therefore closed social media owned by one monolithic entity. AP has its issues, namely not being at all consiste
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by INTPenis 1y ago
This has already been covered many times but the design of the AT protocol requires a lot more resources than AP. Meaning it will be reserved for large organizations, while AP has a lower entry of threshold. I want both to thrive, but I pre
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by INTPenis 1y ago
My mom got straight up malware from Google ads years ago. And just last month she got scammed from a facebook ad. They clearly have no control over what or who is using their platforms.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
My first result is midjourney.com. I so often see people criticizing Google search but I never see the negative with my own eyes. Whenever I search I get what I want or need. Google Search must be highly personalized, and I don't know
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by INTPenis 1y ago
I agree with you. Steamdeck is amazing but people are often over-enthusiastic about what a handheld device can do. The most comfortable and consistent gaming experience is still a regular stationary PC. But if you really want to play Civ5 o
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Iran has been under sanctions for a long time. I remember working for unnamed US server manufacturer back in 09 and we had a list of countries by our desks to remember if anyone ever called in from there, or even mentioned working there dur
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Because it's too unpredictable so far. AI saves me time, but only because I could do everything it attempts to do myself. It's wrong maybe 40-50% of the time, so I can't even imagine the disasters I'm averting by recogni
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by INTPenis 1y ago
It's not absurd. First of all I've been using immutable Linux for 3 years so running Irssi in a container makes the most sense. Of course I'd probably just run it inside a distrobox container instead. And also I've been
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by INTPenis 1y ago
We're training our own replacement.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Been on IRC since the 90s and had soooo much fun. Still there but it's just a tiny private channel with IRL friends. We're old and dying. :(
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Creating more monolithic centralization. Us small instances can't afford it.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Actually same in Sweden. I never thought about it until now. It's mostly for luxury items and services that they request credit checks. Of course a landlord can still request you send in proof of employment and your salary specificatio
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by INTPenis 1y ago
We sure do, it seems like a natural progression of a free market. The corporations want to know our worth before they deal with us. I'm speaking from a Swedish perspective but for a long time already we had these "credit checks&qu
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by INTPenis 1y ago
I will as soon as I get home from work lol.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
This is great but it's kinda sad the INSTALL.md file was updated 2 months ago and it still doesn't work. Won't anyone report these issues?
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by INTPenis 1y ago
I wouldn't say I'm old, but I suddenly fell into the coding agent rabbit hole when I had to write some Python automations against Google APIs. Found myself having 3-4 different sites open for documentation, context switching betwe
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Yes but it's off by default for a reason, it's not realistic to expect every node to fetch all messages. This is a catch 22 because the reason fedi is more decentralized is because of the low barrier of entry to run a node, but at
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by INTPenis 1y ago
We're more decentralized in fedi but we're also not really consistent either. Which I think is the number one gripe for users who manage to get into the fedi. I don't mind, I still think it's a huge leap forward, but it&
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Life itself leads to both good and bad things. But it's not worth making life worse by denying people freedom of communication and privacy.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Interesting comment since this is from the university of Manchester. Is this a late return to monkey news?
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by INTPenis 1y ago
I echo that wish. I'm about to try the Dell XPS 13 Snapdragon Q Elite with Linux so we'll see how it goes.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Might also be a connection between risk takers and gamblers. At least when I was growing up it wasn't always games, it was often general risk taking that signified the future gamblers.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
The list is actually missing the only two companies I ever dreamed of joining. Red Hat and Gitlab. Never made it, but I was close with RedHat.

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