MaKey

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by MaKey 5mo ago
I've got experience with the LIDL cloud aka STACKIT and work for a STACKIT partner. Just drop me a message if you are interested. Two fun solutions implemented (fully automated via Terraform): Site-to-Site VPN between STACKIT and Azur
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by MaKey 5mo ago
They have their own API but under the hood it's OpenStack.
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OpenVPN 2.7 security audit: 18 findings, one critical bug(srlabs.de)
3 points by MaKey 5mo ago|0 comments
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by MaKey 5mo ago
FYI, Azure Bastion is based on Apache Guacamole. You're paying them for not having to manage your own instance.
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by MaKey 6mo ago
It isn't trivial (you can't do it yourself) nor cheap (79€ for Samsung phones).
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by MaKey 6mo ago
> And, if I had bothered configuring IPv6 firewall rules, those would have had to be reconfigured manually with the new prefix. I understand this is mostly fixed in pfSense recently, but this was the case for many, many years. Why would
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by MaKey 6mo ago
Yeah, it's always the same with IPv6 discussions. The main points being: 1. IPv6 addresses are too long to remember 2. IPv6 doesn't need NAT and people are uncomfortable with their devices having a public address as they see
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by MaKey 7mo ago
Their battery upgrade is trash though: https://www.goingelectric.de/forum/viewtopic.php?p=2350326#p...
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by MaKey 7mo ago
That's a false dichotomy. There are other possible approaches to address these issues that don't include ID verification. It also isn't the golden solution, verified accounts could still be stolen or bought.
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Hunter Alpha – 1T parameter and 1M token context window AI model(openrouter.ai)
1 points by MaKey 7mo ago|0 comments
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by MaKey 7mo ago
>The sad thing is, it needs to happen. No, it doesn't.
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by MaKey 7mo ago
Other manufacturers give LEGO a run for their money nowadays. Look at the CaDA Mercedes-AMG One for example.
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by MaKey 7mo ago
That's how it was for me - one exam per course at the end of each semester. To qualify for the exam you had to do take-home assignments. Didn't pass? Try again next semester. Was it easy? Hell no, but I learned a lot.
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by MaKey 7mo ago
> Here's that chart for Bosnia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_mines_in_Bosnia_and_Herze... What caused the sudden uptick in 2008?
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by MaKey 7mo ago
You're still arguing from a technical perspective while not addressing the societal issues that online ID verification leads to. Do we as society really want an internet that resembles a gated community where you can only enter with an
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by MaKey 7mo ago
This is not a technical issue - it's a societal one. Do we want online ID verification? Are the trade-offs worth it? Do we want to make the internet a place that requires an ID everywhere for age verification or to prove that you'
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by MaKey 7mo ago
> I think we’re on the precipice of this being a requirement to have any faith you’re talking to another human. Except that it doesn't prove you're talking to a human - it just increases the hurdles for bot operators (buy or st
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by MaKey 7mo ago
Identity checks do not prevent bot noise. They just increase the difficulty for bot operators a bit (steal / buy identities or verified accounts). Added bonus for them: Their bot comments now appear more authentic.
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by MaKey 7mo ago
This is what I was wondering too. It doesn't seem genuine. Most people in tech I know will strongly oppose ID checks for internet use, rightfully so.
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by MaKey 7mo ago
With the upcoming MCS charging standard you won't need battery swaps for trucks or busses. Even today you have trucks that can charge with up to 400 kW, which is good enough for charging during mandatory pauses or downtimes.
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by MaKey 7mo ago
>Is suspect large trucks may eventually move to hydrogen [...] They won't, why would they? The number of hydrogen gas stations is going down and the price is going up. Batteries are good enough already - the Mercedes eActros 600 wit
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by MaKey 8mo ago
Usually you can figure out what went wrong pretty quickly. Freaking out doesn't help with the "quickly" part though.
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by MaKey 8mo ago
You might be able to switch to a different ISP, e. g. 1&1. They rent the line from Telekom but you still get their peering.
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by MaKey 8mo ago
A $60 MikroTik hEX refresh will also solve your issues.
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by MaKey 8mo ago
fd00:1337::1, here you go! This address is the equivalent to a private IPv4 address and human-readable.
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by MaKey 8mo ago
You could set up a monitoring solution that alerts you if one of your devices is suddenly reachable from the internet via IPv6. It will probably never fire an alert but in your case might help you sleep better. IPv6 privacy extensions could
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by MaKey 9mo ago
I doubt that most consumer routers expose this functionality. IPv6 NAT is rarely needed and should be avoided. Interestingly enough I stumbled upon a use case today. No IPv6 connectivity at my office but at my dad's house. Since a Wire
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by MaKey 9mo ago
That's just absurd.
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by MaKey 9mo ago
I've been part of a lot of communities and never have I felt that a CoC was missing or needed. CoCs didn't come because they were needed but because of a social justice fad. Have a look at the Tim Peters incident with the Python c
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by MaKey 9mo ago
Exactly. Without a CoC the persons making hard decisions have to stand behind them. With a CoC they can hide behind the CoC and wash their hands in innocence. This lowers the barrier for making questionable decisions and overall decreases h

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