POPOSYS

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by POPOSYS 4y ago
It is very important to apply modern norms to historical figures - to better understand the past and how misaligned ideas / movements / behaviors from the past can be in the present.
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by POPOSYS 4y ago
Thanks for your quick reply - interesting, will take a look! BTW the reverse mount turns out to be a very useful feature that solves many problems with large file systems!
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by POPOSYS 4y ago
When you selected Martin Luther as your mental leader, have you been aware of his antisemitism? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Luther_and_antisemitism
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by POPOSYS 4y ago
OK, but please compare https://rclone.org/crypt/ vs https://nuetzlich.net/gocryptfs/quickstart/
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by POPOSYS 4y ago
Do you have experiences with other software that might be an alternative to RabbitMQ?
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by POPOSYS 4y ago
How does it compare to gocryptfs?
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by POPOSYS 4y ago
If understanding your instructions correctly this will trigger upload of the whole encrypted file with every change on the mounted LUKS device. Some rsync-like binary diff could work with mounted big files syncing chunks across networks, bu
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by POPOSYS 4y ago
I recommend gocryptfs - very good performance, easy to automate, one binary, cross plattform, no fiddling with fuse libraries. It works like expected. Cryptomator is a strange example of how GUI-centric developers seem to be unaware of how
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by POPOSYS 4y ago
Not use Windows / AD. This is the only solution that works.
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by POPOSYS 4y ago
We all now that there are other destructive industries, yes, of course we should talk about these too. But for obvious reasons right here what is it about? It is about blockchains - an industry that has not only extraordinary large energy f
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by POPOSYS 4y ago
Guy producing a lot of climate destructive code feels proud to fly 1.5 million miles. Something is seriously broken with our civilization and the humans it produces do behave like a very stupid software bug. How can an understanding of fund
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by POPOSYS 4y ago
Rate limiting is a life saving jacket, not some fancy nice-to-have feature.
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by POPOSYS 4y ago
I think that is the problematic point with Caddy right now - if you are using it, you are actually a beta tester. This is a problem for sites with lots of traffic because things start to be different with servers maxed out - Nginx is battle
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by POPOSYS 4y ago
You do not seem to get it and that alone disqualifies your product for many admins in the EU. To explain it clearly so you can better understand: you need to make ANY data submission OPT-IN, not OPT-OUT. That means that you need to ask user
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by POPOSYS 4y ago
Can we have this as a browser dev tool please? F12 -> Tab REST -> Create spec from API
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by POPOSYS 4y ago
Climate change is real and will make that data very different.
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by POPOSYS 4y ago
Knowing both software packages this comment feels a little bit like it can not be serious. If it is: there is no way you can compare Kdenlive with Resolve - I guess as a hobby videographer you just can not see the huge differences. Kdenlive
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by POPOSYS 4y ago
Unfortunately it still does not come with some good rate limiting oob, I found https://github.com/mholt/caddy-ratelimit which is "work in progress" only - not clear if that is ok for production. I really like
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by POPOSYS 4y ago
It is bad because of the reasons I explained in my other comment. They pretend to release a whole distro while in fact they are only caring for a narrow set of packages and break other functionality of the same underlying distro. This is
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by POPOSYS 4y ago
Do exist some kind of blocklist services so all the bad mastodon postings and instances can be blocked easily? Mastodon is compared to email here, so it would be great to have blacklists, too. Of course all kind of automated tools or servic
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by POPOSYS 4y ago
It would be great to read about the differences to matrix.org - does anybody know a good explanation / comparison? I can not decide which alternative to use because there are so many differences and I lost interest in researching all t
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by POPOSYS 4y ago
This is another good example for what I described in my other comment - they only care for their very special setup but break the underlying distro in many ways. PopOS devs take the work of Ubuntu, add their 0.1% but break a lot of things t
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by POPOSYS 4y ago
I tried to use the release before and it was a mixed bag. While the default desktop is quite OK and everything seems to work, as you install another desktop environment like eg XFCE everything breaks. This is of course a very bad example of