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by aborsy 1y ago
I don’t think Canada has tariffs notably higher than other countries. Sure, specific sectors and certain quotes but all countries have those.
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by aborsy 1y ago
Was that Tailscale firewall rule intended, a bug or a security issue?
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by aborsy 1y ago
Safe Browsing collects a lot of data, such as hashes of URLs (URLs can be easily decoded by comparison) and probably other interactions with web like downloads. But how effective is it in malware detection? The benefits seem to me dubious.
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by aborsy 1y ago
Wireguard port is the only port that could be exposed to the Internet. With xz backdoor owning ssh, I wouldn’t completely trust ssh public key authentication either.
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by aborsy 1y ago
The US debt is the result of USD being the global currency reserve. As long as that status is maintained, there will be debt.
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by aborsy 1y ago
Sphinx, MkDocs, Docusaurus.
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by aborsy 1y ago
This is very common in big governments particularly in France: bureaucrats introduce problems, you will then have to beg them and generally provide favors of some kind for its removal. I saw it in universities and organizations. Lots of bur
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by aborsy 1y ago
Proxmox is a pretty solid alternative!
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by aborsy 1y ago
It’s not straightforward. The developers (at least important ones) could register with Debian project, just like they would with a company: submit identity and government documents, proof of physical address, bank account, credit card infor
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by aborsy 1y ago
Couldn’t the submission to the Debian be possible only under real identities so that people take responsibility for what they submit? A random person or group nobody has ever seen or knows submitted a backdoor.
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by aborsy 1y ago
On the other hand, there are far few developers working on XFCE compared to desktop environments like KDE or gnome. The more obscure places might be better places to hide malware, nobody would notice, unlike in XUbuntu.
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by aborsy 1y ago
Why are those highly variable historical jewels so badly protected that could be stolen faster than my bicycle?
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by aborsy 1y ago
* Wealth inequality in US is clearly a big problem. But it’s typically not a big problem in the rest of the world, certainly in EU. * If you think taxes and donations will solve the problem with people who struggle with basics, you are wron
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by aborsy 1y ago
This method has problems too. There are more beggars in EU than in other countries in my experience, overall is not doing well.
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by aborsy 1y ago
That’s mostly different. The point is, there are large number of users, if each user pays a small amount to the platform, they won’t notice it, yet it accumulates to a maintenance fee. Paying a maintenance fee makes sense, regardless of how
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by aborsy 1y ago
Yeah, I donate from time to time to various projects. But voluntary contributions will never solve this issue. I had in mind somehow requiring or rewarding everyone to pay a small amount. Like, anyone who uses software from a platform such
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by aborsy 1y ago
Free software needs to find a way to encourage people to contribute so that maintainers get paid. Caddy has been great!
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by aborsy 1y ago
Is there a credible study that employees are less productive remotely?
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by aborsy 1y ago
The code base for VSCode seems to be huge. With plug-ins, bloat, all the different things that it does, and large number of installations, it seems an ideal target for vulnerabilities and supply chain attacks. Anyone knows more the level
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by aborsy 1y ago
Public in the sense that the actual content is public (like a blog), sure, anyone can access it, so does the reverse proxy). Since it’s public, I Would still take the trouble entirely out to a provider. Public in the sense that the front pa
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by aborsy 1y ago
There has always been headlines that we are in a recession, for as long as I remember.
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by aborsy 1y ago
Nextcloud snap is really easy to install, and has been solid. Zero maintenance.
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by aborsy 1y ago
CF terminated TLS and scans the traffic. It makes sense if you host your services on a VPS. If I run my services at home, I don’t want to provide Cloudflare with access to my data.
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by aborsy 1y ago
Will tailnet lock be available in the near future? Also several ports need to be opened. How is its history vulnerabilities?
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by aborsy 1y ago
Self hosting is much more accessible today. The security issue has not been solved yet though. How do you make available your services to other people? People won’t install VPNs. They are usually okay with authenticating to a web server, so
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by aborsy 1y ago
Look at AIO. There are institutions with several thousands of employees that use Nextcloud, including mine. I run an installation for our family, and it’s been problem free.
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by aborsy 1y ago
Yeah, it would have been at best something like irrelevant oracle. The world’s infrastructure is running on his Linux now!
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by aborsy 1y ago
Another factor related to speed is that, they didn’t allow using NVMe slots for storage pool until recently for new models (in 920+ still you can’t do that; even if they allowed it, the limited PCI lanes of that CPU would limit the throughp
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by aborsy 1y ago
But their hardware is also terrible. Their disk stations for consumers had 1G NICs until recently, and still underpowered CPUs. The sales had to decline for them to be convinced to upgrade to 2.5G in 2025. But then they removed an optional
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by aborsy 1y ago
I experimented with customizing a flat page by writing HTML and CSS manually, with some help from LLMs. Using this approach, it’s possible to create something resembling the website you linked. The result is decent, though the organization

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