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2y ago
Just implemented a dyndns system using K8s CronJobs + GitOps + CloudFlare Terraform, however next stage will be moving that over to CloudFlare tunnels which should be more reliable and nicer, fully within the Terraform and not relying on po
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2y ago
I remember this happening when an extension got sold and then stole my Instagram cookies. Absolutely tonnes of likes of weird shit.
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2y ago
If you are hell bent on being a scumbag then there’s a whole different lack of rules.
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2y ago
I’ve started to host my own sites and stuff on an old MacBook in a cupboard with a shit old external hardware Ava microk8s and it’s great!
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2y ago
Hopefully once they release the hold another registrar will be sought immediately.
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2y ago
Even if you buy it with BTC surely you're still connecting with your real IP?
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2y ago
Well, (allegedly) he got caught due to not boycotting McDonalds, which as a seeming enemy of corporate greed is not the smartest of moves.
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2y ago
Does that mean decorating helmets with union stuff is actually a great marketing win for safety?
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2y ago
Can you transfer the domain out?
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2y ago
Do porkbun have a terraform provider? E: https://registry.terraform.io/providers/cullenmcdermott/pork... Not sure if it works though
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2y ago
That's a better way of putting it, yes.
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2y ago
How would you rate Kagi Ultimate vs Arc search? IE is it scraping relevant websites live and summarising them? Or is it just access to ChatGPT and other models (with their old data). At some point I'm going to subscribe to Kagi again (
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2y ago
The whole point of fixers are that you pay them a high price and they have a lot of connections and knowledge and can make things happen, and a reputation of discretion to uphold.
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2y ago
Well yeah, it is really bad, which is why I have no qualms with this project. If a company wants me to do some leetcode crap I decline the job.
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2y ago
It isn't real information though. This is effectively a Chinese whispers. The only way AI can create information is by doing something in the real world.
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2y ago
S'pose I could try and lug a Panavision around...
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2y ago
Good to know!
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2y ago
Perhaps the M.2 HAT+ and a decent SSD? USB3 could plausibly be faster than the SD card as the spec allows for 5Gbps+ but I don't know about Pis that much, I'd defer to someone with experience. As a photographer I can tell you that
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2y ago
I think a good compromise is building your applications in a containerised manner so that you can simply run them with docker-compose, but then if it turns out you need some heavy scale, it's merely a case of switching the underlying i
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2y ago
Why is a week way too short? Surely anything in Caches should be effectively ephemeral. If you rm -rf the entire Caches/*, all that should happen is some apps might be a little slower for a bit?
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2y ago
It would make sense if doing something illegal to do the former, but also leave "slip ups" that are complete red herrings, create trails to people that seem like opsec fails but are actually just framing others, etc. All about pla
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2y ago
I like the idea and I think it will be good in the short term but eventually your brain will just gloss over it I think.
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2y ago
Couldn't literally all of this just be a bunch of misdirection?
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2y ago
The README should be better but the script is like 100 lines or so. The main issue I'm finding is that `find` seems extremely slow at deleting things.
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2y ago
When industrial food producers decided their priorities are making stuff extremely cheap that appeals to our more addictive side so they can make as much money as possible, without any regard for our health, this is quite obviously going to
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2y ago
You can make bread at home.
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2y ago
What they need is to design some sort of mouse gym.
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2y ago
Why on earth would you want to use a developer unfriendly language to build anything in? This example URL: http://127.0.0.1/hello/hello-world/name=Mike What? Is the project some sort of joke?
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2y ago
The website is hurting my eyes to read, is it mono/overspacing Times? Also the language looks...really difficult to mentally process and doesn't seem particularly as expressive as anything that currently exists and is used regular
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2y ago
Yep, this could have been sorted by one line in a .tool-versions file and using mise or asdf.
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