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by atmosx 1y ago
Doubt that true. Pretty sure that if you assign the case to a powerful lawyers, you’ll Get your funds back. Now for the account, I can’t tell … but do you want to?
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by atmosx 1y ago
Can someone propose a similar alternative? All these services seem to suffer greatly from the same kind of “poor support”.
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Always
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBZTHxZvOwg - this show was soooo good...
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This is something that an LLM can answer thoroughly. The problem is that we don't know the scope of the project. For example what does it mean to _secure the server properly_. What's the "threat model"? Are there complia
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by atmosx 1y ago
By building better clients.
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by atmosx 1y ago
Is XMPP considered secure? I use it daily because it's the PM protocol that doesn't require a mobile phone and works with CLI clients.. I use profanity :-P
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by atmosx 1y ago
<trolling> That's great news! Twitter (X now, who knows what will be called tomorrow) misrepresents news content by 97.86%... </trolling>
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by atmosx 1y ago
The Louvre understaffed? It's one of the most visited places in the world and would still be, even if the double the ticket price. The "Louvre understaffed" sounds like a management failure more than anything else.
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by atmosx 1y ago
Most Lenovo Thinkpads WiFis should work out of the box with FreeBSD. A USB distributions like NomadBSD ( https://www.nomadbsd.org/ ) can be used to test compatibility without installing the OS. Also, for HW compatibility:
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by atmosx 1y ago
I haven't used my pebble for years, but as I don't have a smartwatch, I might bring it back. Do the iOs integrations (calls, messages, etc.) still work as they did? I remember that runkeeper would display data to the watch while r
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by atmosx 1y ago
At the government level, it’s mostly driven by ideology. I never came across a situation where a service improved after being "liberalized". Never. Not once. It is always end up in a combo of: poorer quality and (much) higher cost
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If the University of Chicago won't defend the humanities, who will?(theatlantic.com)
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by atmosx 1y ago
OpenZFS has worked fine for me, in mirror mode, for 15 years without anything resembling data loss. When I had to replace HDDs, the ops were very smooth. I don't mess with ZFS all that often. I rely to the documentation. I must say tha
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by atmosx 1y ago
> On the other hand, adding more gatekeepers to the web ends up killing it. LOL, what?
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by atmosx 1y ago
...and there you have it.
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by atmosx 1y ago
I use midnight commander to transfer files between my servers using FTP over VPN but supports multiple protocols. Great software, once you get familiar with the shortcuts there's nothing like it. Clean, simple and does the job. You can
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by atmosx 1y ago
agreed. The caveat being that the people thinking about it have the power to make it happen, without needing to ask anyone else.
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by atmosx 1y ago
> If you have some more actual evidence outside of assumptions I am absolutely willing to hear it out. https://www.reuters.com/world/biden-germanys-scholz-stress-u...
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by atmosx 1y ago
Here: - https://www.politico.eu/article/russia-united-states-nord-st... - https://www.dw.com/en/germany-cdu-nord-stream-russia-gas-afd... - https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2025&#x2F
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by atmosx 1y ago
> [...] as anyone knows it had nothing to to with the US ROLF - that must up there with "we want the hostages back and we're actively working towards that goal".
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by atmosx 1y ago
Of course :-) The funnier / biggest irony is that US and Russia are working together to fix the pipeline, buy distilleries in Germany to sell to the Germans Russian gas at US prices.
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by atmosx 1y ago
Context plays a crucial role, especially within the Judeo-Christian tradition. So much so that it serves as a foundation for the design of the modern legal system.
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by atmosx 1y ago
It works remarkably well at scale. In fact, this is the defining trait of all cities, states, and nations that became historical points of reference like Troy, Athens, Rome, Constantinople, Venice, London the US and possibly China in the fu
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by atmosx 1y ago
> More abstractly I think that a multi-cultural or multi-ethnic society at scale is not able to handle anonymous and private communication without collapsing. If we dont go in the direction of benevolent censorship like China and Singapo
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by atmosx 1y ago
You're reaching from another, very narrowly scoped angle, but that's a wider problem with technology and automation. The economists since mid-20th century are talking about the UBI (universal basic income) to fight this problem: -
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Technology, Humanism and Artificial Intelligence(brunellocucinelli.com)
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by atmosx 1y ago
I'll give it a shot, thanks!
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I have slightly different needs I suppose, but I settled for https://tiddlywiki.com/ as my SOHO wiki. There is a learning curve, but once you grasp some rather uncommon concepts it's quite good and very easy to setup,
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by atmosx 1y ago
Cloak + wireguard should work fine on the server side. The problem is that I didn't find any clients for Android and I doubt there are clients for iOs that can (a) open a cloak tunnel and then (b) allow wireguard to connect to localhos

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