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by baobun 1y ago
Who watches the watchmen? (downdetector infra also likely affected)
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by baobun 1y ago
> Often because of limitations of Ruby wat. If anything I think Rubys lack of limitations could be the issue. There's a thousand different ways to do anything, and people do.
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Ubuntu 25.10 drops support for GNOME on Xorg(discourse.ubuntu.com)
4 points by baobun 1y ago|0 comments
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by baobun 1y ago
Canonical announcement: https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-25-10-drops-support-fo... ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44254368 ) https://www.phoronix.com/news/Ubuntu-25.10-N
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by baobun 1y ago
Mandating open and interoperable formats would be a good start. Moving off for a department becomes much less of a shift if it doesn't require coordination with everyone you might exchange files with.
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by baobun 1y ago
Different experiences may come from their "remote settings", where they toggle rollout/enabling of features depending on results from API calls to Mozilla servers. Defaults may differ by inferred country, for example. I don&
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by baobun 1y ago
> > @grok This post from elon is either deleted or never existed, which one is it? > The post from Elon Musk likely existed and was deleted. A screenshot shared on X shows Musk replying to Stephen Miller's post with "Just
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by baobun 1y ago
I foresee an increase in displays showing ads, as well as cameras with facial recognition.
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by baobun 1y ago
The key word is "reliable". Leave that SSD in a box for 5+ years and there's a fair chance of failure / corruption when you come back to read it.
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by baobun 1y ago
The require to get the private key? When they could ask for the cert and just cross-sign? Can't imagine any valid reason for that... Would be nice to get a confirmation of this as it sounds wild.
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by baobun 1y ago
IME the communities around packaged open-source solutions like mailinabox, mailco, mailu tend to help each other out with stuff like this and the shared bases help. Maybe camp a few chatrooms and forums and see if any fits your vibe.
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Innernet – A private network system that uses WireGuard under the hood(github.com)
3 points by baobun 1y ago|1 comments
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by baobun 1y ago
For metrics and monitoring, can highly recommend victoria-metrics + vmagent + vmalert + prometheus-node-exporter. Rock solid, lean and performant. Documentation isn't all there and some of the debian packages aren't stellar (so yo
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by baobun 1y ago
This predates Trumpism.
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by baobun 1y ago
Give your WA contacts alternative contact method. Uninstall. Stop using WhatsApp.
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by baobun 1y ago
I think the part that's easy to miss is that their users are devs who will want to specify their own dependencies and versions for arbitrary packages. The way nix works with the way nixpkgs is structured, pinning a version of any packa
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by baobun 1y ago
> Bye bye Kate. the Gnome default TXTpad is minimal but does not replace Kate from KDE for instance this is not possible to split the screen ... OP: You should still be able to pick-and-choose and install kate only? I think it should sti
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by baobun 1y ago
gief
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by baobun 1y ago
GrapheneOS has this feature (save for faking GPS) fwiw
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by baobun 1y ago
eBay, for one, has been (was?) fingerprinting users like this for years. https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/232345/ebay-web...
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by baobun 1y ago
That's already the case. Ever looked into the Snowden leaks?
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by baobun 1y ago
It's a honeypot from the beginning y'all
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by baobun 1y ago
> At what point does “responsible disclosure” allow for going public, even in a limited, non-technical way, for the sake of transparency and user safety Given context, sounds like you should have gone public half a year ago. Some people
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by baobun 1y ago
To expand if it helps intuition: As data data density grows, the largest representable number grows exponentially.
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by baobun 1y ago
I guess at least the EU are lining up to put up an iron curtain once they get all the locals KYCd for EUnet. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44168134
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by baobun 1y ago
Are rsync defaults ever enough? I find "-apHAX" a sane default for most use and memorable enough. (think wardriving) Very common contextuals: -c (as mentioned, when you care about integrity) -n (dryrun) -v (verbose) -z (compress
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by baobun 1y ago
Sorry to snipe but: You don't feel at least a little shared responsibility in evangelizing "vibe-coding"? Is that currently blazing hype a force for good? I think it wouldn't be all over social- and mainstream media at t
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by baobun 1y ago
Well, I've been personally lied to about privacy claims by at least Google, Meta, Amazon, Microsoft. Some of which has been observed in courts. OpenAI communication has obviously been dishonest and shady at times if you keep track. All
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by baobun 1y ago
> Storing your data on AWS: Privacy concern? Unencrypted? You bet.
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by baobun 1y ago
Am I right in assuming that running Linux (or anything else than macOS) on the MacStudio is experimental at best? I'd be looking for something that can run offline and receive system updates from an internal mirror on the airgapped net

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