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by bravetraveler 6mo ago
Now we're all being left behind, just great.
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by bravetraveler 6mo ago
Oh no...
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by bravetraveler 6mo ago
Thanks for digging in, as I mentioned earlier in this thread/another [lost track] , I haven't messed with this in at least two LTS releases. Good to see it's aware at install time; this wasn't always the case. How abo
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by bravetraveler 6mo ago
Some server stuff is hit too! I learned about this pattern through the BGP daemon 'frr' . No idea how many server packages are/may be captured by Snap, but it's worth being aware of. Imagine my surprise. Remove it and
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by bravetraveler 6mo ago
> With 24.04 at least, doing an 'apt purge snapd' seems to be quite useful. Is that not sufficient? For the moment, later pulling a package that is redirected would undo that effort. As the peer points out, too, that would li
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by bravetraveler 6mo ago
Or, for a more server-appropriate example, 'frr' . The BGP daemon. It's not just desktop things like 'firefox' before someone tries that angle. I haven't tried it in a few LTS releases and I'm away from
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by bravetraveler 6mo ago
Easier said than done, surprise: apt, who we know and love, is redirected to Snap for an ever-increasing number of packages. "Don't use Snap" , you say? I'll do you one better! Skip Ubuntu. 'Just' use anything
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by bravetraveler 6mo ago
Fair point. I treat LLMs like the forgetful junior we often hear about. The things I don't care to do, they (both local and hosted/'frontier') can. Boilerplate, very-well-described edits, some research/report, e
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by bravetraveler 6mo ago
I get perfectly acceptable results from a Strix Halo PC the size of a shoebox, man. An APU that uses ~150w, has 0 discrete GPUs, and a bill of $0/m. What's more, it doesn't go down every week, limit use, or change the terms a
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by bravetraveler 6mo ago
Says the man who personally load-tested said wheels. Was it the bureaucracy that added the 'no business with a downstream contributor' checkbox to the login screens, Matt?
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by bravetraveler 6mo ago
Post from Anthropic in 3, 2, 1
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by bravetraveler 6mo ago
https://xcancel.com/Gregorein/status/2038953944475472316 For those of us without an account that would like to see the entire source
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by bravetraveler 6mo ago
Can't edit now, day late and a dollar short. I raise a vote: we call this pattern inception , if injection offends.
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by bravetraveler 6mo ago
Sweet
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by bravetraveler 6mo ago
Fair, I am/was confused by the hosting model and presentation. This is a nice User-preparation/consideration, I guess. I still maintain a backup filesystem unaware of duplication at the block level is a mistake. I completely overl
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by bravetraveler 6mo ago
As is always the case, short vs long term... but I think I'd put effort into migrating to a filesystem that is aware of duplication instead of trying to recreate one with links [while retaining duplicates, just fewer] . Effectiveness
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by bravetraveler 6mo ago
I hate to say it, but the Outlook approach would be an improvement: cute little ~~advertisements~~ calls to action in your inbox. The full-display-on-focus thing certainly got my interest.
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by bravetraveler 6mo ago
If more than once (individually) , I am concerned.
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by bravetraveler 6mo ago
Right, I'm fine with humans making the call. We're not so injection-happy/easily confused, apparently. Discretion, etc. We understand that was the tool making a suggestion, not our idea. Our agency isn't in question. The
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by bravetraveler 6mo ago
I don't think so, feels like the wrong side is getting attention. Degrading the experience for humans (in one tool) because the bots are prone to injection (from any tool) . Terraform is used outside of agents; somebody surely fin
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by bravetraveler 6mo ago
Your token quota is my opportunity, or something
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by bravetraveler 6mo ago
Anyone using Thunderbird was forced to see this, not sure we (or the well-funded corp) need another round.
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by bravetraveler 7mo ago
Me to Mullenweg: rinse yourself off or take Cloudflare to court too, coward. Let's not forget the spirit Matt champions here includes taking contributors to court, demanding more contribution, and hijacking plug-ins. Can WP Engine ta
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by bravetraveler 7mo ago
A fun observation: pulling models sends ~200mbit of progress updates to your browser
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by bravetraveler 7mo ago
Same reason I've passed along offers for management roles and continue to ignore "fiverr.com" . It's less having done "The Thing" and more asking for it/a substitute. With an LLM/freelancers, the m
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by bravetraveler 7mo ago
$EMPLOYER has decided longevity matters so little that we no longer "do reliability"; ship it, boys.
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by bravetraveler 7mo ago
It's a problem of motivation, all right? Now if I work my ass off and Initech ships a few extra units, I don't see another dime, so where's the motivation? And here's something else, Bob: I have eight different bosses r
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by bravetraveler 7mo ago
Did some more reading, can't edit/correct; replying to myself! Found this: > This feature is deprecated as of Cockpit 322. Still works on 357 (Fedora 43) ... so it's one of those "you can use it, but don't ex
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by bravetraveler 7mo ago
It's pretty single-server focused... but there is a 'Multi Host' mode. One instance can use SSH to look at N systems [independently] . This consolidates the Cockpit endpoints you might need to use/ports to open... b
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by bravetraveler 7mo ago
Hypotheticals are truly exhausting! I had a wall of text and chopped most of it off. This started out as a joke and now it's dead, thanks. The failure/assumption of under-13 or whatever, as a result of manipulation, is fine. I&#x2

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