denkmoon

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by denkmoon 11mo ago
Perhaps the youngins are more cognisant that it's all monitored. Knowing your employer can read everything and it _will_ be used against you has a chilling effect and I'm pretty sure that's part of it.
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by denkmoon 11mo ago
I like protectli boxes. x86, low power, coreboot options, lots of network interfaces. The apus everyone recommends (myself included) are no longer available :(
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by denkmoon 11mo ago
Rather, they are saying governments want to control the narrative and anonymous speech impedes that.
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by denkmoon 11mo ago
>The sheer perversity of the popular myths that have popularly surrounded ZFS are profoundly bizarre Cyberjock sends his regards, I'm sure.
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by denkmoon 11mo ago
Linux takes more skill to manage than Windows or macOS, yet we all know Linux. zfs is _the_ one true filesystem, and the last one you need to know. Besides that, to know zfs is to have a deeper understanding of what a filesystem is and does
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by denkmoon 11mo ago
Not to be deliberately argumentative but still no concrete examples of zfs failures are shown, just hand wavey "I had issues I couldn't google my way out of". I've never heard of a healthy pool not mounting and I've
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by denkmoon 11mo ago
Problems like? I run zfs on 20gb VMs and a 100tb pool and I’ve never had a problem that wasn’t my own fault. I love root on zfs, you can snapshot your entire OS at a whim. The only other way to get that I know of is btrfs which genuinely do
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by denkmoon 11mo ago
Further cherry picking. Brisbane's free buses are only the "city loop". The rest of the transit system is fare based. It also has not stood the test of time yet.
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by denkmoon 11mo ago
It is not remotely a failure. As a vessel for achieving project 2025 goals, the clear purpose of DOGE, it was successful. It's just that the successes it achieved are reprehensible.
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by denkmoon 11mo ago
dead::beef is just as memorable as 1.1.1.1, and my v6 delegated prefix is just as unmemorable as my public v4. The "easier to remember" argument just sucks hard.
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by denkmoon 11mo ago
Mad salt. Imagine a fully grown man having a toddler tantrum. "If I can't play/win/get my way, nobody can" type mentality. It's also a method of coercion. Give me mod status or I'll DDOS your server and de
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by denkmoon 11mo ago
Everything else is even worse
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Any group that gets its kicks out of pretending to be fools will soon find itself filled with fools who think themselves in good company - Abraham Lincoln
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by denkmoon 1y ago
maybe I just want a way to identify my macbook on a table with 5 other space grey macbooks, and I can express some pithy humour like 'zfs is a cult with integrity' at the same time. if you really think that's "trying too
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Oh yes, the UK is very keen on Reform. Reform in this case however is the death rattle of a long dead empire.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
For anyone asking this question I might suggest Protectli. They've got x86 systems with coreboot. That's about as good as you can get these days for open source-ness without going really obscure or outdated. I've got a VP2440
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by denkmoon 1y ago
>Countries used to routinely go on domination quests for land and resources. They used to go find exotic lands and claim them as their own. They used to harvest resources and enslave the losers. This is not a golden age to look back on f
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Are AI companies training off discord chat history? There's so much technical information locked up in them these days.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
I'm fairly sure I'd get negative 1000 style points if I attempted such ;)
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Ladybird and other browser alternatives cannot come fast enough. Every other week we've got a thread here about some stupid move Mozilla have made, I can't remember the last time I heard positive news about Mozilla.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Pro tip, you can literally just push the gates open and walk out.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
You're not thinking about the millions more they could have. These people don't want some of the money, they want all of the money.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Yeah I'll get a loan off Dad for my first EUV machine and we'll snowball from there
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by denkmoon 1y ago
I’m sure lots of people would run exit nodes if it wasn’t the equivalent of putting a flashing neon sign saying “please ruin my life mr government” in front of your house
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by denkmoon 1y ago
There can be and are multiple competing systems. There are alternative dns roots, opennic.org for example, and entirely separate protocols like ipfs and i2p with their own methods of mapping names to numbers. You can go make your entire own
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Millions of people sit through minutes of the worst ads I've ever seen to watch mr beast exploit homeless people. We're boned.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Sucks for people trying to make money then, but that’s hardly a sympathetic case. Sounds like the UK are the ones truly shooting themselves in the foot. Again.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
To play devil's advocate, who knows what kind of madness people are handing off to subprocess.run(["date"]) et al. They shouldn't, but I'd bet my last dollar it's out there.
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by denkmoon 1y ago
Trump views Milei as a buddy, it's that simple. The personal angle is more important than you might think. Plenty of insiders have discussed this aspect of Trump's foreign policy, most recently I watched this podcast with John Bol
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by denkmoon 1y ago
The question is why is a desktop app needed in the first place? Is it worth the effort for the number of people who want it, given they can achieve the same thing with zero effort from the developer by pressing a few buttons? What special f

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