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by dizhn 8mo ago
GrapheneOS is Android isn't it? Same binary blob issues and such? Or is that not an issue on Pixel devices?
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by dizhn 8mo ago
Awesome. Thank you for letting me know and good luck with the PR!
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by dizhn 8mo ago
Hetzner would have blocked some of those pretty quickly. Especially the top 2-3 IPs that seem to have thousands of attempts.
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by dizhn 8mo ago
Oh is it the website that's failing? I kind of assumed it was the web UI for the software. Workarounds sort of kind of make sense there.. Maybe.. But the website. That's bad.
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by dizhn 8mo ago
I'm having similarly good results with go and agents. Another good language for it is flutter/dart in my experience.
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by dizhn 8mo ago
Quite possible. Sure.
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by dizhn 8mo ago
Both rustfs and seaweedfs are pretty pretty good based on my light testing.
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by dizhn 8mo ago
I've been using rustfs for some very light local development and it looks.. fine: )
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by dizhn 9mo ago
I think I said as much while demonstrating that AI wrote at least some of it. If a person wrote the bits I copied then we're dealing with a real psycho.
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by dizhn 9mo ago
Short and sweet to have coined the term? Or did it exist already?
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by dizhn 9mo ago
> Obstacles GitHub CLI tool errors — Had to use full path /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/bin/gh when gh command wasn’t found Blog URL structure — Initial comment had wrong URL format, had to delete and rep
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by dizhn 9mo ago
I run telnetd on 2323 because I don't want hackers to find it.
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by dizhn 9mo ago
I heated the water inside the hole of the letter 'd' and the steam escaped through the sand. <3
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by dizhn 9mo ago
I am the person who asked for the source. 1) I do not believe for a second that Meta would actually implement something that would remove their own ability to read those messages. 2) We do not have any proof that their claimed e2e chat serv
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by dizhn 9mo ago
That's new.
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by dizhn 9mo ago
I actually went through some of the issue/pr stuff for the forgejo project after I asked you. It seems like things are moving along nicely and you seem to have found a welcoming environment in their repo. I will keep an eye on that pro
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by dizhn 9mo ago
Of course I need another source. I think you're right too but this is just speculation. I thought you had access to some actual information.
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by dizhn 9mo ago
We've been using it successfully for a long time too. Real nice bunch of fellas. They did remove mobile notifications without a subscription recently and the price is quite high ONLY for notifications. I do not fault them for doing it
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by dizhn 9mo ago
It does have a weird source of friction. The need to find an invite to the "server". Sometimes you'll find one but it will be dead. There's no way to search to find a server then join it as far as I know.
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by dizhn 9mo ago
Source?
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by dizhn 9mo ago
You've got any docs for firecracker as forgejo runners?
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by dizhn 9mo ago
Is someone who is not really using github's free service losing something important?
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by dizhn 9mo ago
> Because some people say stuff like this doesn't make it right. WhatsApp messages are E2EE encrypted, unlike Telegram. There are other things to criticise with WhatsApp, but not that. Is this verifiable fact or Meta's claim? A
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by dizhn 9mo ago
- Messages by default are encrypted in transit. Client to server. Yes Telegram does have access to those messages. (I don't believe we had any e2e encrypted chat service before the likes of signal, matrix etc. Whatsapp added it after T
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by dizhn 9mo ago
What is encrypted and how is public information. If it doesn't fit your use case don't use it. There is no "spin". People were spreading this kind of FUD until last week when all of a sudden people started claiming it w
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by dizhn 9mo ago
Let me make it worse. Much worse. :) https://youtu.be/36myc8wQhLo (USENIX ATC '21/OSDI '21 Joint Keynote Address-It's Time for Operating Systems to Rediscover Hardware)
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by dizhn 9mo ago
> they're finding building yet another feature with "just one more prompt" irresistible. Totally my experience too. One last little thing to make it perfect or something that I decide would be "nice to have" ends
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by dizhn 9mo ago
Ehh.. depends on how questionable the sites you're visiting are. :)
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by dizhn 9mo ago
I've always done 'sort | uniq'. Never bothered to check for the the unique flag to sort. Although 'uniq -c' is quite nice to have. -c, --count prefix lines by the number of occurrences
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by dizhn 9mo ago
I also use adblock and what ends up happening as a consequence is the ads I do see are the shittiest of shitty ads that don't even come from a recognized network. :)

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