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by dizhn 6mo ago
Here's another excellent piece. Ignore the site please. https://www.lewrockwell.com/2005/03/butler-shaffer/lx-what-i... > almost all of your daily behavior is an anarchistic expression. How you deal w
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by dizhn 6mo ago
It's actually pretty compatible with "capital a" Anarchy.
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by dizhn 6mo ago
For what it's worth Authentik has been listing Cloudflare as a customer for a while. Worth a look. There might be something in their blog.
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by dizhn 6mo ago
This when their web GUI only allows buying one domain name at a time.
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by dizhn 6mo ago
Must have been mid 2000s. Root dns servers were down. Super hard to diagnose the issues it causes on your side because it "never happens".
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by dizhn 6mo ago
I wish. There's nothing like Kubernetes here nor the features it gives you or any need for them. Just some basic sys admin stuff that works well for me.
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by dizhn 6mo ago
Sure thing. Let me know if you need more details.
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by dizhn 6mo ago
Amounts to the same thing but no. Promox servers with two bridged interfaces. One interface has a public IP, the other a 10.0.10.0/24 etc. Multiple baremetal servers are connected by wireguard and have access to each other's priv
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by dizhn 6mo ago
I have all of mine on the same (or accessible) internal LAN so they can all talk to each other. You can get the connection going with Wireguard if they are in different places in terms of networking.
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by dizhn 6mo ago
No it just needs to have route to the internal IP of the docker host. And you expose your ports on that IP. Let me know if you need more details. You could also put the reverse proxy (Caddy in my case) on the docker host.
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by dizhn 6mo ago
My containers run in dedicated "docker host" VMs. And I never expose ports on 0.0.0.0, just the private internal IP. Most (all) of my docker hosts do not have a public IP anyway. I use wireguard to access them myself. If they need
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by dizhn 6mo ago
The page says old chromium means insecure. Isn't anybody backporting fixes anymore?
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by dizhn 6mo ago
No I hear you. The funny bit is that it's just responding to one word. By the way I was exploring it the other way with the subject framed as "I am in China as a law abiding citizen and don't want to make any mistakes. I want
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by dizhn 6mo ago
Made me think of a non-tech manager I had once who when we presented the newly installed bug tracker (of which we had none prior) that said . "This is great. You don't expect ME to use it right?")
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by dizhn 6mo ago
I like deepseek. It works very well. I haven't tried v4 yet but on their web chat interface, just typing "Taiwan" causes it to give you a lecture about how Taiwan is part of China. :)
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by dizhn 6mo ago
> the file gets copied into Ollama’s hashed blob storage, you still can’t share the GGUF with other tool This is the reason I had stopped using it. I think they might be doing it for deduplication however it makes it impossible to use t
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by dizhn 6mo ago
Author's own 'auth' project works with sqlite and postgres.
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by dizhn 6mo ago
> Bae didn’t just wield a stick: He also dangled a carrot in the form of a promise to support research on networks that will support AI applications. But he also urged the three telcos to invest more in the networks – not just datacenter
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by dizhn 7mo ago
It wasn't that simple. I couldn't find Firebird's original position post but this is close enough. https://www.mozillazine.org/articles/article3097.html
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by dizhn 7mo ago
Regarding your wifi example. I did have to replace it with an intel one on my Lenovo because wifi would not work with something connected to Bluetooth (might have been USB . I don't recall). This is on Windows by the way. I just repla
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by dizhn 7mo ago
Who are we to dictate terms to or divine the intentions of someone who releases software with say the MIT license? It might sound surprising but a lot of developers just want to share their work altruistically. There are some you couldn&#x2
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by dizhn 7mo ago
Firebird was actually the database whose name they hijacked when they had access to AOL's legal army. Also K9Mail is now Thunderbird for Android.
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by dizhn 7mo ago
There is a ton of software that lives on because it matters to the developer(s) . I know "but mah monetization" is huge on this forum but it's not an all encompassing rule and it does not completely reflect the existing real
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by dizhn 7mo ago
I saw a few videos of making glasses (cups) out of nice liquor bottles. Seems like a nice cheapish hobby.
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by dizhn 7mo ago
ZFS supports instant resizing of datasets. When that dataset is the virtual disk for a VM you can just increase its size on the hypervisor, then it's a simple growfs operation for the VM to see the increased size. On LXC the dataset is
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by dizhn 7mo ago
Microsoft disabled the developer's certificate so no windows releases can be made.
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by dizhn 7mo ago
He tells it everywhere. (Also demonstrates the thumb vs fingers playing independently everywhere.)
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by dizhn 7mo ago
According to wikipedia there were others before. What does it mean? Since it's not even in the news, I don't get the significance of this. Is this a draft? Does it need support that doesn't exist?
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by dizhn 7mo ago
For "bus factor of one" stuff I am thinking about making some preperations. I was considering using ssh key based sudo or something like that and something like vaultwarden. The people who i am thinking of can have access now. The
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by dizhn 7mo ago
Telegram has a feature where it will delete your whole account after 3 or 6 months of inactivity. That's how my friends can now. :)

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