ehPReth

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I continue to no longer attend vintage computer festivals(ascii.textfiles.com)
195 points by ehPReth 2y ago|210 comments
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I am no longer attending vintage computer festivals(ascii.textfiles.com)
117 points by ehPReth 2y ago|68 comments
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by ehPReth 2y ago
Apple TV seems to be the closest thing available. No home-screen/screensaver/random ads, but I only really launch Plex (looking into Jellyfin eventually), and streaming apps like Disney+.
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by ehPReth 3y ago
or https://forgejo.org/ , a fork of Gitea by the folks behind Codeberg
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by ehPReth 3y ago
couldn't they just immediately issue a "TRIM" afterwards or am I missing something?
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by ehPReth 3y ago
:( it's censored. It may be better, but it can hardly be called the best.
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by ehPReth 3y ago
I have the exact same note with my government. They moved everything to one unified government.example site, all departments on it etc. Quite nice. Then, over the years, little ‘marketing’/‘awareness’/‘speciality’ sites like gover
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by ehPReth 3y ago
https://web.archive.org (take a screenshot option if you have a login and it's JS madness WBM can't handle), https://archive.ph , etc (hopefully captured more than one if possible) - random screenshots are p
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by ehPReth 3y ago
i’m sure dang can clarify (i myself upvoted it just now), but it was probably the “too heated” detector or too many people flagged it
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by ehPReth 3y ago
Oh, just like Linux? https://mirrors.edge.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/SillySounds... I have a feeling that's not the best metric, but go off.
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by ehPReth 3y ago
>If Google announced that they were going to ingest all Mastodon content and post it in a new Google Groups kind of thing, they'd be pretty understandably upset about that, too. exactly like they did with usenet without any issue?
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by ehPReth 3y ago
why?
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by ehPReth 3y ago
how does this work/what can i use it for? is it kind of like a self hosted torrent search engine? i had a little glance over the code but im a bit lost
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by ehPReth 3y ago
I would love this. Absolutely love this. Unfortunately, this is not happening now. The vast majority of 'official'/'governmental' institutions/people seem post on Twitter and, sadly, only on Twitter. Maybe Face
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by ehPReth 3y ago
Try adding /embed after - sadly you don't get the replies etc (same as RSS) but it's a lot less hassle than scrolling though RSS
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by ehPReth 3y ago
It used to work, then they broke it in v4 with whatever 'upgrades' they made and haven't brought back the lost functionality yet :/. You can add /embed on the end to see the singular post without replies, but it&#x2
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by ehPReth 3y ago
there's no way it actually costs them that much right?
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by ehPReth 3y ago
Okta... after everything that's happened recently with them?
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by ehPReth 3y ago
see also: GOODY-2’s model card: https://www.goody2.ai/goody2-modelcard.pdf
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by ehPReth 3y ago
Ah perfect, this seems to be OpenAI’s end goal. They can pack it up now :)
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by ehPReth 3y ago
Something like etherpad? https://etherpad.org/ See https://etherpad.wikimedia.org/p/hello-hackernews for a real-time demo (works better with more people, I suppose!)
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by ehPReth 3y ago
There’s client addons to log all messages (even highlighting deleted and edited ones) and chat exporters literally anyone can run, mod bots that log every deleted and edited message to special channels, and probably more with Discord too. (
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by ehPReth 3y ago
they aren't reserved that I can see? https://www.iana.org/assignments/special-use-domain-names/sp... Where did you see that? would be interesting to have reference for a couple people
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by ehPReth 3y ago
because learning is FUNdamental!
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by ehPReth 3y ago
set router to an allowlist configuration... and you're done. it's your "NAT" security but without terribleness. some (consumer/smb) routers even come this way out of the box to prevent exactly what you mention
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by ehPReth 3y ago
if we're branching in to 'what other devices can be compromised' then that's a concern for any network 'private' IP or not. for example, even on a NATted v4 network if you get the right device (say if it's
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by ehPReth 3y ago
Having a public IP != publicly reachable. IOW, have the router block incoming connections just like the goreish nature of "NAT" did for you.
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by ehPReth 3y ago
it is a wiki
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by ehPReth 3y ago
third party sellers and "commingling" have all but ruined Amazon for me :/. even shipped and sold by Amazon can yield you fake products (worst performance, not as advertised, knock offs, unsafe, etc). but I guess it generates
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by ehPReth 3y ago
that doesn't happen from getting drunk once or twice?

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