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by fartfeatures 8mo ago
You might get a kick out of Matrix if you haven't tried it yet. https://github.com/spantaleev/matrix-docker-ansible-deploy is probably still the best way to get it and the bridges you need setup. It is far from pe
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by fartfeatures 8mo ago
It's open source which means I can trust having the app installed if I build from source (or I can just use Wireguard directly). I then know I'm directly connected to a Mullvad Wireguard node by checking the public key here: http
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
They have access to guns, stingrays and flock cameras. They tap every email, message and phone call you make. You wouldn't even know if you are subject to warrantless surveillance as it might be illegal to tell you under the patriot ac
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
Whitelisting law enforcement so when the owner of the air tag declares it stolen nobody other than a whitelisted law enforcement org could view its location and when they did that creates an audit log?
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
Wouldn't even be hard for Apple to implement, they already do this for airlines.
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
Sure and lots of times I can walk places. That doesn't mean bikes, cars, trains and planes aren't incredibly useful. They let me achieve things I can't in other ways for example transporting cargo without a team of people to
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
Hence why Mullvad is being used as the exit point. You have full e2ee between yourself and Mullvad but crucially Mullvad don't know who your IP. Five eyes are already doing SIGINT on behalf of both the US and the UK government before m
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
Sadly if you look at how the law is drafted its setup to catch companies that have a significant UK base not just those that advertise here. It is highly likely for compliance reasons (as we saw with imgur and others) that they will simply
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
> Now more than ever, trusting a US jurisdiction VPN provider ? No thanks ! The whole point of Obscura is you aren't trusting any single company. A Swedish company and an American company would need to collude to cause a problem. Un
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
There are already solutions that do the double VPN thing for you. For example https://obscura.net
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
Good changes, like the new theme too, I'd still match the two boxes if it were me (both should read OCI registry and optionally include GHCR but they should be identical)
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
Thanks much appreciated, the "Registry Support" section is weird though. Isn't GHCR an instance of an OCI registry? The when to choose Loom in the Tart section should also mention licensing, it is relevant at the choosing poi
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
Check out Flutter as another option, can target web, android, ios and desktop.
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
Thanks for answering, makes sense. Not seeing any reference to Tart at that link. Tart also has registry support for VM images it treats them very much like Docker images, is that what you are doing too? Is it worth putting a comparison up
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
Which makes the prediction market more accurate.
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
How does this compare to something like Tart and shapehq/tartelet
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
When we talk static HTML I think that still includes images, stylesheets and potentially even very basic javascript (e.g. setting classes). Those take advantage of CDNs; Cloudflare have an extensive CDN with decent latency / locations.
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
Neuralink is incredibly cool and that's just the first thing that comes to mind. You might be struggling to realise people aren't binary.
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
I realise you are making assertions for which you have no evidence. Until a standard exists we can't just assume nobody will use it, particularly when it makes the very task they are scraping for simpler and more efficient.
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
Good idea and perhaps a standard that means we only have to grab deltas or some sort of etag based give me all the database dumps after the one I have (or if something has changed).
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
> They won't believe a random site when it says "Look, stop hitting our API, you can pick all of this data in one go, over in this gzipped tar file." What mechanism does a site have for doing that? I don't see anythin
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
A little out of date now but: > As of June 2024, Nio had installed 2,432 power swap stations in China, including 804 along highways, representing the largest battery swapping network in the country. Nio aims to expand to 4,000 stations g
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
Take a look at Zrok it might be what you want: https://zrok.io
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
I guess thats arguable, a memory leak can make a system unpleasant to use although I accept it can be solved by repeatedly restarting the offending app.
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
How come this isn't released as a hotfix / out of band patch but will follow the standard release cycle in March?
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
Much better than KSP2
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
Having AI working with and for me is hugely exciting. My creativity is not something an AI can outmode. It will augment it. Right now ideas are cheap, implementation is expensive. Soon, ideas will be more valuable and implementation will be
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
Many of the same skills that we honed by investing that time and effort into being good software developers make us good AI prompters, we simply moved another layer of abstraction up the stack.
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
You could make the same argument about the printing press. Some people like forming the letters by hand, others enjoy actually writing.
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by fartfeatures 9mo ago
Fred has been going at Tesla far longer than Elon has been political.

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