flemhans

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by flemhans 3y ago
The capitalization gave it away for me
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by flemhans 3y ago
People are buying art in IKEA, of course they'll hang an AI painting as well.
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by flemhans 3y ago
And they have downtime anyway in the night in most cases where they top up
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by flemhans 3y ago
Little Snitch is the best I found although not perfect. (Apps can trivially bypass filtering)
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by flemhans 3y ago
Try and have little snitch running without the default suggestion to whitelist Apple services. It's mind-blowing.
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by flemhans 3y ago
Bare metal is cheaper so would help them to be able to store this amount of files. 10,000,000 photos are trivial to store on a 4-drive zfs array
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by flemhans 3y ago
The thing you were making was hacked and all data leaked, due to a security error on your part.
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by flemhans 3y ago
Just seems like a stupid thing for those humans to have to do, unless they really like driving out of leisure
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by flemhans 3y ago
Did it on my old Compaq iPaq PDA
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by flemhans 3y ago
Availability outside hours where it's not currently feasible to have a driver. Immunity to strikes, illness, and all those pesky complexities with meat and flesh
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by flemhans 3y ago
A/S/L?
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by flemhans 3y ago
Got a link for em strips?
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by flemhans 3y ago
Danish payment app MobilePay also just revealed the full name of all its users, linked to the government database. You can enter any phone number and the full name of the user will be shown. Previously a user-selectable name, now it's
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by flemhans 3y ago
The new banks these days straight up require an app from the Apple or Google stores for you to have an account.
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by flemhans 3y ago
Can you opt out? Are there privacy-friendly schools? Could you enroll your child under a fake name? How messed up would they think that is :D
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by flemhans 3y ago
Yes or Belgrade. But I'd not recommend it. You can also just stay in Belgrade which has become mini-Russia
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by flemhans 3y ago
Whenever someone with outlier software comes to us for help, I take great care to download and install it, make screenshots etc, just to pretend it's a normal occurrence.
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by flemhans 3y ago
Funny but cops know this trick
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by flemhans 3y ago
Couple more years and they are just generated on the fly, omitting the torrenting step.
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by flemhans 3y ago
You'll need to touch it again. These paid services tend to change all the time. You also need to pay them which is an event.
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by flemhans 3y ago
watch -n 1 git pull
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by flemhans 3y ago
Sell-Outs? Will they share data?
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by flemhans 3y ago
1) only if it removes a "janitor" token of nannying the servers. Right now I just have one big server with a big 160TB ZFS pool, but it's running out. 2) No modifications, just new files and the occasional deletion request. 3
174.
by flemhans 3y ago
I thought you could just have the same SSID on the same LAN in 802.11n (WiFi 4), too.
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by flemhans 3y ago
It's weird, I'm at 20,000 commits and never used the history.
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by flemhans 3y ago
It's also a US-specific scenario. I could load whatever I wanted on my Sony Ericsson.
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by flemhans 3y ago
Tesla should shut down and cease to exist.
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by flemhans 3y ago
I totally agree, but I do think a few percent would cover it, still. Mostly would go towards payment processing and payout bureaucracy rather than the IP traffic and servers.
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by flemhans 3y ago
Of course 1-2% will pay for the infrastructure. It's not such a huge deal. F-droid runs on donations. Let's hope for more competition in the future, at least in EU.
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by flemhans 3y ago
I'd do it for 1-2%

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