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by geek_at 9mo ago
Yes because they value the party higher than sane policies. They know if they abandon Trump now, they'll need to make a new party
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by geek_at 9mo ago
It's sadly true though
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by geek_at 9mo ago
and for Putin
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by geek_at 9mo ago
There was something like that in Germany called de-mail. It was official and receiving and reading a mail was considered legally binding (invoices, etc.) It could have been great but the implementation lacked encryption and had wild securit
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by geek_at 10mo ago
I'm worrying that the increasing ram prices will drive more people away from local and more to cloud services because if the big companies are buying up all the resources it might not be feasible to self host in a few years
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I built a compute cluster managed from a single Git repository(blog.haschek.at)
1 points by geek_at 11mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: I made a self-expanding, PXE booting Docker Cluster based on CM5s(blog.haschek.at)
3 points by geek_at 11mo ago|0 comments
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The Raspberry Pi gitops cluster (PXE booting and auto-expanding Docker Swarm)(blog.haschek.at)
2 points by geek_at 11mo ago|0 comments
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by geek_at 1y ago
Copy party is really great. Using it to share files with my clients as well as for my remote media gallery
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by geek_at 1y ago
I'm still looking for a decent ARM laptop that runs linux well. I have my eye on one from lenovo but linux support is still not the best
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by geek_at 1y ago
btw you opensourced also your website ~$ curl https://foxmoss.com/.git/config [core] repositoryformatversion = 0 filemode = true bare = false logallrefupdates = true [remote "origin
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by geek_at 1y ago
That's what ACC is for
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by geek_at 1y ago
I am using a bash script on my vps to get a wildcard certificate and just scp the cert to my other reverse proxies. Some using nginx but some Caddy or traefik Wrote an article how to set it up https://blog.haschek.at/2023&#x
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by geek_at 1y ago
Wow very in depth comment. Maybe I'll spin up a dev container and play around with php
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by geek_at 1y ago
in a direct benchmark against dumbpipe. What do you think the results would be like?
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by geek_at 1y ago
In Europe we don't value free speech as high as the US. There is "forbidden speech" (around lying about Holocaust related topics and insulting people online) and I think it's a good thing in total. You spew out the worst
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by geek_at 1y ago
Title should include "for the apple eco system"
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by geek_at 1y ago
Not sure about the odroid but I got myself the nas kit from friendly elec. With the largest ram it was about 150 bucks and comes with 2,5g ethernet and 4 NVME slots. No fan and keeps fairly cool even under load. Running it with encrypted zf
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by geek_at 1y ago
Oh wow memory lane. I loved wubi, it was a game changer back then
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by geek_at 1y ago
Very important subject for anyone outside the US. The United States have shown not to be a reliable partner and to be honest most European countries have neglected the digital sovereignty out of laziness
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by geek_at 1y ago
This post is suspiciously similar to my post from 2017 "How to defend your website with ZIP bombs" https://blog.haschek.at/2017/how-to-defend-your-website-with...
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by geek_at 2y ago
After trying coolify I went to dokploy which makes more sense to me and doesn't have any upsells
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by geek_at 2y ago
Socialism is not an insult in the developed world BTW
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by geek_at 2y ago
Current pen tester here and this guy is right. There was a Google blog post years ago where Google planted a site with an unguessable url and indexed it and used edge to surf on the site. Shortly after this site was also listed on Bing. Goo
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by geek_at 2y ago
> no premium upsells So.. like gitea? From my understanding the fork was done because gitea created a company to build custom-features for companies if they ask. Not really many indicators for a rugpull
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by geek_at 2y ago
Use refurbed when possible. But obviously the "don't buy new" incentive only scales to a hard limit
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by geek_at 2y ago
It looks really nice and is very smooth.. But a subscription for a fluid dynamic app, really?
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by geek_at 2y ago
That is right, it would have maybe reduced the public outcry. It just makes it 10$ more expensive per month which is totally OK in my book
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by geek_at 2y ago
Mastodon has about 1 million active accounts, bluesky has 12 and you can also host your own data. Threads (by meta) has 100 million but you can't federate it yet so bluesky is the way to go currently for selfhosters and privacy advocat
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by geek_at 2y ago
Just saw a YouTube video from legaleagle, a lawyer and in his videos he usually cites Twitter posts but the recent ones have bluesky posts which made me think bluesky has gone mainstream so I spun up a VM and hosted my PDS for me and a few

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