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   by geek_at 3y ago

   This is exactly why I love HTMX [1] in combination with PicoCSS[2]. HTMX is just the regular html elements with ajax extensions built into the tags (it is a js library currently but they plan on lobbying to have these as default functionali
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   by geek_at 3y ago

   Oh yes. In 2011 I got raided by the police because I clicked a link someone sent me over IRC [1]. You don't even need to be destructive to become a target for prosecution sometimes. Being stupid or incautious is enough. [1] https:&#x2
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   OpenTrashmail – Selfhostable OSS Trashmail and Email to RSS/JSON(github.com)

   3 points by geek_at 3y ago|0 comments
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   by geek_at 3y ago

   exactly and even if they didn't take "personalized data" into account, they can still serve you ads based on pages/profiles you liked
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   by geek_at 3y ago

   You just have to wait until fairphone starts building electric cars
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   by geek_at 3y ago

   Correct! With schools and students there is always incentive for shenanigans. If I didn't test for emails they could just book-block all teachers. There would be other ways to clog the system using trashmail providers but thankfully no
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   by geek_at 3y ago

   Just a perspective from the other side of the coin: I host various services for schools like online registration for parent - teacher conferences. When the platform is live hundreds of parents are logging in, choosing their appointments and
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   by geek_at 3y ago

   Are there any viable ARM Servers available in a homelab price range? Every time I look I only see the 2000$ enterprise 2U servers. I have outgrown the Raspberry Pis but still love the idea of moving my homelab to ARM
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   by geek_at 3y ago

   The obvious problems that might occur are: - Hackers finding exploits easier when they have the source and can run a debugger on real variable names - Companies from countries with less respect of copyright can create clones of your game an
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    I have thought about moving from pfsense to opnsense but in my test install I had a feeling it has fewer features (and messy UI). For example something I use pretty heavily is pfblocker that automatically geo-blocks ips from different count
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    My dad worked for IBM for 30 years and he was called "Mr OS/2" because he was pretty good at selling it. I have so many memories of OS/2 events when he took me. Still have some OS/2 Merch - Team OS/2 Denim Jack
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    Meta is really the worst company I have dealt with in the past. We are trying to advertise with a budget of 700€ per month (in total over 50.000€) and they just can't figure out the payment process. First they wouldn't let us add
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    I had the pleasure of working with the creator Martin Matuška at my first job in Vienna (Austria). As a junior sysadmin it was mindblowing what he could make FreeBSD do. Back then I was dreaming of a day when ZFS will finally come to Linux
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    I will will eventually become like manufacturing is today. There will still be hand crafted items and even whole games and they will advertise as such. But for the average consumer it won't make a difference if it's auto generated
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    Couldn't agree more with the sentiment. I started blogging [1] in 2012 as a kind-of documentation of my work and thought processes (especially with raspberry pi projects) because when after a year on not working with a specific technol
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    you could also configure Redis to transact everything to disk and choose nvme as the target
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    Less verbose? Ha, far from it. Look at the tailwind examples. One div tag now has 6 or more classes attached
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    I use sponsor block on youtube too (I have youtube premium but that does not remove these sponsor blocks automatically) and the only videos I'm kinda sad not to see the sponsor blocks are videos by "Internet Historian". He do
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    Pawlow would have something to say about that
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    oh classic. Nothing is "gefährliche Drohung" unless it's pointed at public figures
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    Oh wow that's really fucked up. Here in Austria the police is not very well trained on any computer related crimes either. When I initially found the first CSAM image my first instinct was to call the non-emergency line of the Police a
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    I asked interpol upfront if it would be okay to send them the data for them to review and they said OK. There would probably not be a reason to upload "legal nudity" on a demo site of a selfhostable service and also I wipe the who
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    I guess they had a system that required humans to confirm the validity or so. I had a similar problem when I realized someone put up CSAM (Children sexual abuse material) on my public demo of my CDN called PictShare [1]. I didn't want
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    A few years ago I was in a Arma3 Milsim group that hosted their own server. Back then there was no automated way to sync plugins so we installed syncthing and told all users to install it too. We put like 50gigabytes worth of addons on sync
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    Using DNS Standalone for Wildcard certs – for security(blog.haschek.at)

    3 points by geek_at 3y ago|0 comments
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    I love the idea of matrix (synapse + element + mobile apps) and I have started moving my family there too but we had so many problems with notifications not being sent to the phone unless you actively open the app. There is a huge discussio
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    They moved the gist to this repo [1]. Since it's text based they kind of have a screenshot in the new Readme https://github.com/elesiuta/conways-game-of-chess
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    Many people who learned to code with PHP in the 2000s are picking it up again as first choice for web projects since they improved it so much and websites can be updated and running with a simple `git pull` without restarting any services.
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    Reminds me of the time I was buying a windshield for my 2001 Ford Focus and I had troubles on the website and by chance found out they link a js file from a non registered domain so I registered it and watched the traffic. Seems to have bee
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    I figured there wouldn't be any secrets in the git and also if your site is on hacker news (or top of a comment thread on hn) you are glued to it so I thought they'd fix it fast