h4kunamata

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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
>NixOS is more than 20 years old, and virtually all of the things that make it compelling were already present a decade ago 20 years??? NixOS mention only started this year, I have been working in IT for the past 20 years, from e-commerc
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
I cannot see a single reason why Windows still being used within business: 1. Endless security issues 2. Companies have to spend millions of dollars to make it secure, and fail 3. Everything is SaaS nowadays, you just need a browser and fas
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
>By moving to NixOS, my entire infrastructure is defined in text files. This means my AI agents can read, understand, and even safely modify my infrastructure You lost me there!! Firstly, NixOS is hype, like everything being moved to Rus
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
>Unfortunately now we have to 'protect' kids from the dangers outside. Which necessarily means them spending time inside. That is the biggest bullsh1t of today's society, we aren't protecting the kids, it is the gover
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
You aer mixing two things together, and popular misundertanding: You cant never truly hide your DNS requests, your ISP can still see the traffic. There are plenty of videos showing how you can use WireShark within your network to identify p
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
>Personally I think ipad as babysitter is more to blame, but until the proper studies are done it's all just speculation. Proper study?? Look around us, kids are talking to ChatGPT instead of running, playing, instead of being kids.
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
>Honestly surprised that works given Google loves to hardcode DNS queries using their DNS Resolver into many things (Google TV, Android, etc). My Samsung smartTV has Google DNS hardcoded in it, that is why I do what I do. No matter if I
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
Side note, I do agree with under 16 being denied access to social media. Spend 5 minutes on X, Instagram or even worse Snapchat for you to see what these minors are doing. A lot generation, all for likes. GenZ is so cooked, by the time they
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
Australia isn't different, but homelab is my jam so solutions were implemented :) 1. Nginx Proxmox LXC container with domains that require digital ID such as X. I can easily add or remove domains to it via Ansible. 2. Mullvad VPN serve
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
In Australia, ordinary posts on X is flagged and requires ID so I solved the problem like any homelab person would. I run OPNSense and have a Mullvad VPN, every time I access X or any service that enforces digital ID, firewall rules forward
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
Misinformation. As somebody who spends an insane amount of time inside, the lack for exposure to the Sun mot just affected vitamin D levels but eyes sight too, they were terrible, and also mood. Taking vitamin D pill instead of Sun is not t
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
FUTO is terrible! I run GOS and have tried it, you spend more time deleting works than actually using it. I was forced to install Google GBoard instead and revoke its network access. Gboard swipe typing works flawlessly, FUTO still an Alpha
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
>Until AI comes for your mechanics job too, Yes and no!! New cars are computers on wheel, you need a computer to release the break pad in some cars which is insane. Now, when it comes to being a mechanic per se, there is no robot able to
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
>My god this is insanity At some point in your life, I am still in my middle 30s, things are just another Tuesday in the office. If I could give a piece of advice especially for the younger generation, if you earn $1000k, do not spend $2
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
>Curious about the perspective from anyone who has a skill set / reputation where finding jobs is easy right now. There is no such thing as easy right now!! Engineers with years of experience are being dismissed from interviews, and
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
As a gamer, if a game has mention of AI in any way or form, that equals to slope. And it is always the case, bugs, broken arts, you name it, so no, I disagree with you and agree with OP. By using AI for gaming development, you are taking aw
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
>The industry will realize that while getting LLMs to write code is easy, getting LLMs to write good, production ready code is a skill all on its own, which simply must be done by a human and is not automatable to an LLM in any sense eff
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
In Australia, by law a contract can only extend up to 2y and then you have to become full time. Some companies follow that rule, others do not so you can work 10y under a contract for some companies.
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
DevOps isn't different!! 4 months to land a contract that lasted 2 years, and due to laws it could no longer be extended. 5 months to land another contract that only lasted 6 months, this is my last week at this place. I have been work
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
I have a 2018 Samsung QLED SmartTV, I use Pihole to block data collection and since it has Google DNS hardcoded in it, I use OPNSense Firewall rules to enforce any DNS request to Pihole. My TV has only one AD that no longer shows for years
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
Well, it seems like keeping secure boot disabled was gonna help me in the future haha I know it is not recommended but the options to have my own keys seemed a bit of a hack than a solution.
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
>(...), EV, (...) demand has spiked in the U.S The same is happening in Australia and people don't see the problem. The grid was already not ready for the EV boom, the battery technology still not ready IMHO, Chinese EVs are on the
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
>alias gp='git push' I prefer CLI over GUI but I also prefer to have a life over making my life harder. On that same context, I prefer nano over vi/vim any time. Now, the problem with aliases is that the more you use the m
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
2000 Coyote Linux keeping a whole university network going while running from a floppy disk joined the chat. The idea is cool but anything nowadays has USB ports, there is no suck solution to run from those devices.
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
>Guillemot helped transform Ubisoft from a mail-order software business into one of the world's largest video game companies Wrong, Guillemot and his family greedy, destroyed one of the most successful gaming companies in the gam
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
A2A when MCP is not even adopted properly. MCP makes things so much easier and faster to release updates/tools to an agent. Yet, not many services support it or support it properly. I had to write a Claude skill to use API because the
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
Up to middle 2000s, softwares were required to be installed either via downloading an EXE or CDROM. Nowadays everything is cloude based including e-mails, you have zero reasons to use Windows as an end user. Adobe is RIP and the alternative
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
>~/.config/git/ignore This never be considered as a solution. It only works on that PC, when working with a team, this approach is wrong in so many levels. I host my own Forgejo server/repos, it is just me but .gitign
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
Ubiquiti bubble is so tiring, it is like AI bubble and Apple bubble. These people live within a bubble. Overpriced piece of hardware that you will never own because it runs proprietary firmware, you are forced to install apps to take full a
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by h4kunamata 4mo ago
Thinking out loud with yourself helps the same way.

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