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by hack1312 3mo ago
When it’s your house and land being stolen we’ll see how you feel
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by hack1312 3mo ago
Port forwarding is a simple dstnat rule and hairpinning is just a srcnat rule.
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by hack1312 3mo ago
Please link a SFF box or SoC with: - 1x10GB SFP+ - 1x2.5GB Ethernet w/ PoE In - 7x1GB Ethernet w/ PoE In/Out - powered by DC jack, 2 pin, or PoE - Similarly sized to 220 × 125 × 22 mm (approx 8.66 × 4.92 × 0.86 inches) - Max
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by hack1312 3mo ago
> I see there’s a remote option but the in-person aspect of this really feels key to the experience.
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by hack1312 3mo ago
I really like this idea, but I’m not clear how the logistics work out. It’s “free” but 1.5 - 3 months in NYC is not cheap and would mean carrying double rent for that period of time on top of living expenses. Is there financial assistance o
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by hack1312 3mo ago
If you want a nice overview of the DID stuff, Steve Klabnik just recently made a post going into detail about did:plc and did:web https://steveklabnik.com/writing/too-many-words-about-dids/
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by hack1312 3mo ago
My understanding is that if I want to host AT Proto infra for my community and want to give people <usename>.<domain> account, I can either host a did:web for them which ties their account permanently to that domain, or they hav
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by hack1312 3mo ago
What provider are you using?
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by hack1312 3mo ago
Dan my concern is explicitly that did:web is not the same experience for users as a did:plc. If I host AT Proto infra for my community and want to give people <usename>.<domain> accounts, I can either host a did:web for them w
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by hack1312 3mo ago
> AI is the one and only possibility for saving millions (likely billions) of lives from “old age”, cancers, Alzheimer’s, ALS… you name it. Says you and everyone else with a financial incentive to trick people into believing this.
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by hack1312 3mo ago
Terrorists and evil people already use the internet for the same thing.
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by hack1312 3mo ago
> I would be a lot more bullish on ATProto if there was a way to migrate DIDs and retain all your followers and shit. And if there was proper graphical tools for data migration. This is exactly where I’ve landed re: ATProto. If you actua
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by hack1312 3mo ago
Cursor, being based on VSCode, does have the Workspace Trust feature. They ship it disabled. https://cursor.com/docs/agent/security#workspace-trust
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by hack1312 3mo ago
There’s no trust system by default in Cursor because they ship that feature disabled. https://cursor.com/docs/agent/security#workspace-trust
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by hack1312 3mo ago
Cursor ships with Workspace Trust disabled. https://cursor.com/docs/agent/security#workspace-trust
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by hack1312 3mo ago
Opening a freshly cloned repo in Cursor shouldn’t automatically execute a binary within that repo.
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by hack1312 3mo ago
If they didn’t use an entire browser to render the clock face this seems like it could be an Arduino/ESP32-esque project.
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by hack1312 3mo ago
This is the exact same thing I do, though with the prefix "pre-rebase/"
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by hack1312 3mo ago
How are you using Obsidian (and the LLM part if you want to expand on that) to build a second brain? I’m using Obsidian but more as a replacement for Apple Notes because it supports Markdown. My vault is just a collection of notes somewhat
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by hack1312 3mo ago
When you get robbed who else are you going to call when you need someone to show up 7 hours later and shrug their shoulders.
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by hack1312 3mo ago
Can go one step further and define a custom binfmt like was done here https://blog.cloudflare.com/using-go-as-a-scripting-language...
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by hack1312 3mo ago
The observability people are correct. It’s not either-or though.
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by hack1312 3mo ago
Why should I bother reading something that the “author” couldn’t even be bothered to write themselves?
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by hack1312 3mo ago
this is the attitude of a toddler throwing a tantrum because they’re being told to eat their vegetables
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by hack1312 3mo ago
There isn’t a contradiction supporting working class coal miners when there’s no plan to transform their labor into green energy.
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by hack1312 3mo ago
“if we get this right” is doing a whole lot of heavy lifting here.
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by hack1312 3mo ago
Incredible and worthwhile effort, thanks for sharing. Seems some of the results are outdated. For example Ubuntu Coffee Collective in Emeryville is permanently closed.
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by hack1312 3mo ago
I think having the audacity to call “extremely rude” something as benign as barely questioning an anonymous account’s credentials is the definition of melting down.
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by hack1312 3mo ago
It’s hardly rude, let alone “extremely” rude. People who are transgender are straight up told to kill themselves daily on social media by bigots and you’re melting down over someone having the temerity to question some random account’s (ie,
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by hack1312 3mo ago
There was nothing rude about any of their replies.

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