jofla_net

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by jofla_net 3y ago
I do agree, but more importantly love this part of the argument! Its when all the personality differences become too much to bear and suddenly people are accused of not even knowing themselves. Been there before, what a wild ride!
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by jofla_net 3y ago
I couldn't believe how much better the GUI had come in years as well. Around 2020 i tried a new work laptop with Ubuntu and was blown away. Without any fuss google meet worked in FIREFOX with full webcam audio support on a dell xps. J
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by jofla_net 3y ago
big if true, i mean what a footgun. Imagine the target they are painting on their back, with all those credentials now harvested.
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by jofla_net 3y ago
The current job market is breeding some really crazy hubris stuff like this. I was foolish enough to do a huge project (wish we could all agree against as an industry wide boycott, but alas I fell into it as well) this summer. It landed ove
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by jofla_net 3y ago
Totally agree. As someone who hates how commoditization already permeated everything in the West we're sadly in for many years ahead of cheap regurgitated knockoffs in practically every human output domain imaginable, pictures, music,
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by jofla_net 3y ago
i got the V3 a bit ago, was definately worth it for an out-of-box running solution. though the fan settings needed fiddling so as to not make too much noise. KVMD_FAN_ARGS="--speed-idle=50 --speed-low=60 --temp-low=50" anywhoo for
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by jofla_net 3y ago
You'll own nothing, and be happy. -some algorithm
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by jofla_net 3y ago
Couldn't put it more simply or succinctly if I tried. The topic is huge, yet the absence of further discussion by others is quite telling. I think natural selection is actually very much alive and well its just not in ways we've t
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by jofla_net 3y ago
Isn't it astounding how much more brittle those react-y monstrosities are?! If you look twice some toolbar will silently begin to fail loading and you'll have to bump your browser to get the full experience back again. While back
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by jofla_net 3y ago
This too, I recalled recently... https://blog.mozilla.org/netpolicy/2023/06/26/france-browser...
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by jofla_net 3y ago
Software and web standards are quasi extensions of business policy as of late. It seems that the ones who require you access said sites via https+cert will gladly pivot foot and sell you said certificate when you realize you need it to unlo
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by jofla_net 3y ago
Agreed, There certainly is, in CS, no shortage of engineers cramming square pegs into round holes.
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by jofla_net 3y ago
absolutely. add cache behavior to that as well, nothing is cached from non "fully trusted" pages either...
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by jofla_net 3y ago
openvpn has had an option for such behavior (over udp obviously) for a while. the option is called tls-auth, it requires you to go through and generate an aditional key which has to exist on all clients and server. Last i remember is that e
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by jofla_net 3y ago
Network effects/vendor lock-in are shockingly powerful, so much so that you can actively work to subvert your product when they are in your favor.