jyrkesh

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by jyrkesh 4y ago
I've also been using this one (wasn't sure at first, they just migrated from the /hlky/ namespace on GitHub), but I have no idea at first glance what the differences are. I will say that this one has had REALLY active de
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
Proving the negative is impossible. The internet is too vast. Proving that it exists is effectively impossible, because there's always bar-moving on But between the volume of what I've seen myself, and the high likelihood of SOME
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
>> But I do tend to peruse extremist circles on both sides to understand the radicalism a little better > Genuinely curious about what "extremist circles" you're perusing on the left that seem to fit into this catego
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
Left some more comments on this down-thread, but I really meant it neutrally. I don't know if I agree with you that it's how things SHOULD work, but it certainly is how they DO work.
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
I totally understand that reading, and I completely agree with you that it's consistent with their business goals and operating principles. I was just calling it out to the (admittedly minority) of folks in these comments that seem to
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
I was really hoping I wouldn't get this kind of response because I'm really not trying to be combative or make any kind of point about the relative volume of calls for violence on different sides of the political spectrum. And I h
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
Yeah, this is basically what I meant. Even Discords on TG groups that are "public" but still require your identity to attached and therefore "doxxable" in some respect are still off the radar in the sense that they'
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
I'll quote myself from this comment where I explain a little more about my social media habits in that space. I think you're right that a ton of them are on Twitter, I'd add Reddit, and also say I've never dared try and
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
> I don’t believe you have the same information as cloudflare and assuming good faith I believe them when they say there are legitimate threats to body and person. I don't believe that Cloudflare gathered the same volume of info tha
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32573523 All this is super, super interesting to me. I don't think anybody really knows how it will play out, there's a lot of good arguments floating around.
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
Nah, I had an older X1 Carbon as a PM for work, 2nd or 3rd gen. It one of the periods that Intel was screwing up thermal management: between the fan, the coil whine, and the CPU clock throttling, it was a _terrible_ laptop. And by no means
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
But part of what this article calls out from the whistleblower's POV is that the logging and auditing systems that would be needed to do that don't exist at Twitter. That users can activate God Mode or get into production systems
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
> John Tye, founder of Whistleblower Aid and Zatko's lawyer, told CNN that Zatko has not been in contact with Musk, and said Zatko began the whistleblower process before there was any indication of Musk's involvement with Twitt
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
I cheated and did a stateful thing (because I couldn't figure out flakes): sudo nix-channel --add https://nixos.org/channels/nixos-unstable nixos-unstable and then I added this blurb to my Nix config: nixpkgs.conf
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
> well, I've nothing to say actually. That's definitely better than "go fuck yourself". "If you don't have something nice to say, don't say anything at all" and all that. Tbh, I've seen the &q
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
Sounds like Administrator vs. LOCALSYSTEM on Windows. Oh, and TRUSTEDINSTALLER. I know Windows has its issues, security and otherwise, but they actually did have some insightful prescience on this class of problems.
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
> Another big thing, Nix has Flakes, which make it trivially to turn all your Git repositories into Nix packages. I have no doubt that this is true, but I still feel dumb about it. I run a Plex server (among a few other workloads) on a N
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
Unless I'm fundamentally misunderstanding the concept of due process, I would think that the warrant's explicit language around _not_ searching the contents of the deposit boxes would be a violation of the 4th Amendment's war
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
(I should start by saying that I don't identify with the far left or the far right: even if my ideas are outside the mainstream, I have a hard time aligning myself strongly with anyone that identifies with the major "radical"
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
I'm going to go out on a good faith limb here, and postulate that OP may have added Gab, Odyssee, et al because they're not yet completely walled gardens, and it's easy to integrate with their APIs for discovery without hitti
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
As someone who hangs out in /r/selfhosting a fair amount, I get what you mean. But I also see it used frequently in the vernacular to distinguish between a managed/hosted web service (which may simply be a web "applicati
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
> This is exactly the same as how prohibition required an ammendment [sic] to ban alcohol. Can't wait for SCOTUS to apply the same logic to drug prohibition, which is also not at all an enumerated federal power (assuming the same lo
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
I loved back in my Slackware/Gentoo days. But the last time I tried to run Linux on the desktop (on bare metal, in particular), I wanted to play with CentOS (just before the big changes). I ended up having to compile it from scratch, w
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
> ffmpeg You mean like this? https://iangetz.com/projects/ffmpeg-builder/ I'm a CLI guy, but `openssl` is insanely complex and I think it would benefit the ecosystem immensely if someone built a wrapper CL
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
I completely agree, but as someone who's owned publishing for changelogs on large-ish, often super technical OSS projects, it can be very difficult to explain some of the concepts needed to grok a bugfix or low-level design change even
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
Can't speak for OP, but it was interesting for me in that it points to either: a) speculative reporting that turned out to have less basis in reality than was initially thought (to the point that top-tier award-winning journalism wasn&
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
Yeah, because you defined a line where the vast majority of people would agree. But you can slide the line over to a point where people would be more split on the issue. E.g. say you're alone on a public beach playing your music, and o
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
Without necessarily supporting it, there's a property-based take as well, in which you have complete rights over the air, water, light, noise, etc. within your private property boundaries. As a society, we've largely agreed that t
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
> Switched to Windows server (and was blown away by how polished that was, but that's another story.) Have you told this story anywhere else already? I'd love to read it. In a past life I worked very close to Windows Server, bu
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by jyrkesh 4y ago
Probably not many, but you're probably not going to have much luck changing the minds of people on net neutrality. Judging from your comments, you and I probably agree on the issue, but I think technical folks in particular have pretty

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