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by k_roy 3y ago
Right now, lemmy.world seems to be switching between "Site has been seized by Reddit for copyright infringment" and a tasteless mp4
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by k_roy 3y ago
> There absolutely, 100% was complete denial, all originating on the political left, that a leak from a lab in China was a possibility. No confusion about intentional vs accidental - total denial of the possibility in any way shape or fo
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by k_roy 3y ago
This is doubly important now that devices are starting to use DNS over HTTPs
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by k_roy 3y ago
This is why I refuse to use it. The privacy policy has gotten scarier over time, and given the secrets I pump through my terminal, it's unacceptable.
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by k_roy 3y ago
I hate that I feel this comment in my soul
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by k_roy 3y ago
There is definitely limited overlap between Reddit and here.... /s
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by k_roy 3y ago
Ahh yes. Because it will be awesome when @PM_MEE_YUR_TITS becomes the new form of ID
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by k_roy 3y ago
People like to quote this in reference to frivolous things. But the coffee lawsuit wasn't frivolous
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by k_roy 3y ago
> Which it is something you would only believe because journalists or your bubble repeats it over and over until it just must be true. Or, you can listen to Elon basically every day. What's Twitter worth now according to him? Sign
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by k_roy 3y ago
Love it. Played through chapter 10 without even stopping. One complaint. The weight vs weight_kg. In the text for the task, it just references weight. But the column name is named weight_kg. This caused me to error out and scratch my he
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by k_roy 4y ago
mfw you didn't make it into the first paragraph...
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by k_roy 4y ago
CN/SAN. It amounts to the same thing. They are serving the cert for "*.twimg.com" here.
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by k_roy 4y ago
> is there any reality where ticking sound with his tongue equals being able to drive stick around a paddock. I dunno. I feel like this doesn't work on this scale. I don't know if I was particularly harsh here. I just envision
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by k_roy 4y ago
I'm curious what exactly this is in reference to? Like I was around for the whole 68k and PPC transition. Obviously the Intel transition too. I think the Intel was the worst, at least for us that doubled down on expensive G5s that ba
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by k_roy 4y ago
is there any reality where ticking sound with his tongue equals being able to drive stick around a paddock. I dunno. I feel like this doesn't work on this scale.
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by k_roy 4y ago
lol. I was trying to make a bit of a contrast, but I dunno if I'd go so far as to say "pompous ass". Ultimately you have a good point. My second example was over-the-top, and the first was over-simplified. I think it'
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by k_roy 4y ago
haha. Just saw a meme with this recently. "Achtung! Blinkenlights! Nicht für der gefingerpoken!"
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by k_roy 4y ago
> It's no secret that people think that those who use large words and complex sentences see themselves as superior (e.g the atlantic). I have a big vocabulary. Huge. Some might say the biggest ever. Point being, I don't use l
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by k_roy 4y ago
In a similar vein, I got to the word "saltimbocca", two paragraphs in, and was painfully and utterly bored. And frankly, skimming the rest, I found most of the "conclusions" rather insulting. Imagine a world where fancy
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by k_roy 4y ago
Kind of? I can see it both ways. It is putting all your eggs in one basket. The flip side is your vault is supposed to be protected enough that shouldn't be an issue.
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by k_roy 4y ago
nation states? lol. I would rather use the most popular password manager that's been audited, and never had a hack (1Password). Then we have your "less well known" provider. They have probably outsourced their dev work to c
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by k_roy 4y ago
what do you do with the rest of the potato then?
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by k_roy 4y ago
Omada. Great stuff. You can run a controller for mesh on docker/raspi/etc Actually vetted and stable hardware too
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by k_roy 4y ago
Nah, mostly what we've learned is that AI has become lazy enough that it goes out to Stack Overflow just like the rest of us.
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by k_roy 4y ago
> I guess we're part of the testing team ? /s Why the /s? Video games companies have been doing this long enough now that it's gotta be considered standard practice and just not tongue-in-cheek
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by k_roy 6y ago
I've been on the wrong end of the Netgate brigade/shills/apologists before due to a few blog entries, and it's not fun. I'm just glad others are seeing the darker side of them.
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by k_roy 6y ago
Except it's not. The source that is provided doesn't actually build pfSense as shipped. Plus there are binaries that no source is provided for that "you don't need to worry about"
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VyOS from Scratch – Edition 1(blog.kroy.io)
5 points by k_roy 6y ago|1 comments
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by k_roy 11y ago
Technology evolves. It may work for now, but if it's not being actively developed, it may not work with future hardware and software. Moreover, especially with these kinds of projects, an announcement like this can be a nail, if not
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by k_roy 11y ago
There are warnings. Most people just ignore them in their APIs

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