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by krater23 10mo ago
Hold on tight, the wild journey to enshittification has begun.
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by krater23 10mo ago
So this 'feature' is just a fix for the issue with tracking that would not be there with ipv4 beside that my internal ip's are changing every day to bring more confusion into my internal net. nice!
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by krater23 10mo ago
IPv4 allows future changes. There are some reserved bits in the header that could change a big part of it.
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by krater23 10mo ago
Yes, I've never played a DVD or CD on my Bluray player. That just didn't works.
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by krater23 10mo ago
Having just optional field in the ipv4 header with extra address bits would leave all the stack source code with just some 100 lines of extra code. Would mean, you can have one stack that handles just both. Make special addresses where the
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by krater23 10mo ago
Correct. When I spend more time in the bar and fewer time at work and with my family then this is a sign that the bar is more useful and better for me than work and family.
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by krater23 10mo ago
We all shoult fear the vagina dentata.
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by krater23 10mo ago
Please don't. I had a talk with a shitty AI bot on a Fedex line. It's absolute crap. Just give me a 'Type 1 for x, type 2 for y'. Then I don't need to guess what are the possibilities.
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by krater23 10mo ago
What's about configuring the codec correctly? Using mjpeg? Using VNC? Throwing all this shit into the trashcan and get just diff's in utf-8 from the coding agent? Or maybe self-write the code to not create this hell of bullshit co
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by krater23 10mo ago
Thanks! Exactly what I think about their work and their idea to people watching AI agents to code.
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by krater23 10mo ago
And working in this setup at all sounds horrible. Who wants that?
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by krater23 10mo ago
"By the time you see a bug, the AI has already committed it to main" Beside of that the Author has no plan at all about encoding, mjpeg, vnc,.... Really, THIS is the product that they sell?! This sounds like a horrible work. Obser
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by krater23 10mo ago
Maybe it would be easier to just USE VNC instead. But the mentioned they have written their software in Rust. Looks like nothig is good enough for Rust coders, they need to fail by reprogramming their things in Rust before they accept that
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by krater23 11mo ago
That happens when someones learning project ("I rewrite a library in the new language I want to learn") ends up in productive code.
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by krater23 11mo ago
okay, now I think this is really a joke. A website where it's not possible to scroll with the keyboard is telling us something about ux.
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by krater23 11mo ago
It not only feels like, scrolling with keyboard is not possible. This is a joke.
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by krater23 11mo ago
This comes some years too late. Who is really using StackOverflow to ask questions? I know that ChatGPT can answer all questions that StackOverflow can answer in a fast, friendly and nearby as correct way. It has limitations, but the most
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by krater23 11mo ago
A friend of mine is involved and I had some talks with him about this story: In a timely manner 1) Neato does good development 2) Neato cuts corners, does outsourcing, good developers leave, only shitty internal developers stay there 3) Vor
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by krater23 11mo ago
I currently not expect a existing project, but the communication with the server is mostly xml, with the app too.
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by krater23 11mo ago
It's the same when I install a update that I not personally security reviewed. Sorry, thats not a argument.
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by krater23 11mo ago
How can I as user differentiate between a security update and a update thats infected by some government trojan? I only have a 'Install or you can't use again'-Button.
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by krater23 11mo ago
The deathblow for Signal was that I was in a group and some group messages just got lost for some members completely unnoticed. So you could never be sure if you missed something or someone. I'm using WhatsApp again, now since years an
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by krater23 11mo ago
And they simulate a externalized team where the enterprize that pays the team doesn't knows that it's just AI and just thinks that these chinese/indian/african people of this external team are really bad at what they are
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by krater23 11mo ago
Had two toilets in my flat only parted with a thin wood wall. Better talking with another one that is shitting than playing on the smartphone.
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by krater23 11mo ago
It's just, no one will read it, beside of some machines. Blogging was fun because you knows that someone is reading it. You had some comments under your articles. When this isn't there, you can just write your stuff in a paper boo
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by krater23 11mo ago
You can install your own email server without much costs, so when everyone would do that we would have fewer problems.
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by krater23 11mo ago
And that someone who sayd years over years that the web will die now says again that the web will die means that the other people which say the web will die are wrong? Most content is now on <10 big platforms. nearby no one has a website
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by krater23 1y ago
I'm sure when you try to get a AI to recreate such a tool, ths code would be unmaintainable, bloath, slow and shitty, but in the end it would work in some way. Interesting topic, but nothing to go productive with.
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by krater23 1y ago
The big bloaty part it the rust toolchain, not the C toolchain. But this beside, you are now free from a C toolchain and have unmaintainable automatically generated unsafe Rust code. Don't see a win there.
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by krater23 1y ago
Would be good for memory safety and wouldn't need a rewrite of all software in a hyped language. No, we shouldn't do that ;)

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