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by lucb1e 11mo ago
Only for VPNs whose payment methods verify that you're -ge 16 Can't seem to link the section but down this page are some options that don't require that: https://mullvad.net/en/pricing
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
What's FortNight? I tried looking it up but got fortnite as the top result, and forcing a literal search with quotes just brings up the dictionary definition. Sadly I don't know of a way to do a case-sensitive web search
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
Original title: Meet Pebble Index 01 - External Memory For Your Brain It's a memo recorder in ring form. Neat idea that seems really obvious but somehow I haven't seen it before Edit: ah. "No charging: The battery lasts for u
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
Note that this is considered not freely given consent by various data protection authorities, including the Dutch one (quite strongly; could find a source but would be in Dutch) and the European-wide collective of them (more weakly): https
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
What I find crazy is that people describe "not self hosting" as a "like magic" solution to self hosting
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
That's not little RAM, I wonder if it keeps the model on stand-by, but ~1GB is definitely more reasonable than 4-6! Thanks for sharing!
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
Ah, by using their servers: > How do we break the deadlock? That’s where STUN comes in. [...] In Tailscale, our coordination server and fleet of DERP (Detour Encrypted Routing Protocol) servers act as our side channel
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
Any idea how much it uses when you're not uploading new pictures? If it just needs it on occasion (and I can control when by not uploading at times where I'm using it for other purposes), that would probably be worth it since I ha
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
https://docs.immich.app/install/requirements > RAM: Minimum 4GB, recommended 6GB Wow. When factoring in the OS, that's an entire system's worth of RAM dedicated to just hosting files! What does it use all
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
> the image folder structure is very nearly your full data, with metadata files along side the images Wait, other comments were saying that one of Immich's weak points is backups. Someone else replied that the postgres structure is
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
Why would you need Tailscale for revoking an access token in an unrelated service? Just kick the device out of the sessions list in Immich, or change your password if that's stored directly on the device
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
If you don't open ports, how can it reach your internal services to allow you access to them?
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
That's called a VPN Is this like "Band-Aid" that used to be a brand name but now people just use it generically?
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
Why not call it VPN if that's what it is? In your case, it sounds like configuring your "pile" (is that a DNS server, short for pihole maybe?) on your phone would do the same thing, but if the goal is to not expose anything t
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
I host at home and can access the things at home just fine by having the server as DMZ in the router, or whatever it is called these days. This doesn't really answer what Tailscale does more than port forwarding. If it punches NAT, tha
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
1) You don't have backups of other data on your phone (chat history, 2FA secrets and private keys, text notes, anki cards, game progress, configuration of all apps, etc.)? I had assumed everyone who cares about their data has backups o
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
> I had to wonder if a multidimensional system (tags like "answers question" and "general context" etc.) would work better. Same for HN. You're supposed to vote based on "contributes to the discussion"
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
What? Why'd a software maintainer read Ubuntu Forums but not Ask Ubuntu? If you want it to be read by a maintainer, submit it to their bug tracker?!
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
Don't forget the slave labor in low-income countries. They've got translations down so anyone who needs spare change can be hired
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
I would indeed not attribute this to malice from a one-off bug if support then picks it up reasonably. Malicious would be not having or supporting a delete-my-data feature
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
Correct. And to add: it only applies to comments; non-moderators cannot downvote stories
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
> after this was announced, other companies started making their own deals in a panic, further driving demand. Oh ffs it's like the toilet paper thing. I was amazed how long that continued despite credible sources saying there is no
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
That's all great but what prevents the OS from reading the /dev/input/* device that corresponds to the touchscreen while they enter that password? Or, XKCD#1200 style ("they can get my browser and app data but at le
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
And?
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
Might be interesting to know that this is one of the biggest news sites in germany and it's also illegal per https://www.edpb.europa.eu/news/news/2024/edpb-consent-or-pa... Basically any time you search
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
Can you link an article or at least mention some more keywords? A super vague search query based on this information, like "costa rica banning us firm consequences", isn't turning up anything that sounds relevant
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by lucb1e 11mo ago
Sounds interesting! I was listening to the 5-minute audiobook preview and it starts right up my alley, but then devolves into meta chatter about how the author wrote this other book about the people that built the internet, how they learn t
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by lucb1e 1y ago
Hard to untangle the different things going on in this article > [their crimes] led to the "deaths of six Chinese nationals, one Chinese national's suicide and injuries to several others," So it's not just running a f
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by lucb1e 1y ago
It's not an inherent feature, but they steer it in such a way so, no, there isn't (at least not for long), unless someone would make a good case for it at some point in the future The interesting question would be what their cur
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by lucb1e 1y ago
Closed-source code isn't that much less secure than open one that I think this is a legitimate worry, especially in this case where the obfuscation doesn't sound like it was effective much

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