monksy

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by monksy 1y ago
So how much are they getting bribed to do this?
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by monksy 1y ago
It is nice to see more technically oriented things on the main page. It is frustrating to see very high level more businessy topics.
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by monksy 1y ago
I host a immich server that is publicly accessible and is mostly locked down. I've never had an issue with sharing an albium. It makes a configurable public URL that you can share out to people on whatever medium that you'd like.
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Web Serial: The Only Reason I'll Admit JavaScript Isn't All Bad (But Mostly Is)(theexceptioncatcher.com)
2 points by monksy 1y ago|0 comments
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by monksy 1y ago
Don't forget her name: Paula Vennells (Royal Mail CEO). She went on record to state there was no issue despite reports. I'm sure we're see justice for her actions. /s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pa
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Remotely Accessing Your Local AI Services with Wake-on-LAN and a Web Proxy(theexceptioncatcher.com)
8 points by monksy 1y ago|0 comments
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Kafka in 2025: A Clean Docker Compose Setup Without ZooKeeper(theexceptioncatcher.com)
3 points by monksy 1y ago|0 comments
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by monksy 1y ago
How would I install this alongside librechat or ollama using docker?
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by monksy 1y ago
The fact graph service uses scala!
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by monksy 1y ago
This is amazing how this guy became a challenging individual to a poltical bias in tech to a evil guy on a national scale pretty quickly.
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by monksy 1y ago
The Chai budget is completely justifiable expense. (Probably more so than the difference being run away with)
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by monksy 1y ago
> So, while 100x more expensive is some extreme case, then usually the cost is very significantly higher the later you find the bug. When you said the reputational damage, lost sales/customers.. you're already in 100x territory
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by monksy 1y ago
It's amazing for the area that claims it's the tech center didn't have a microcenter until now. I like having a microcenter in Chicago.
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by monksy 1y ago
I feel like Elixir has such a small amount of jobs that it would be a lightning rod for those who have skills in it. I appreciate Elixir, I like it. But it's weird to see an expectation of experience in it when the marketplace is so sm
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by monksy 1y ago
I feel like that's the entire tech and b2c space lately. It's a restriction of options and forced compliance into things that take away value and give the company money.
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by monksy 1y ago
From the people that I know that work at Capital One. That is certainly not the case. It's full of ex-Amazon managers that only want to pile on and then aggressively stack rank engineers to fire them. Heck they even do the whole hire s
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by monksy 1y ago
Kafka integrates against aws lamdas very easily
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by monksy 1y ago
Wait you're seeing companies looking for Scala engineers? I haven't seen any places advertising scala positions here in a few months.
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by monksy 2y ago
> information over unapproved channels, I would be reprimanded—likely fired, or less likely, prosecuted. Potential penalty of death as well. Also lets not forget those messages had a 4w expiary date.
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by monksy 2y ago
Let's not forget compeled agreement to a contract. (You have to agree to the terms of their service in order to access a feature you paid for. Often times that coerces you to give up rights to the data that is produced on your resource
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by monksy 2y ago
You can also look up their board's email addresses and send a complaint direct to them.
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by monksy 2y ago
Mesh routers are requiring an app to configure them now. TPLink and Ubiquiti is a big violator of this. (Ubiquiti you can run a docker container as a controller... but still..)
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by monksy 2y ago
For those who are considering aliases to reduce spam in this. DO THIS TODAY. One of my aliases at the vendor Thermpro got compromised by them. I got list bombed pretty badly. Because it was an alias, I was able to turn it off. I got over 2k
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by monksy 2y ago
Most of the generalized aliasing domains get blacklsited. If you are going to do aliasing set it against your custom domains. From what I can tell: Atlasian and Stackoverflow try to reject you based on your mx records on the domain (which m
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by monksy 2y ago
I loved his participation in "Better Late than never" with henry winkler, shatner, and terry bradshaw. RIP
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by monksy 2y ago
It blows my mind that there are governments that are trying to track down to every penny. Grey/black markets will always exist. But trying to breath down everyones neck because you paid your friend $20 in cash is very concerning.
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New Nextcloud v31 default setting might leak out user data(doing-stupid-things.as59645.net)
3 points by monksy 2y ago|1 comments
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by monksy 2y ago
That's kind of how it has been working before all of these "child safety" laws have come into place. Pornhub admits that they spend quite a bit of money trying to educate people on how to filter. https://www.404med
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by monksy 2y ago
> Pornhub publishes insights on their blog where they include an age/gender/country breakdown of their viewers. That data must come from somewhere, likely google analytics or something like it, which means that there is a thriv
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by monksy 2y ago
That barcode contains a lot more than just your birthday. It contains all of the info on the license front (which includes your drivers license). It's a bit absurd that the bar is copying down your details in order to get into their ba

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