moontear

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by moontear 9mo ago
Very nice! As a two-user household I was surprised I am not supposed to use tags for user devices: https://tailscale.com/kb/1068/tags How am I supposed to work with user devices (laptop/phone) then if not tag
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by moontear 10mo ago
Awesome! Totally love your version as my first gripe was that I can't adjust naming to fit my needs (localized, non-english). Your JS version is awesome, thanks! If you want something for your examples, this would be the German-localiz
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by moontear 11mo ago
Looking at https://searchfox.org/firefox-main/source/browser/components... it is a bit weird, that there isn't a general check for browser.ml.enabled true/false.
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by moontear 11mo ago
Now I get where you are coming from (also not a lawyer): - You asking the painter to create a Mickey Mouse painting: not illegal. You still are asking for a derivative work without permission, but if used privately you're good (this is
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by moontear 11mo ago
Go to about:config and set browser.ml.enabled to false and throw in browser.ml.chat.enabled (false) for good measure. Done.
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by moontear 11mo ago
That's what the lawsuit of the New York Times is about - OpenAI reproducing complete texts of NYT articles without paying for the reproduction of said articles. This is not an EU issue, but a general unsolved legal grey zone for the wh
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by moontear 11mo ago
But you are not the one drawing Mickey Mouse in this scenario, are you? You are instructing the AI company to draw something or more close to the original post you are prompting to generate lyrics for song X. Your prompt may be asking somet
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by moontear 1y ago
> for connections coming from their tailnet So instead of whitelisting all ports from IP range 100.64.0.0/10 I would just whitelist e.g. UDP port 12345 coming from IP range 100.64.0.0/10 to my public IP? Or just open up UDP 123
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by moontear 1y ago
One thing I didn’t understand: it uses an UDP port of my choice. What IP is it using? Everything via the tailnet or do I need to open this port to the internet? If only available via Tailscale/tailnet - how is connectivity better since
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by moontear 1y ago
How does the Albanian VPN help? No ad revenue in Albania?
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by moontear 1y ago
The person who forked it ( https://github.com/tt-rss/tt-rss ) was very active on the original Tiny Tiny RSS development side as well as on the forums. I have a good feeling that this fork will work out just fine.
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by moontear 1y ago
There is an export button. Maybe it does what you want. Don't use the embed link from above, use this one: https://kumu.io/Windscribe/vpn-relationships
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by moontear 1y ago
"all of these companies" are you sure? Did you check the VPN relationships diagram that is within the article? Tesonet is listed and linked.
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by moontear 1y ago
Yes. Yes, of course they do. Check for example https://crt.sh with your domain name to see the glorious public history of everything the certificates tell about your domain.
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by moontear 1y ago
Is this a spam comment or what is the relation of this service to the topic at hand?
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by moontear 1y ago
Came here to post the same reference. The good thing about this repo is that you can configure everything in the .tmux.conf.local. I have this synced to all my machines using syncthing and symlinks to the user directory. I also have my own
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by moontear 1y ago
And you're absolutely right about the original article not containing many links.
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by moontear 1y ago
The actual source is this: https://community.ui.com/releases/UniFi-OS-Server-4-2-23/21d... but only accessible if you opt-in to the Unifi Early Access program. We are talking beta software / first release h
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by moontear 1y ago
But they do? Paid subscriptions for Gemini, ChatGPT and Copilot are a thing. If Google throws in a free AI summary in their search it only helps promoting Gemini in the long run.
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by moontear 1y ago
"excited" and "designed to elevate your experience" is such a weird way to put this. They are introducing more monetization options, which is their right to do. But different monetization options and discontinuation of a
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by moontear 1y ago
You would probably use wildcard certificates to NOT leak those subdomains
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by moontear 1y ago
NYT is a good example though - I will not pay for a subscription, since I really don't consume it that much. But I would LOVE to pay for an article / a podcast here and there. Let me pay 50c for this one article and I'd gla
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by moontear 1y ago
"forced to standardize" - I really haven't thought about it this way, but then it totally makes sense for Apple to cripple their products in the EU (and other markets with similar requirements) making it in turn a worse exper
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by moontear 1y ago
That's a valid point. Equal chaos to all I haven't thought about. It would still mean that Apple would dictate the terms of any changes, but it would open up the possibility to implement changes for everyone.
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by moontear 1y ago
Just pair 1.1.1.1 with 9.9.9.9 (Quad9) so you have fault tolerance in terms of provider as well.
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by moontear 1y ago
I get the spirit of the DMA. I get the whole designation of gatekeepers and do agree Apple is a closed ecosystem. What I don't understand are the implementation details and I always hear "it is complex". Let's stick with
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by moontear 1y ago
But this article isn’t written by Microsoft? How would Microsoft make the article sound like „no one could have done better“?
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by moontear 1y ago
O365 defaults there now? I‘m not sure I understand. The Copilot we are talking about here is M365 Copilot which is around 30$/user/month. If you pay for the license you wouldn’t want to turn it off would you? Besides that the reme
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by moontear 1y ago
Thank you! I was looking for this information in the original blog post.
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by moontear 1y ago
It says ( https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/exporting-your-pocket-l... ) there is supposed to be an "Export HTML file" button, I only see export CSV file. Wrong documentation?

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