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by muppetman 11mo ago
Yea I just posted a similar comment. I'm sure some websites just skin OpenAI/Claude etc, but ALL of them? It makes no sense.
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by muppetman 11mo ago
This makes no sense to me? I don't understand why a company, even if it is using GPT or Claude as their true backend, is going to leave API calls in Javascript that anyone can find. Sure maybe a couple would, but 73% of those tested?
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by muppetman 11mo ago
Home Adguard Home works regardless of if I'm at home or not, without a VPN. I'm on Android though and I just set the Private DNS setting - I have a domain and point it at that. I dunno if you can do Private DNS on iOS though?
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by muppetman 11mo ago
No one I've spoken to is happy with the AI shove. It's great to see people finally really speaking up and saying no. The bubble is getting close to popping.
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by muppetman 11mo ago
100% this. I fully disagree with the post - screenshots show context/colour/formatting etc that often doesn't even translate properly if you DO try to paste it into some IM or other "text swapping" application. Sure
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by muppetman 11mo ago
Another reason I compile my own kernels and disable features like this. I also disable loadable kernel modules. Of course this makes standard support channels... Difficult.
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by muppetman 11mo ago
Some random guy on the Internet's blog post about how he thinks talking animals are nearly a thing, with zero references/evidence or anything, doesn't really seems like HN content?
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by muppetman 11mo ago
As does Flexoptixs (much better quality than fs.com in my experience) https://www.flexoptix.net/en/fo-fb-5.html?option875=1 If you're buying at scale you can get a Flexoptixs box for free, long as you promise to w
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by muppetman 1y ago
Suggesting people don't shoot themselves with a loaded gun is not being a hater, it's being a good person.
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by muppetman 1y ago
Ok and I thought having our inground pool installed crooked was bad. Where you able to get any legal/financial clawbacks because of all the hassle?
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by muppetman 1y ago
Probably AWS stock...
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by muppetman 1y ago
Allegedly. The article while extremely heavy on the drama provides no real details at all apart from one log message. And they're totally extrapolating out what the start of the log message might mean.
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by muppetman 1y ago
I love the whole article hinges on a debug message he can't possibly know the real meaning it's worded like that.
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by muppetman 1y ago
100% agree. The whole is written in such a gushingly dramatic tone. No real technical details, just lots of alluded information. I don't believe a word of it.
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by muppetman 1y ago
Did an autonomous vehicle write this?
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by muppetman 1y ago
Right, my post wasn't to suggest my Adguard is open for everyone :) 1, it's bound to a particular subdomain (I'm sure you can figure that out) - And it's still the same IP so you'd have only gotten certificate mism
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by muppetman 1y ago
You don't need a VPN! I host an AdguardHome instance and just expose TCP/853. I put my domain name in the Private DNS settings of my Android and I get 24/7 adblocking without the hassle and battery drain of my Wireguard VPN
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by muppetman 1y ago
A comment about them is still a post about them. This comment I'm writing, for example, is _also_ a post about what an unethical person you are and how your inability to understand or apologise for your behaviour says EVERYTHING we nee
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by muppetman 1y ago
That was one of the reasons I loved TT-RSS. People would ask inane questions and then get all put out when they got called on it. I'm not sure why world seems to think all Open Source Software must have maintainers that treat everyone
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by muppetman 1y ago
Gosh this has really hit me hard. I love TTRSS. There is no other RSS reader that has filters like it. Means I can ingest massive amounts of RSS but use filters to surface only the things I am interested in. Wow. I mean it's open sourc
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by muppetman 1y ago
Immich-go: https://github.com/simulot/immich-go
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by muppetman 1y ago
I recently took an 890 GB takeout from Google photos and put it into Immuch. Holy crap it's amazing. I had to use a third-party importer which read all the Google photos metadata, but after about 2 hours of processing all my images wer
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by muppetman 1y ago
Because we paid to not have to put up with this garbage. There's so many better ways to do this - look at nzb360 - https://nzb360.com/ They added a new/better interface you have to pay money to unlock. When they a
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by muppetman 1y ago
How do you turn it off?
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by muppetman 1y ago
I'm 100% with you on this, but this only works if you've got a) The time and b) The knowledge to do it. I don't have a lot of time for my homelab stuff anymore. I mean thankfully things like Immich are just a "docker co
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by muppetman 1y ago
Hahah same!!!!
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by muppetman 1y ago
Well I live in New Zealand and we get them (various box mixes) for the kids to bake cookies, cakes, brownies etc. Yeah we have all the raw ingredients but it's easy for them to follow at their age. When they're older we'll ge
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by muppetman 1y ago
Because you live in a small apartment and don't have storage space for a thing of flour, a thing of sugar, cocoa you might use twice a year? Because you have little kids and you want to give them a single easy-to-follow box with instru
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by muppetman 1y ago
But it's a webserver. I'm sure it farms out sending emails from forms it serves, I doubt it has a PHP library built in, surely it farms that out to php-fpm? It doesn't have a REDIS library or NodeJS built in. Why's ACM
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by muppetman 1y ago
This idea we seem to have moved towards where every applications ALSO includes their own ACME support really annoys me actually. I much prefer the idea that there's well written clients who's job it is to do the ACME handling. Is

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