neoromantique

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by neoromantique 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chelsea_Manning Definitely. Not even talking about likes of Russia or China where said person would simply disappear.
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by neoromantique 1y ago
They were forced to disband, lay down their arms and merge into pre-existing IDF, specifically because the methods are not acceptable, some of them declined and had to be disbanded by force.
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by neoromantique 1y ago
Weird how Sudan doesn't, totally not because of the Jews not being involved, totally.
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by neoromantique 1y ago
What a weird comment. llama-3.1-70b-versatile is pretty good at translating though
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by neoromantique 1y ago
Hi! EU Resident here, if anything, I'd want EU protections to apply even more to US companies than they do now. I don't want to exchange my freedoms for your shareholder value, thank you.
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by neoromantique 1y ago
>Also - Will data center water usage remain "negligible" if AI succeeds at wide adoption and scales to 100x current deployment? Yes.
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by neoromantique 1y ago
I don't know, I dislike DHH and actively debated with him on many occasions, but I wouldn't put him on the same level as Lunduke.
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by neoromantique 1y ago
hyprland? That's ridiculous. I would understand if it was Lunduke or XLibre folk, but that's a complete non-issue.
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by neoromantique 1y ago
How nice of Apple to take a huge UX/PR/User Satisfaction hit just to send a message.
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by neoromantique 1y ago
I don't mean proper L2 bridging, I do it with wireguard, as I am behind CGNAT at home. It's mostly to unify VLANs and simplify management (i.e everything is routed through my main router, rather than loose tunnels on servers/
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by neoromantique 1y ago
That's essentially what I do (with a little extra step of having a dedicated server in Hetzner peered with my homelab with wireguard to use as internet facing proxy + offsite backup server). Ah, also docker is managed with komo.do, but
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by neoromantique 1y ago
The point to an extent is to make it have friction. If you don't care enough to figure it out, then you don't care enough to make it secure and that leads to very very bad time in modern largely internet-centric world.
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by neoromantique 1y ago
>I’d even go as far as to say that the time/cost required to say learn the quirks of Docker and containers and layering builds is higher than what is needed to learn how to administer a website on a Debian server. But that is irrele
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by neoromantique 1y ago
>No idea why self-hosted software isn't `apt-get install` and forget. Just like Limewire. But that's the reason no one self-hosts. Security. As an avid self-hoster with a rack next to my desk, I shudder as I read your comment,
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by neoromantique 1y ago
1) Not a genocide 2) If forces were reversed, it would be one for sure. -- Anyhow, war and terror is on the rise in Europe right now, cue immediate swing to far right in the polls, so good luck!
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by neoromantique 1y ago
Now do Arab polls. Seriously, you can't apply western standards to middle eastern coumtry, even more so, single out one ME country to apply them to.
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by neoromantique 1y ago
Hamas is dire, hencw the increased media attention lately, hopefully it'll all end soon, regular people have suffered enough
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by neoromantique 1y ago
Because it took releasing thousands of terrorists to return one jew from Gaza. If he were to survive long enough for something to be released that is.
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by neoromantique 1y ago
I have no words that you think it is easier to scan every single conversation online, than to enforce proper border/customs checks for freight.
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by neoromantique 1y ago
Should we base all our policy decisions on TV Shows?
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by neoromantique 1y ago
There has never been any fairness in the world :shrug:
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by neoromantique 1y ago
I know plenty with very low quality of life and very wealthy shareholders.
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by neoromantique 1y ago
I think we are just reaping the delayed storm of the insanely inefficient web we have created over the past decades. There is absolutely no need for vast majority of websites to use databases and SSR, most of the web can be statically rende
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Bear is now source-available(herman.bearblog.dev)
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by neoromantique 1y ago
Sr. "human" here. If you always use your first output then you are not a senior engineer, either your problem space is THAT simple that you can fit all your context in your head at the same time first try, or quite frankly you jus
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by neoromantique 1y ago
I honestly don't see an issue with that. Except that instead of this, we're spinning up old coal plants, because apparently nuclear bad.
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by neoromantique 1y ago
For some reason I cannot download it on Android with Aurora Market, perhaps it is too new?
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by neoromantique 1y ago
Qubes OS exists
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by neoromantique 1y ago
Amnesty international should be dismantled, they have lost all of their credibility by recirculating direct Russian propaganda and now their reporting about Israel is basically direct Hamas PR branch.
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by neoromantique 1y ago
Your comment puts you firmly in pro-israel camp by today's western standards. There's no disagreement about contents of the article being a war crime, if it is true. Haaretz is not a reliable source, they often publish hearsay and

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