redeeman

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by redeeman 8mo ago
it should have support for signing of the configuration that is sent out to all nodes by a key the administrator controls, and which is then whitelisted on all nodes by oneself. That way the central node is just a simple data provider/
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by redeeman 8mo ago
can confirm that connections do not die while taking the coordinator down during update (not long time, but still)
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by redeeman 8mo ago
you might find that not everyone agrees
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by redeeman 8mo ago
because google doesnt deliver the full OS, it delivers a bunch of stuff that the vendors then bastardize and use with insane drivers and crap from SoC vendors. they should NEVER accept any of the binary only crap drivers, they should demand
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by redeeman 8mo ago
I just dont understand how anyone can go "yeah okay lets install these guys rootkit complete with keylogger and who knows what, totally legit!", and for what? to play a game
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by redeeman 8mo ago
how do you actually accept having a rootkit installed on your system?
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by redeeman 9mo ago
depends on what you mean by fatally compromise, much infrastructure across europe, and I would strongly think the US aswell(allthough here I am only familiar with 1 example), it is absolutely trivial to atleast temporarily disable and possi
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by redeeman 9mo ago
okay, so you think just attaching PLCs to an rs485-to-ethernet adapter and connecting it straight unauthenticated to the internet, and then calling it a day is simply perfectly reasonable, since "well.. cant expect to harden against cy
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by redeeman 9mo ago
no, thats not the same. If you for example leave your front door open, and the insurance finds out, do you think they will be doing "victim blaming" ? so lets turn this logic around on those megacorps that leaks personal data, sup
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by redeeman 9mo ago
have you seen the competence in those who manage the infrastructure? i'd say i would need significant proof before assuming anything. And IF russia is doing it, I would still say that we should put 99% blame on the absolute incompetent
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by redeeman 9mo ago
there are definitely ways to make the bad much less bad
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by redeeman 9mo ago
doing things like that which is completely unrelated should be considered data theft, and microsoft should be punished so severely they wish they never had the idea to begin with
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by redeeman 9mo ago
what? you are not allowed to use anything but a few blessed things with claude code?
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by redeeman 9mo ago
there isnt? then how come theres several apps I want to install on android 15 that isnt compatible with newer android because google removed/changed APIs? you may just not have seen them, because other people work around them.
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by redeeman 9mo ago
i have no idea what he was actually doing either, and what exactly is it one isnt allowed to use claude to do?
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by redeeman 9mo ago
that is a view many hold, until its their own time being wasted. Consider the responsibility these people have and take on their shoulders, only for a bunch of idiots to consider their AI slop worthy of pissing up and down their face. Most
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by redeeman 9mo ago
X11 is not gone yet, XFCE is working on wayland support, and in addition to that, there are projects that work on allowing X11 window managers to run on wayland. XFCE just has not updated. If this is a "linux problem", then what a
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by redeeman 9mo ago
it apperas you do not really quite know what you're talking about. you should update your ideas of what distributions are and do
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by redeeman 9mo ago
plasma 6 for example has really good fractional scaling, i'd argue it works nicer than windows, where some old apps do not get rendered in higher resolution, some apps do not properly take advantage of it.
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by redeeman 9mo ago
of course your ridgeline has other ways to hurt you :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWyjfbS7MMA
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by redeeman 9mo ago
but lets make it simple then, I obtain a retail copy of windows 11, go and buy the latest nvidia gpu, released AFTER win11 was released, and it has a proper driver without downloading? edit: or another scenario, i go out and buy a new lenov
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by redeeman 9mo ago
and what hardware exactly do you plug in? obviously its not gonna do it even if you plug in 1000 different USB hid mice, other than that, drivers are totally needed for many things, and windows just doesnt come with drivers for remotely all
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by redeeman 9mo ago
> so likely I get more issues than the average user on GCC. its been years since I had a build failure, and I even accept several on ~amd64. (with gcc)
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by redeeman 9mo ago
gcc 3.3 to 3.4 was a big thing, and could cause some issues if people didnt follow the upgrade procedures, and also many c++ codebases would need minor adjustments.. this has been much much less of a problem since. Additionally gentoo has b
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by redeeman 9mo ago
no, you are wrong. Windows is able to install many drivers by downloading it for you, but we talked about bundled IN windows.
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by redeeman 9mo ago
hardware that doesnt have builtin drivers to windows are a piece of junk? i think you'll find thats most hardware then
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by redeeman 9mo ago
it doesnt on thinkpad p16s
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by redeeman 9mo ago
of course cloudflare deplatformed some without any court involved. it would be a whole lot more honest if they had not shown their true colors
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by redeeman 9mo ago
is not capitalism, is just whatever the regime feels like
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by redeeman 9mo ago
they can to a large degree. but theres many layers to it. I for example hide root from my banking app in Portugal.

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