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by selfhoster 2y ago
Another politically motivated asinine post on Hacker News, I wonder why, right President Trump is in office and doing a great job. Makes sense.
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by selfhoster 2y ago
Is it OK to make baseless accusations on Hacker News now? When did that become OK?
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by selfhoster 2y ago
It is and regardless a few other commenters saying or hinting it isn't...it is. An air gapped build machine wouldn't work for most software built today.
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by selfhoster 2y ago
> Even when people are not looking at the phone, they need to know it's nearby. Ugh..I felt like I was on the high ground until I read that.
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by selfhoster 2y ago
For the record, yes I have all of those and DMARC in place. My domain was literally registered with Google Domains so they had full access to all traffic through them before they made the unusual decision to sell Google Domains to Squarespa
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Gmail marked my email to my wife as suspicious?
9 points by selfhoster 2y ago|14 comments
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by selfhoster 2y ago
IPv6 is mainly only wanted by people whose job it is to track people. In any IPv6 discussion they yell, flap their virtual arms and gums and attack any non-IPv6 true believers.
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by selfhoster 2y ago
To address some of your points: I've been writing software for pay for several decades and do not want IPv6. Phones use IPv4 and IPv6 and you can switch your phone to IPv6 only in the networking settings, run like that for a month and
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by selfhoster 2y ago
As someone who used Windows and Linux my whole career and now am forced to use Mac for a new job; I completely agree, I was right, Mac is a very weird thing overall.
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by selfhoster 2y ago
This is crazy. The ones we used in the Navy were heavy and delicate. Now it fits into the palm of our hand. Just incredible how far things have come.
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by selfhoster 2y ago
Except we we replaced all current forms of power generation with wind and solar, it would be more expensive: https://climate.mit.edu/ask-mit/would-getting-all-our-electr...
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by selfhoster 2y ago
I think it's great that tools like colinux exist but when if ever will IT departments (System Administrators) figure out how to support Linux Desktop users on our machines instead of forcing Windows or Mac on us. Mac is a terrible OS f
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by selfhoster 2y ago
At work when I work on Windows (currently stuck using Mac for the first time in my career at work), but on Windows I would use https://gitforwindows.org/ which also uses msys2 and that is a very popularly supported free pro
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by selfhoster 2y ago
I would run Ubuntu 2006 in a VMware Workstation VM then after a few months, wiped the system, installed Ubuntu 2006 then Windows in a VM (I think VMware Workstation was available on Linux Desktop then, otherwise I don't recall what I r
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by selfhoster 2y ago
> Almost any reply to a political thread in the next four years is going to be "That sounds illegal" And the last four years, for which Biden pardoned his son, certainly nothing illegal in his doings I'm sure.
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by selfhoster 2y ago
We're on Chrome on Linux, mostly we don't see those.
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by selfhoster 2y ago
> A downloaded model that can be run on US servers is covered by the first amendment as free speech. Even Google AI said that an LLM is not itself covered under free speech; only the content it produces, which itself is ironic since AI c
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by selfhoster 2y ago
About to start work this morning but I could come up with a list of hundreds of Apache projects in use worldwide across tens of thousands of products in hundreds of thousands of companies.
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by selfhoster 2y ago
That's a great idea! Since there are probably not any laws against this yet, it sounds like a great way to fight back!! Poison the AI well, I like it.