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skrtskrt
5mo ago
It would be nice to get a backlight and no touchscreen.
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5mo ago
Some mixed reports on this, but supposedly they are only putting an (easily-bypassed) firmware on the devices sold to the Chinese domestic market.
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skrtskrt
5mo ago
You could say this about endless devices. Ricoh GR: Why buy this camera that fits in your pocket when a bigger more expensive one with more features that doesn’t fit in your pocket exists? Well because people like it better!
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skrtskrt
5mo ago
CrossInk is much more popular than this fork AFAICT from the Reddit discussions.
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5mo ago
You can literally plug the Better Auth libraries into a little Node server and run it as a separate auth server for free, forever, same as if you used a Django or Rails deployment for that purpose. That’s all it takes to not use their cloud
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5mo ago
Cookie management and CSRF stuff harder to get right, hashing passwords is completely trivial with and library. And the cookies are not difficult on a technical level, you just have to spend time understanding the threat models and mapping
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5mo ago
Well no, the result is they still make a lot of software it’s just really bad
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5mo ago
I mean here are just a few of the issues re: the founding https://hackernoon.com/the-case-against-rocky-linux If you’re “pretty tuned in” you would at least know that all this founder & foundation fluff is a load of cor
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5mo ago
Try reading the actual ATProto docs they are a million times worse
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5mo ago
That article should be the official ATProto docs at this point. The current docs are hilariously self-referential and uses terminology that is either way too broad and overloaded for the component they are supposed to describe, or so far mi
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5mo ago
Rocky Linux was a corporate fork with numerous dubious ethical decisions early on
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5mo ago
You only need the Native Americans, the US share of transatlantic slave trade, Bangladesh, Indonesia, and Iraq for the US to be well clear of the Nazis. This doesn’t even touch the Guatemalan genocide, US backing of the Rwandan genocide per
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5mo ago
How about the US massacring more civilians around the world than any empire since Ghengis Khan?
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5mo ago
They must have machines that are not app-enabled right? I sort of understand why their consumer machines would have that crap but I imagine that plenty of commercial places buying a $20k+ machine for a cafe that's supposed to run for 4
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6mo ago
Wrong again. Not only have I worked on DigitalOcean’s S3 implementation but I currently work on an open source product that targets S3 spec and can be used with any cloud provider and any other spec-compliant drop-in, like Garage.
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6mo ago
It's not new that push notifications should be presumed to be insecure, with their content passing through - and probably persisted - outside the app sandbox and anything in control of in-app encryption. Apple should have fixed this lo
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6mo ago
That's because "progressive" urban politics is generally not progressive at all and dominated by the upper middle those that benefit or think they benefits from squeezing the working class out of their neighborhoods.
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6mo ago
California also passed a ton of laws that effectively upzoned the state in various ways. Minnesota did the same thing a few years back. This seems like the only real path - you cannot beat out these skeezy local homeowners and landlords at
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skrtskrt
6mo ago
You’re wrong. “Implementing the S3 API” means the spec, not an Amazon product.
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6mo ago
Red Boat fish sauce, Lee Kum Kee Oyster Sauce, and Pearl River Bridge light soy sauce - all standard stuff. I use just a little ground pork for that flavor, and I’ve found a little chicken stock and dash of white pepper really help as well
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6mo ago
I think in many dishes you can add quite a lot, but it blends and cooks in with other ingredients so that the "fish sauce flavor" does not jump out as such. I make mapo tofu with 1 tsp each of fish sauce, oyster sauce and light so
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There's a difference between S3 API spec and what Amazon does with S3 - for isntance, the new CAS capabilities with Amazon are not part of the spec. Ceph certainly implements the full API spec, though it may lag behind some changes. It
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6mo ago
Yeah I do not think there are any serious transit advocates that put time into advocating for e-scooters. They are worse and more dangerous than bikes and e-bikes in every possible way. And any bike lane infrastructure would benefit e-scoot
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6mo ago
I assumed comment is referring to people that advocate for transit as “anti-personal mobility”, they are counting cars as the only “personal mobility” which is beyond laughable.
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6mo ago
It already exists, it’s their Bring Your Own Cloud offering. It’s to retain customers that grew big enough on Grafana Cloud to justify having their own in-house team run the tools instead. So Grafana offers them a pricing where the Grafana
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“Anti-personal mobility” is beyond absurd, absolute loony-bin stuff. “Anti-personal mobility advocates” do not exist. Transit advocates exist, and improvements in transit also massively benefit those who need to or prefer to drive.
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At this point S3 is an API spec more than a particular system. Plenty of things only work against the S3 API spec since the implementations have become such popular and relatively cheap and performant storage systems. It gives a nice limit
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6mo ago
You must be lost.
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AI as advanced fuzz-testing is ridiculously helpful though - hardly any bug you can in this sort of advanced system is a specification logic bug. It's low-level security-based stuff, finding ways to DDOS a local process, or work around
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6mo ago
Yeah I would certainly only recommend a hotswap model, even if someone isn't into keyswitches that much, they still probably have a preferred feel that they want to go for.
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