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by tamimio 5mo ago
>how long it’s been abused? I would say probably 10 years, I remember reading about the CNAME github issue around 2015 or so, as before that most used to use jekyll with gh pages, was very popular among indie developers
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by tamimio 5mo ago
I loved it, amazing work, thanks for sharing it!
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Besides vaultwarden, I have been testing both AliasVault and peerpass, there’s also passbolt for self hosting. That being said, keep a copy of your vault in keepassXC, and better, don’t put your eggs in one basket so 2FA in keepassXC and pa
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Employees, auto industry, although it was in Europe not US.
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Because software development back in the day wasn’t like how it’s now now, the charade so called software development now is a clown show: scrum, daily stand ups, open office style, tickets, tons of ci/cd BS, and of course, the wrangle
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by tamimio 5mo ago
>AI will take your job!! >AI will lower your wages!! >AI will be used to track you!! >AI will surveil you and profile you like never before!! Then they get surprised why they get booed. Even personally, I don’t think I met any p
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by tamimio 5mo ago
You will be arrested for harassing, stalking, and public misconduct (misfeasance primarily), and if that’s not the case, the same legislators will make a new law just for that! It’s a one way justice system, laws apply to the majority but t
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by tamimio 5mo ago
> Throwing money at anthropic makes more sense in this context. But you are dependent on them, which is the biggest factor IMO, there was a website posted here before of people getting banned from using it over silly reasons, not to ment
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Well, homosexuality is criminalized in Kuwait for example, do we see Meta banning accounts because of it? Suddenly the company doesn’t follow the country’s regulations. Meta aligns with israel narrative (notorious against anything that goes
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Oligarchy and oligopoly as well.
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by tamimio 5mo ago
You should always assume that US/european corporate protections are backdoored, now MS, a couple days ago we knew about whatsapp, and I would also include all corporate “secure or encrypted” promises, so I would warn against signal,
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by tamimio 5mo ago
> You could leave the country Not if you are a US citizen, you pay taxes even if you’re living abroad. And yes I would switch companies, it’s exactly what I did before, and I will do it again. I can’t switch countries and I don’t think i
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Lovely, will give it a try later today! I ditched all music services and now navidrome+narjo combo, works perfectly well, flac, and with reverse proxy exposing the server there’s no need to vpn or anything, it’s a drop in replacement, and f
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Well in Canada it’s the opposite, people work in gov to build connections, then they go and start a business, use these connections to get contracts, all while hiring people that these connections know/relate to, to secure such contrac
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by tamimio 5mo ago
The line is simple, do you have the choice (personally or influentially) to avoid that? If yes, you draw the line. Can you avoid paying taxes? No, can you influence not to be used as you mentioned? You try. Can you avoid a job that obviousl
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by tamimio 5mo ago
The hype or psychosis is mainly by mediocre/non expert/middle manager/you name it, especially when a person who never wrote a single line of code suddenly is making a wall of text, and it actually works!? Oh my!! But in reali
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by tamimio 5mo ago
I somehow suspect this is a pretext to ban OBD monitoring/control tools. I have two in my car, one to monitor everything and log the performance, the other to control the gas intake accurately and safely as opposed to non-obd ones. I h
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by tamimio 5mo ago
That’s a masterpiece to LinkedIn levels, where’s the asskissing? Where’s the corpo lingo? Where’s buzzwords? Where’s the cliche sentences?! I feel like it’s a manifestation of modern work environment, if you can survive reading that cringe,
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by tamimio 5mo ago
The squeeze is not worth the juice. The pay is bad, the sector is heavily regulated that you could lose your job for a post you made online, dealing with student is pain (I have been there), expensive tuition, the titles are saturated too,
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Pretty much, anyone who thinks that they are immune to this is delusional, the same tech is coming after you too.
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by tamimio 5mo ago
The children cause is obviously a justification to push for digital ID, digital ID will be the ultimate tool to use to further domesticate the public and control them. It was pushed during covid lockdowns and when that didn’t work, other ju
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Well thanks but it’s the worst of both worlds, neither the European regulations nor US laws, many bills passed recently where law enforcement can tap into any data, so I would not trust that either. Also, highly likely they use US infra lik
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Since you are already in the migration process, should’ve migrated to self hosting instead, full independence and control, Europe isn’t that different from US, they just have few extra steps on how to handle your data. Self hosting is liter
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by tamimio 5mo ago
Go and ask your LLM of choice, and get back to me. Have this quick recap: >bush Created two wars, direct deaths and enabled ones are 500k to 1M, $4-$6 trillion cost, it destroyed iraq and Afghanistan. >obama No new wars, cont previous
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by tamimio 5mo ago
I hope it’s clear for some why phone numbers are still required in most online services nowadays to “verify” you, it was never about verification, it’s about linking your digital life to real one. Now that a digital ID is required and tied
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by tamimio 5mo ago
I disagree, it’s a joy actually, shame that jobs that involve soldering don’t pay well, yes, even embedded engineers aren’t paid that well plus soldering is less than 10% of the work.
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by tamimio 6mo ago
This is not new, back I think in Feb when I registered a new one, it did ask to send an SMS instead
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by tamimio 6mo ago
The best workaround for now is -as the solution is always to change these regulations not the technical workarounds- is to have a secondary smaller phone that has the sim card, google botnet services, etc., and use that for any verification
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by tamimio 6mo ago
And soon desktop OSes will follow, if you don’t have TPM you won’t be able to browse half of the internet.
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by tamimio 6mo ago
Yes it does, my LimeSDR can go to 100khz. If you need less, just get a piezoelectric transducer paired with signal generator like arduino or esp32, might add drive circuit/gate driver to improve it. It’s very doable, and you can progra

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