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by teekert 1mo ago
It brings the requirement for a firewall on every endpoint with a unique address. My Phone often has an ipv6 address (found out this holiday wen I couldn't resolve one of sites because of an orphan ipv6 entry nobody noticed), and has l
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by teekert 1mo ago
Imo they could have sold it like that, in this case. A warning would be in order though.
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by teekert 1mo ago
Do you know about docker compose overwriting your carefully set firewall rules? That’s the other docker thing…
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by teekert 1mo ago
Oh man I will never let them read my private comms. So what are they going to do to me? I’m afraid that I, as a good person and father, am going to be punished for not letting them read my private messages. I’m afraid for my future in the E
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by teekert 1mo ago
It’s that age old “start a docker container with the docker socket in the container and you are effectively root”. What are we talking about here? This is not new?
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by teekert 1mo ago
But, this “vulnerability” is the thing everybody knows about docker since forever. I always make my user part of the docker group, so my NixOS also has this, and any Ubuntu I’ve used over the past year. What is different here? Start a docke
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by teekert 1mo ago
Us kind souls are not forced to listen, however, something in our nature draws us to these extremes, and then, observing a lot of these extremes, our minds label them as “common”. It’s all quite unsurprising when put like this, imho. The an
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by teekert 1mo ago
I watched the announcement on the detection on gravitational waves on YT. The comments scrolling by were like from another world, I even made some screenshots, insane, obnoxious. Could be bots I suppose, I hear from political commentators h
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by teekert 1mo ago
Yeah, I just came back from traveling a couple of weeks, and I have had such wonderful experiences with people. There were times where I just wanted to hug a taxi cab driver (ie when a Grab driver was holding an umbrella over my vomiting da
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by teekert 1mo ago
Meh, it doesn't really look into corners ahead, it should perhaps be more warped on the sides. Smart idea though.
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by teekert 1mo ago
I think the opposite. The vast majority of kind and gently people are suddenly observing a small but ultra loud obnoxious minority take the stage and burn resources like nothing else to get maximum attention. Attention wins and you don’t ge
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by teekert 1mo ago
Not sure. It didn’t do “cat” so I guess that the file itself did’t leave the computer? Uploading all files in my ~/ would have taken noticible time and didn’t happen I think.
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by teekert 1mo ago
I once opened Zed, howdy there was an agent window on the side, I log into Claude. I asked it to list what it could see and work with... And there my (priv) ssh keys come scrolling by. I don't know what I was expecting really, it'
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by teekert 1mo ago
"Some ventilation is still a good idea though." I think a CO2 meter is an excellent idea, imho it is a good proxy for "air freshness", so also small particles etc. This year I want to try to ventilated more based on CO2
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by teekert 2mo ago
It wasn't that insane when our summer nights were 24 degrees C instead of 29, what a difference that makes.
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by teekert 2mo ago
Yes but... check the CO2 levels when you close the vents, and watch the water flow from your windows, and see the mold grow on the north wall. Also, isolation keeps out the heat... Until it is inside, then it keeps it there. I agree it make
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by teekert 2mo ago
Currently I can't afford it tbh (it's like a couple of 1000 and only makes sense with solar panels?), but that may change soon. Still I wonder if it is cheaper? Electricity in winter is still very expensive and soon generated sola
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by teekert 2mo ago
The impact for me is double gas prices compared to a couple of years ago. About 300€ a month, year round.
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by teekert 2mo ago
The subsidies are a scam that make construction companies more wealthy, there has hardly been a drop in the price you eventually pay imho. I insulated my entire house myself... No subsidy. Ah well, it is more comfortable (though partly we a
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by teekert 2mo ago
What about "ignoring him, not knowing him, just using his product" is defending? Are you using Nestle products? Ah you do? You must be all for stealing people's water well and selling them bottled water from it.
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by teekert 2mo ago
"The company you keep." Ah that's what we're calling using someone's FOSS nowadays?
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by teekert 2mo ago
Do you have examples? With Nitter and Xcancel down I can't even access twitter anymore, and it's not my habit to looking into the political views of developers. I don't really care. I liked FOSS because it was apolitical. Ima
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by teekert 2mo ago
Thank you, this is exactly my experience with reporting on Omarchy. There is a small vocal group that is very determined to pull politics into it somehow, but to most (a more silent, big majority) this is not even known. I.e., when Omarchy
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by teekert 2mo ago
Now I have no more ways to read Twitter... So, good?
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by teekert 2mo ago
Imo any fair future economy should embrace decentralized 9ie without a company taking a cut Apple style) frictionless sharing of value. Either that or we must have strive for a fair post-scarcity economy (Star Trek like). The way things are
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by teekert 2mo ago
I guess, what I mean is: Why are these tiny aluminum boxes so optimal? I just want my butt ugly repairable beast machine to do the same trick. Why is my ram not unified? I have an iGPU in my server, but it can't access the 64 GB ram (I
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by teekert 2mo ago
Is there anything comparable that runs Linux, doesn't necessarily look as good, but is perhaps (a lot) cheaper/fixable? Or is this really pretty optimal? I mean this is not nvidia based right? It's all custom? So we can use i
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by teekert 2mo ago
A bigger battery is just more modules right? So (theoretically) large batteries charge at the same speed as small ones? You just just need more power than we can deliver though a cable in the time we want to charge them all to 100% at their
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by teekert 2mo ago
I indeed misunderstood, didn't realize that was you yourself you linked to. Sorry we are on the same boot it seems. Still, you're wrong about Nostr being useless without Lightning. And it is unhelpful to suggest it is.
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by teekert 2mo ago
If you have any other proposal for true micropayments (as in fractions of cents of value that flow freely) please, indulge me. I for one would prefer to give value via lightning over forcing my eyeballs on ads everywhere I look. Same goes f

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