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by trallnag 1y ago
Ran into this just a few weeks ago. According to the documentation it should be impossible to perform the authorization code flow with a scope that targets multiple resource servers. But if I request "openid $clientid/.default&quo
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by trallnag 1y ago
Neither do we
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by trallnag 1y ago
Why?
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by trallnag 1y ago
Did you miss the Russo-Ukrainian war? Or are you suggesting that we (Europeans) should have continued pumping cash into Russia for a bunch of gas?
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by trallnag 1y ago
Events like this show the advantages of a multi-polar world. For example, servers in Russia usually form a safe haven for material like this. Or at least a "safer" haven. The same is true the other way around. Content that is fact
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by trallnag 1y ago
Recently happened to me on Spotify with the "discover weekly" playlist. Some random Russian indie singer songwriter stuff slid into my playlist. Sounded kinda clean but boring text-wise. Checked the cover, and it looked sus. Check
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by trallnag 1y ago
Big if true
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by trallnag 1y ago
That's kinda how it works in Germany and many other European countries. Thinking of RAC bands like Landser. Mein Kampf is now legal as long as it comes with a commentary. The game mod I've mentioned, not sure if it would go throug
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by trallnag 1y ago
Being able to sell such stuff incentives higher quality, doesn't it? It takes a serious amount of work to dig through all of Baldurs Gate, for example.
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by trallnag 1y ago
I agree, I was just wondering.
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by trallnag 1y ago
What are you talking about? Free what? Adult content? Racist mods?
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by trallnag 1y ago
>payment processors as paid content censor system is absurd So you don't like it when payment processors blacklist sexual content. What about racist content? Are you fine with someone selling a game mod that for example replaces all
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by trallnag 1y ago
So, it's about soft power, something I got disillusioned by in the wake of the Russian-Ukrainian war. Or maybe China, India, etc. are just better at it.
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by trallnag 1y ago
This is a red herring. Obviously corporate VPNs will not be banned. Same goes for your personal use of something like ZeroTier or Tailscale. The gov will simply learn from China
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by trallnag 1y ago
I don't like pizza and hot dogs anyway
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by trallnag 1y ago
In addition, government handouts. Also known as corporate welfare. Also known as subsidies.
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by trallnag 1y ago
Where does this myth come from? It's quite the opposite. For example, around 30 years ago hundreds of thousands of Australians willingly handed in their guns. And they accepted new laws that mostly prevented them from owning guns, and
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by trallnag 1y ago
That's basically what the USA are. Although Brazil is probably a better example.
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by trallnag 1y ago
Damn, this app is going down quicker than coalfax Edit: Nevermind, looks like Tea has been around for quite some time already. But it kinda flew under the radar with a fairly small user base.
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by trallnag 1y ago
Isn't that already the case? Gofundme has definitely canceled donations for racist endeavors. That's kinda similar, isn't it?
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by trallnag 1y ago
I do that with containers running on a single-node Kubernetes cluster (k3s). Doing it via the Proxmox UI feels like I'm giving up "control". Maybe that's just because doing it with Kubernetes etc. is closer to how I&#x27
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by trallnag 1y ago
What do you use all these VMs for in your homelab? I've dabbled with Proxmox in the past but settled on plain Ubuntu for my home server that I now treat as a pet managed with Ansible.
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by trallnag 1y ago
Enjoy your home-made herbs and spices instead of dangerous lab-made drugs, I guess
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by trallnag 1y ago
I'll continue using it until the core features like instant prompt and transient prompt start to break or I run into bugs that I can't live with
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by trallnag 1y ago
Check out image boards like 4chan or more localized boards like Kohlchan for Germany. No votes, no accounts
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by trallnag 1y ago
I had my fun with this page lol
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by trallnag 1y ago
Russia was an important trading partner for many European countries. Especially important for Germany. Basically no sanctions. Freedom of movement with fairly good visa policies. No great internet firewall. How much did all this help to pre
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by trallnag 1y ago
Why should these topics be outright banned?
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by trallnag 1y ago
How about renaming JPEG XL to PNG or just merging the complete spec into PNG 3.0?
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by trallnag 1y ago
Wouldn't be surprised if this goes through the same process Windows users did with WSL. Starting out with no systemd, to community-developed systemd-in-a-bottle setups, to proper systemd integration

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