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by tscs37 9y ago
I recommend Psycho Pass, a Japanese animation set in a future were an AI assigns a score to each citizen that determines how likely they are to become criminals. If the score gets too high they are... removed (or in some cases secured and p
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by tscs37 9y ago
The easy solution, and this is what a lot of newspapers in Germany do, atleast for most stories, is to not use the real name or only a shorted (ie, Albert E. or Qubert T. instead of Albert Einstein).
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by tscs37 9y ago
Atleast on mastodon you can blacklist. Whitelisting nodes is counterproductive to what federation is trying to achieve. A decentralized network means that if things go sour, the cost of switching is small, similar to an email account. If my
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by tscs37 9y ago
You have to trust your node admin and the admin of any node you talk to (ie your friend's node)
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by tscs37 9y ago
Federation is a form of decentralization. What you're looking for is federated vs peer-to-peer decentralization. Friendi.ca is federated and decentralized.
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by tscs37 9y ago
Once the courts settle it with the big Fish like Facebook we'll have a more accurate understanding.
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by tscs37 9y ago
As far as I'm aware any citizen of the EU is under the GDPR umbrella even abroad.
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by tscs37 9y ago
I wouldn't call three of those p2p and one of them doesn't even deserve the description "encrypted". The probably is that the proper p2p encrypted messaging tools have a UI that either absolutely sucks or they have other
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by tscs37 9y ago
I don't think it's necessarily "know it all". Atleast for me, the subjectivity of morality merely means that everyone's morality is correct. Of course, I will disagree when someone claims something is a natural X or
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by tscs37 9y ago
sqldb01 and sqldb02 is fair since both run Mysql, Postgresql and Redis. There is no difference between nodes. If had a pure mysql server I'd call it mysql01
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by tscs37 9y ago
That's also valid but I like to know exactly what type of DB is running (SQLDB runs Mysql and Postgres Nodes for example) so I can quickly jump and find servers without much thinking.
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by tscs37 9y ago
My personal machines are all pets ("thematrix", "heartofgold", "laputa" and "isengard") and my production systems are cattle ("sqldb01", "sqldb02", "gitea", "redis0&
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by tscs37 9y ago
This is not my experience. AMP is consistently slower than normal desktop pages or mobile pages when offered. I've measured this myself on my own phone countless times. CNN is also probably one of the worst offenders, so the example is
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by tscs37 9y ago
I tap "Request Desktop Page" when I use google search and I mostly rely on search engines that don't pull the AMP crap at all.
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by tscs37 9y ago
The first point in the article is the dead killer of AMP for me. My mobile provider gives me very little monthly data, I've stopped using AMP because preloading the AMP results is eating through my cap, with images disabled. Without pr
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by tscs37 9y ago
I'm in Southern Germany, my ISP is a bit of a quack when I'm not using their own ad-riddled DNS (I suspect it's intentional)
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by tscs37 9y ago
I'm not aware of any pihole native setting to enable a resolver instead of using forwarding. Third-party services like this will also have a huge range of queries cached so the response time will definitely be better than have a rasppi
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by tscs37 9y ago
I'm probably gonna switch my PiHole over from Google DNS. I trust Cloudflare more than Google to uphold my privacy. Not that I trust either very much. Benchmarking Results for the interested: (sorted worst first, P value is bottom-X-pe
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by tscs37 9y ago
I guess that means I'll have to purge Chrome from my disk. I have an AV preinstalled by MS I don't need another program shitting all over disk I/O.
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by tscs37 9y ago
IIRC people on mastodon are working on making an identity independent of the home server so you can migrate elsewhere. I don't think subscribing to moderation is particularly useful, I considered such an approach at some point but the
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by tscs37 9y ago
That's somewhat what federation solves. You pick out an instance which represents a particular way of moderating. You can still listen in on (most) of the other network. If you don't like the moderation/government of your ins
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by tscs37 9y ago
With more difficulty. I can hardly use hashes to blacklist IP ranges in my firewall, even if it could, the performance would suck due to the necessary hashing.
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by tscs37 9y ago
They forward a lot of abuse reports because it is assumed the customer is doing something and that something is being abused rather than the customer abusing OVH. Which is a big plus because when using AWS or DO there is always that small q
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by tscs37 9y ago
Yourls is pretty good, I use it with Sharex (and Nextcloud) to quickly upload images to the internet.
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by tscs37 9y ago
It can be useful to find out who's been spamming requests at your server and block connections on the firewall level.
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by tscs37 9y ago
Until the rules are changed, UK domain owners will be thrown out in March 2019.
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by tscs37 9y ago
There is plenty of restriction on various TLDs. If you don't like them you can always register in another TLD with less strict rules or run your own DN System.
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by tscs37 9y ago
It's the registrar rules being enforced exactly like they always have been. The Rules say "EU only". If the UK is no longer in the EU then the simply conclusion is that the domain ownership will be revoked.
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by tscs37 9y ago
Depends a bit. The cheaper variants usually not so well but Thinkpads in general have outstanding Linux support compared to most other laptops.
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by tscs37 9y ago
I quite like the Thinkpad look. The design is somewhat iconic and it does put function over form (my T450 has a battery butt on the underside, it's ugly as heck but I can work for 8 hours uninterrupted no problem)

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