tuhgdetzhh

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   by tuhgdetzhh 1y ago

   > do you have evidence Well it is of course not possible to 100% prove that Tor protects your privacy. But the lack of evidence is also evidence. While we have evidence that the gov was able to identify indiviuals using Tor e.g. hosting
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   by tuhgdetzhh 1y ago

   Since you refer to the darkweb. The gov has extensivley studied Tor and likely has zero day exploits for the Tor browser and operates a bunch of Tor relays. Given enough time and effort it is very much possible for state actors to identify
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   by tuhgdetzhh 1y ago

   When you have a service and really care about shoving of S3 latencies in the millisecond range, then you propably have enough users that all the tiny images are cached @ edge anyways.
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   by tuhgdetzhh 1y ago

   > I've been thinking about building an actually-ethical residential proxy system, for censorship-evasion purposes. That thing already exist and is called Tor Snowflake.
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   by tuhgdetzhh 1y ago

   I think people who bought a high-end nvidia graphics card in the max. memory config pre-AI Hype, would have made a very decent deal on eBay. DRAM is yet to come.
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   by tuhgdetzhh 1y ago

   I bet some are already buying the highest capacatiy DDR5 DIMMs in bulk to later put them on eBay in the upcoming major DRAM shortage.
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   by tuhgdetzhh 1y ago

   So we need to create a new website that actually accepts preprints like arXivs original goal from 30 years ago. I think every project more or less deviates from its original goal given enough time. There are few exceptions in CS like GNU co
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   by tuhgdetzhh 1y ago

   Yes, it works just fine.
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   by tuhgdetzhh 1y ago

   Yeah, depending on the size of the project you could end up having thousands of users downloading and installing 5.0.0 and then complaining.
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    by tuhgdetzhh 1y ago

    I can recommend earlyoom ( https://github.com/rfjakob/earlyoom ). Instead of freezing or crashing your system this tool kills the memory eating process just in time (in this case duckdb). This allows you repeat with smal
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    by tuhgdetzhh 1y ago

    There is always someone who has a different experience, but I think Google numbers 95-99% is pretty much correct and websites with decent amount of traffic all have HTTPS.
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    by tuhgdetzhh 1y ago

    Quite recently I made a TCO analysis between AWS and bare metal Hetzner including salary. https://beuke.org/hetzner-aws/
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    by tuhgdetzhh 1y ago

    This can also be expressed as general advice. Whenever you are unsure whether to use a clever solution or follow the globally accepted standard in your work as a DevOps or Software engineer, always choose the standard.
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    by tuhgdetzhh 1y ago

    I don’t think this comparison is correct. You concluded that not much has changed in 15 years, but you are not comparing 15-year-old idiomatic Backbone code with modern React. Instead, you are comparing modern Backbone code with modern Reac
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    by tuhgdetzhh 1y ago

    As always, it will just take another decade until debian has figured it out.
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    by tuhgdetzhh 1y ago

    I run multiple instances of cursor cli yolo in a 4 x 3 tmux grid each in an isolated docker container. That is a pretty effective setup.
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    by tuhgdetzhh 1y ago

    I think he means Guru in the sense of crystal ball Guru telling you the future.
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    by tuhgdetzhh 1y ago

    Good Point. The checksums posted on Xubuntu.org could also compromised.
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    by tuhgdetzhh 1y ago

    Yes, he is very knowledable, but lately he is like the new ai guru who can predict the future of ai a decade ahead.