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CNCF tells main NATS contributor Synadia that it's free to fork off(theregister.com)
16 points by udev4096 1y ago|5 comments
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by udev4096 1y ago
> User permissions for a large number of apps were all enabled This says it all. Privacy is not by default, because of souless mega corporations, including HN which has an extremely invasive privacy policy. If you don't actively tak
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Fire in the Hole, We're Breaching the Vault – Commvault Remote Code Execution(labs.watchtowr.com)
1 points by udev4096 1y ago|0 comments
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by udev4096 1y ago
And Japan is still the most peaceful place to live!
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by udev4096 2y ago
You are not the worst. There are people who take OSS for granted and demand absolutely ridiculous things from the maintainers as if they owe them something
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by udev4096 2y ago
From the looks of it, it doesn't seem enough. EU just doesn't have enough money to make this all viable. US is the only country with enough funding resources for quite a lot of critical and over-looked projects
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by udev4096 2y ago
I see no mention of the core projects which have been maintained and being used for decades. xz, libexpat, openzfs, NetworkManager and way too many tiny projects which glue the entire linux system. That's how you start to reclaim the
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by udev4096 2y ago
No license stops someone from spinning off an OSS project into their closed-sourced enterprise offering. It's just sad that most corps see nothing wrong with this
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by udev4096 2y ago
Blatantly copying the code without proper attribution is a violation. Regardless, it's not your issue to be OK with it, if the author himself is uncomfortable with it
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by udev4096 2y ago
Barebones LXC is painful to even get it working. I have been using incus [0] for managing LXC containers. It is very lightweight and has a great cli, give it a shot! [0] - https://github.com/lxc/incus
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by udev4096 2y ago
Using DANE is probably the best idea even though it's still not mainstream
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by udev4096 2y ago
Corrected, thanks
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by udev4096 2y ago
You can use one of the list from here: https://github.com/hagezi/dns-blocklists
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by udev4096 2y ago
Android is so fucking anti-privacy that they still don't have an INTERNET access revoke toggle. The one they have currently is broken and can easily be bypassed with google play services (another highly privileged process running for n
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by udev4096 2y ago
We should have a way to verify the user-agents of the valid and useful scrapers such as Internet Archive by having some kind of cryptographic signature of their user-agents and being able to validate it with any reverse proxy seems like a g
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by udev4096 2y ago
Blame the "AI" companies for that. I am glad the small web is pushing hard against these scrapers, with the rise of Anubis as a starting point
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by udev4096 2y ago
No, that is unrealistic. Please stop trolling
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by udev4096 2y ago
They stole the idea from GrapheneOS and shipped a barely half-baked version with hardcoded time. GrapheneOS has configurable time for it since years
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by udev4096 2y ago
(2017)
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by udev4096 2y ago
You must be fun at parties!
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by udev4096 2y ago
I am not surprised he doesn't know. Most of the unraid users are completely clueless and are UI junkies with no understanding of what the underlying services they use
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by udev4096 2y ago
Ads are not only annoying but play an extremely crucial part on tracking you across the web. People defending google cannot seem to wrap their mind around the fact that it's one of the most lucrative way to carry out mass surveillance
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by udev4096 2y ago
Your opinion is biased from the fact that you worked on "adtech". How can you justify it? You are the reason the web is bloated and lost the true idea of it a long time ago. Luckily, there are people who run pi-hole and adguard wh
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by udev4096 2y ago
Yes, mostly storage. But why? Storage == ZFS. ZFS cli is well documented and works extremely well. Don't use unraid or truenas or any other fancy UI. I know the appeal from the beginners but it's not worth it
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by udev4096 2y ago
Sorry, I meant listenbrainz
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by udev4096 2y ago
This is partly self-hosting. You are relying on clownflare and tailscale for your services to be accessible. Do better
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by udev4096 2y ago
It's no-brainer for people who do not care about freedom or file preservation. Spotify can pull the plug on whatever your favorite song is and there is NOTHING you can do about it. Then again, spotify has hundreds of millions of cluele
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by udev4096 2y ago
You have to be extremely dumb to even think of using unraid. It introduces a hard dependency on whatever you do and is nothing more than a glorious wrapper for managing docker services
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by udev4096 2y ago
Anyone concerned about recommendations might wanna look at musicbrainz. You can write a script for fetching the recommendations based on your current library every week
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by udev4096 2y ago
What do relatively large corporations use for their authoritative nameserver? Do they use PowerDNS, knot, bind, or just use the registrar's nameservers?

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