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udev4096
1y ago
I am well aware of what headscale is. Why would I even mention it if I didn't know about it? How about stop commenting just for the sake of it? Coordination server does a lot apart from distributing IPs to the clients. Read the goddamn
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udev4096
1y ago
Why on earth are you using crapbook, whatscrap and linkedshit?
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udev4096
1y ago
That's like saying we should ban knife because it could kill people. Please. Every adult can make an informed choice on what "manipulates" them. If they can't, if they prefer convenience over critical thinking, then you
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udev4096
1y ago
UK fining them is hilarious. UK is a joke in terms of upholding any form of privacy for it's citizens
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udev4096
1y ago
EU is the same. Maybe slightly better but with the amount of data breaches increasing exponentially, I don't think any amount of "regulations" is going to stop data leaks. The worst thing is, companies are facing lesser and l
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udev4096
1y ago
Not sure about tailscale coordination server but once you establish connection to a headscale server, the clients don't strictly need headscale after that (although it's recommended to keep it active). So, maybe the only differenc
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Exploiting SSH via ProxyCommand
(dgl.cx)
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udev4096
1y ago
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udev4096
1y ago
OP is fully soaked with corp bullshit. A fellow sellout! Please read this: https://geohot.github.io/blog/jekyll/update/2025/10/15/pathe...
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udev4096
1y ago
You are missing the whole point. The OP is mentioning how people are so used to using github, that they are so oblivion on using git offline
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udev4096
1y ago
It's not. Unless you work at a shitty place, something like what OP mentioned is far from a big deal and most people would wanna know more about it
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udev4096
1y ago
GH is essentially an unlimited storage space. There are countless scripts which makes it possible to even use it as an unlimited mounted storage
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udev4096
1y ago
It still blows my mind how git has lost it's original ideas of decentralized development because of github and how github, a for-profit - centralized - close-sourced forge, became the center for lots of important open source projects.
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udev4096
1y ago
No one should use this script, EVER. It's a disaster waiting to happen. DHH is a fucking liar, it's not even a distro and he's ripping off the hard work of Arch and several other open source projects and using it as his own c
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udev4096
1y ago
This. Apple, along with every "evil big tech", is in bed with NSA which was proven with PRISM
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udev4096
1y ago
Why is iCloud lock such a casual, non-concerning topic? It just shows you don't own your over priced iCrap because iClown can remotely brick it at any point
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udev4096
1y ago
It's been there from the beginning. Apple is very good at deceptive marketing, from promising false privacy protections and impossible to repair to lying about being eco friendly. Apple users are extremely naive, stupid and loves to
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Hypervisor from Scratch
(github.com)
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udev4096
1y ago
Exactly! Most of HN users work for "big tech" and are complete sell outs to their corporate overlords. Majority of them are to blame for the current bloated state of the web along with excessive mass surveillance and anti-privacy
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udev4096
1y ago
It's full of people described in this blog post [1]. As it concludes, GTFO! Flagging is the IRL equivalent of crying to your superior instead of actually having an argument which is pathetic [1] - https://geohot.github.io&#x
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udev4096
1y ago
Don't forget to get your worthless fiat pay check from Google adsense for a successful shilling campaign!
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udev4096
1y ago
You should not be downvoted. Either HN has had an influx of ignorant normies or it's google bots attacking any negative comments
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udev4096
1y ago
The problem is all the lost BTC wallets, which is speculated to be a lot and also one of the biggest reason for the current BTC price , who obviously cannot upgrade to PQ. There is currently a radical proposal of essentially making all tho
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100 Gigabit Home Lab
(jrife.io)
4 points
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udev4096
1y ago
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udev4096
1y ago
It's good to have as many web servers as possible out there. Stop being so harsh and touch some grass
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udev4096
1y ago
But you have to. Nginx, caddy, traefik, etc cannot run without root or even if you can, it would be way more limiting
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1y ago
The fact that they didn't know for such a long time makes their statement completely unbelievable. Also pushing new updates? Sure, they'll say it's just a precaution but I'm willing to bet attacker did more damage than t
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udev4096
1y ago
incus is not a random tool. It's a fork of LXD and maintained under linuxcontainers.org
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udev4096
1y ago
Looks really great. But I am gonna stick to weechat :)
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udev4096
1y ago
Just use QubesOS. It will save you from such headaches
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udev4096
1y ago
> sandbox everything. Docker containers Docker is not a sandbox. How many times does this needs to be repeated? If you are lazy, I would highly suggest to use incus for spinning up headless VMs in a matter of seconds
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