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by xj9 8y ago
https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Wget_with_WARC_o... https://github.com/oduwsdl/ipwb #!/bin/sh cd ${HOME}/data/archive user_agent="Mozilla/5.0 (Window
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by xj9 8y ago
competition implies taking different approaches. i don't think that the cap approach is inherently more confusing. the point is, there is more than one way to make a good UX on top of differing cryptographic primitives. you have one me
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by xj9 8y ago
yeah, definitely made the right call opting to restore an 89 Bronco II. i have a lot left to learn about it, but at least its simple enough for me to understand and ford parts (even for old cars) are plentiful.
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by xj9 8y ago
there is no account only capabilities accept this, find peace
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by xj9 8y ago
the only way to share identity in a crypto-cap system is to share privkeys, which is a big no-no. much, much safer to have multiple privkeys that are linked with signatures. you probably shouldn't think of ssb id keys as having a 1:1 r
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by xj9 8y ago
pleroma's media proxy is works just like that and the user experience is fine. actually, i've run instances that don't have caching configured and it still works fine (if a bit unfriendly to other instances).
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by xj9 8y ago
this is more of a "using passwords" problem than a "decentralized web" problem. password recovery is a band-aid fix over the real password management problem. i think key-based capability security is the future, but it i
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by xj9 8y ago
i can neither confirm or deny the existence of clandestine fediverse summits.
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by xj9 8y ago
growth isn't a huge priority for my fediverse neighborhood/instance cluster. we welcome new people, of course, but it doesn't really matter if you sign up or not. that said, you don't actually need multiple accounts to j
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by xj9 8y ago
we're working on it ;) there are a handful of proposals for doing SSO on fediverse, but it isn't super high priority since creating multiple accounts (alts) is a pretty common practice here.
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by xj9 8y ago
you don't know millions of people. you honestly can't . today's decentralized services are pretty decent , i'm in the process of transitioning my family (and extended family) to a handful of servies that i host. we&#x2
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by xj9 8y ago
passive sensors are safer if you are sending probes into unknown territory populated by potentially violent aliens.
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by xj9 8y ago
hurd isn't even interesting. seL4 is faster, has production applications, and is formally verified. you can even use seL4 as a base platform in genode[0]. [0]: https://genode.org/documentation/platforms/index
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by xj9 8y ago
if i'm not mistaken, MTF is more common that FTM in the general population, so it might not be tied to culture.
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by xj9 8y ago
link?
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by xj9 8y ago
my favorite sexp editing algo is parinfer, but afaik it hasn't been ported to emacs yet and definitely not packaged for spacemacs. i was first exposed to parinfer when i was playing around with light table, which is where i always end
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by xj9 8y ago
NixOS[0] makes all changes to your system atomically, and you can easily roll back to any previous state. [0]: https://nixos.org/~eelco/pubs/phd-thesis.pdf
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by xj9 8y ago
syncthing is p2p, you just run it on the devices that you want to sync with
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by xj9 8y ago
AP isn't relevant because of W3C, AP is relevant because Mastodon is relatively popular.
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by xj9 8y ago
hard vs. soft real time is a matter of latency tolerance. human-facing systems (like telecom) need to be low latency from a human perspective, which is a higher threshold than what you could tolerate in a mechanical context where 100ms coul
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by xj9 8y ago
you make this sound like a big painful process. i have lots of alts on fediverse on servers running difference AP and OStatus implementations and i've moved my main many times over the years. it really doesn't take that long for p
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by xj9 8y ago
actually, by using Python you explicitly agree that PSF doesn't owe you anything :) https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/master/LICENSE 4. PSF is making Python available to Licensee on an "AS
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by xj9 8y ago
> If security is your only priority, there is no point where you would stop. in a secure system, adding defensive layers is constrained by the amount of code required to implement them. at a certain point, these layers can become an atta
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by xj9 8y ago
> 2008 FreeBSD jails date from 2000 Solaris zones date from 2004 https://us-east.manta.joyent.com/bcantrill/public/ppwl-cantr... https://us-east.manta.joyent.com/bcantrill/public/ppwl-
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by xj9 8y ago
the linux world is slowly (and badly) recreating technology that has existed in FreeBSD and Solaris/Illumos for decades.
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by xj9 8y ago
crack? no, but i'd have more money to spend on weed ;)
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by xj9 8y ago
> Reusable Reproducible Composable Software https://github.com/fractalide/fractalide/
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by xj9 8y ago
if a nazi and an $acceptable_political_alignment independently write programs that accomplish the exact same task, there is no technical basis to claim that one program is accomplishes the task more effectively than the other because of t
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by xj9 8y ago
> speaks volumes to me about the author's character and state of mind. this is a source repo. the only relevant topic is the code. its free software so it honestly doesn't matter who the author is.
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by xj9 8y ago
try working through some tutorials on erlang/otp supervisor trees. the concepts are very similar.

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