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by zerof1l 1y ago
I've been through an iPhone moment, and I moved past it once I realized that I'm getting screwed and I have no control. Now I'm back to Android (Pixel with GrapheneOS specifically) and self-hosting.
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by zerof1l 1y ago
I would avoid using SD cards and go for something else like M.2 or NVMe for storage. SD cards tend to be on the lesser side in terms of performance, failure rate, and silicon quality in general.
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by zerof1l 1y ago
Because you're not supposed to rely on emails. You should have an automated certificate renewal in place. I'm under the impression that Let's Encrypt wants to reduce certificate validity even further from the current 90 days.
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by zerof1l 1y ago
Makes total sense to me. But why hasn't this been done a long time ago? Pretty sure people spotted this earlier in TCP and UDP but this was never implemented?
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by zerof1l 1y ago
I get the impression that the person who wrote this article doesn't know much about docker. Running 2 apps and a certbot can be done without containers easily. Try running 20 apps, some of which depend on having the same dependency but
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by zerof1l 1y ago
Here's the gist: For nearly 50 years theorists believed that if solving a problem takes t steps, it should also need roughly t bits of memory: 100 steps - 100bits. To be exact t/log(t). Ryan Williams found that any problem solvabl
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by zerof1l 1y ago
I don't think Germans want faster trains, they want punctual ones. How about trying to set a record for trains being punctual?
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by zerof1l 1y ago
There's a German version that has nice FAQ and is written in a more human friendly way going into all the details. You can use Google translate https://bfsg-gesetz.de/#faq I'm very interested in how they've i
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by zerof1l 1y ago
As an EU citizen, I'm happy that we're starting to have more infra and are less reliant on countries outside of EU. However, I'm skeptical of their "privacy-focused" slogan. Most likely they mean that your data won&
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by zerof1l 1y ago
This article highlights something interesting... it is quite common to get at least one /64 IPv6 block from a hosting provider or ISP. Yet most of the rate-limiting and IP blocking is done for a single IP. Sounds like when dealing with
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The Countries Behind the Most Devastating Hacks – White House CIO [video](youtube.com)
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by zerof1l 1y ago
male + age = female female + age = male
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by zerof1l 1y ago
Everyone should just start running their own authoritative DNS servers like Unbound. That will eliminate the issue. And why is it still the norm that all major OSes don't ship with authoritative DNS... Same with all consumer routers.
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by zerof1l 1y ago
I also have such a lamp. Supposedly it's USB-C connection, but it only works when connecting with USB-A to USB-C cable. My guess is it's due to the requirement to comply with EU law about USB-C. But proper USB-C requires active ci
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by zerof1l 2y ago
Textbook one that is usually taught in the first couple of years - yes quite strict and can be deduced to logical patterns. But every-day spoken informal Japanese... no. And then there are a bunch of nuances that don't follow logic. Yo
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by zerof1l 2y ago
I'm curious, is it the power reduction claim by Apple that is impressive, and where exactly does it come from? Because as I understand it, transmitting a signal is the main power drain. If you transmit with less power it would mean a l
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by zerof1l 2y ago
So the time had come to finally move from Chrome. I already have Firefox as my secondary browser, but I'm thinking of using this opportunity to take a look at LibreWolf as well. Also going to have a conversation with my non-tech-savvy
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by zerof1l 2y ago
I think that the main challenge people face with IPv6 is that they try to deal with it in the same way as with IPv4. IPv6 is not just a longer address, it's a completely different technology. It took me a very long time to figure out h
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by zerof1l 2y ago
So the hard drive has been in the landfill since 2013. Exposed to natural elements, chemicals from other trash, and mechanical damage from all the crushing. There's a good chance that the drive at this point is damaged beyond recovery.
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by zerof1l 2y ago
I use Lambda + DynamoDB to run a very basic app for managing access to my servers. The monthly cost is $0.02 - $0.05. I'm also looking into using S3 glacier for my server backups. It appears to be the cheapest option.
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by zerof1l 2y ago
Could someone explain as to why DeepSeek is bad for Nvidia? The demand for Nvidia GPUs should now go up. Now anyone can run a GPT-like model by themselves. It's a prime time for businesses to start investing and setting up on-prem infr
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by zerof1l 2y ago
As a user, you can use extension like LocalCDN. Instead of having your browser download common libraries and fonts, the extension would intercept the request and serve the local version. Even better in terms of privacy and security.
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by zerof1l 2y ago
He's overreacting. Its a matter of perspective. From the perspective of most of us here, asking ChatGPT to convert 3 minutes to seconds sounds trivial. We can do this conversion in our heads effortlessly in a fraction of a second. Beca
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by zerof1l 2y ago
As someone who is self-hosting with a docker on my own server, I don't see the negatives mentioned in this article as being a problem at all. Quite the opposite, it gives you the freedom to do your docker setup how you want it. It took
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by zerof1l 2y ago
I've been using Nextcloud for some years now. Overall it's an ok replacement for Google Cloud. But for some time now their focus has been on developing features for business collaboration as opposed to personal & family ones.
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by zerof1l 2y ago
I suggest watching the whole video, I found it very interesting. Here's my attempt to summarize the key points. An MIT-educated neurosurgeon quit his job after realizing surgeries weren’t addressing the root cause of patients’ problem
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by zerof1l 2y ago
In the old times, raising kids was cheaper and required much less care. From the moment a kid could walk, he would be helping around the farm. The clothes he would have would be one shirt which he'd inherit from his older sibling. The
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by zerof1l 2y ago
Anything other than Brave? I tried it for a couple of days and went back to Chrome. Brave is so bloated with random crap.
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by zerof1l 2y ago
I use an upside-down smiley face to mean that something is not what it is. Especially if something is opposite of what is being said. Get it, upside down - opposite of normal smiley... And the fact that it is smiling smiley softens the tone
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by zerof1l 2y ago
Docker has a big community, lots of guides, and ready-to-use containers. It became pretty much a de facto standard for self-hosting things. You also have a very high chance of getting a piece of software to work out of the box as intended w

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