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by 1oooqooq 17d ago
See, this is you falling for their marketing. It makes sense doesn't it? If you own all the pipes, you can effectively block bad actors. But in reality what they do is to just block everyone who blocks advertising tracking and profilin
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
while the comment you reply to is borderline insane, you're taking from a very privileged position in terms of media consumption. the media that criticizes the genocide and the blackflag on oct 7th is very niche and you seem to consume
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
you're really trying to vibe architect?
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
point is that a script executes the script in front of you. uv executes http://somemirror.com/some-version most people like their distro to vet these things. uv et all had a reason when Python2 and 3 were a mess. i think t
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
i guess your pedantry is right. it would be much more expensive to pay for corruption without the "safety" of some well executed fraud... but now it's open season and nobody even have to care about looking innocent anymore.
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
this manages to be even worse. since it's setup full of holes to usable (eg reaching out on the filesystem), you get the worst of random binaries without isolation, plus the dead end for updates you get in practice when dealing with hu
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
it's a stretch to "executing a script with a build user" or "from a validated distro immutable package" to "allowing something to download evergreen code and install files everywhere on the system".
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
Exactly. this is the margin aws trives from. they sell "you don't need a team"... which is true om your prototype and mvp phase. and you know when you grow you will have an ops team and maybe move out. but in the very long mi
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
amazing how nobody even know about ECC these days. see so many series B+ companies running DB and storage without a care in the world.
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
reminder that stallman was cancelled from the eff with adhominem attacks. and we are back to calling free software (which would prevent things like the article) as Open-Source (which ia just donations to google and meta)
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
the people saying gpl cannot sell software is always bsd users, who always work for some company contracting with Boz allen Hamilton and such. It's never an honest opinion.
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
nobody robbed my house in years. i still lock the door. it's so banal to check host keys.
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
oh it very much is. they just act and bill like it's not. corruption requires costs you cannot verify after delivery. for construction it's the exagerated foundation which they only actually deliver what's needed and pocket t
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
so, punish facebook. don't use my taxes to persecute criminally someone using the badly designed system. they would have close banks or newspapers for much less.
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
firmwares are the real IoT nobody talks about that that actually happened. infinite little computers and code churning away from view. and not being updated. next 'snowden leaks' will have that word on every page.
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
this article is very bad advice. this way things are extremely brittle and there's a reason all those settings are disabled by default. you will lose data, save from very specific use cases the vastly superior way is 'git bare&#x2
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
lol. just last week he posted that the Canadian ad showing the audio recording of nixon against tariffs was fake.
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
did you ever try (barelly a research, im not even asking if you got up from your chair) to know about joining a party or participating in voting counts?
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
if you're building containers with full systemd instead of the pid0 shim you're doing systemd wrong
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
why are taxes being used to moderate Facebook?
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
better then when they try to contribute to react with proper functions like useActionState and ship so many cripling bugs the dev just leave the issues on read.
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
https://github.com/deckerst/aves/issues/1802 and google is surreptitiously flagging several of the top alternatives to their spyware bloatware on android, as a prelude to the change. this is clearly an action
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
why hibernation would not compress to begin with? you're more likely just end up running zstd twice.
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
the context is missing. but for vps, where the cpu usage is extremely low and ram is expensive, it might make sense to sacrifice a little performance for more db cache maybe. can't say without more context
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
if they were going to pardon everyone, at least this save costs. i guess doge was really saving us money after all /s
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
win-win
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
not really. this still push ads. they are just limited to "native ads format" (i.e. look like content to evade ad blockers) and only advertise yc companies and jobs.
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
humans create myths which shape their world. you, sadly, internalized a state humanity adopted after wwii, were the anti red propaganda told everyone that of you could illegally burn a forest down to then buy a Ferrari, it was the best cour
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
mdns is a really awful protocol. it was already bad in the era it was born, being just an evolution of Microsoft NetBIOS out something. today in the age of wifi and overlay networks, i just consider it information leak with zero benefits. s
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by 1oooqooq 11mo ago
not true for all distros. and this kind of thinking is really bad imo for network services.

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