SuperSandro2000

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NSA tries to weaken mlkem standardisation?(nsa.2026.action.cr.yp.to)
158 points by SuperSandro2000 3mo ago|98 comments
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by SuperSandro2000 7mo ago
hahaha, good one
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by SuperSandro2000 8mo ago
It used to be good :(
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by SuperSandro2000 10mo ago
Codeberg just doesn't offer a viable CI ...
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by SuperSandro2000 10mo ago
No one should write C software in 2025...
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by SuperSandro2000 10mo ago
How to contribute? Just not at all?
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by SuperSandro2000 10mo ago
When do we find the first Critical CVE in it?
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by SuperSandro2000 11mo ago
NIXOS! NIXOS!! NIXOS!!!
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by SuperSandro2000 11mo ago
sigh...
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by SuperSandro2000 11mo ago
If only someone would have warned us
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by SuperSandro2000 1y ago
It is basically dead
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by SuperSandro2000 1y ago
Fuck claude! They DDoS'ed my infra until I completely banned them!
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by SuperSandro2000 1y ago
hehe https://radar.cloudflare.com/routing/anomalies/hijack-107469 their bgp monitoring found it :)
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by SuperSandro2000 1y ago
near total global outage according to https://atlas.ripe.net/measurements/117762218/
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by SuperSandro2000 1y ago
3rd world country customer protection laws...
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by SuperSandro2000 1y ago
the chaos goes on
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by SuperSandro2000 1y ago
Yeah, more MacOS utilities that accept slightly different arguments.
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by SuperSandro2000 1y ago
How? The package manager needs more RAM than the average other package manager because it is doing a lot more behind the back.
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by SuperSandro2000 1y ago
Stupid paywall...
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by SuperSandro2000 1y ago
some notes: - uptime kuma scales very bad, even with just 20 entries - Docker/Kubernetes is a trap, use something more suitable for a home lab like NixOS
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by SuperSandro2000 2y ago
The greet of the music labels. They would likely not have made a penny of this because you can't even buy this stuff anymore!
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by SuperSandro2000 2y ago
Who tells you that no one is ever going to change the code and just print more? It is just trust that this is not going to happen.
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by SuperSandro2000 2y ago
5 points on that some scammer is going to buy the domains and doing shady things with it.
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by SuperSandro2000 2y ago
Doing great work at dismantling the US and making it a 3rd world country.
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by SuperSandro2000 2y ago
*it won't be in the future because it is no longer the grabbag for everything. Also linking things to /usr/bin is done by the fhs which uses bubblewrap, not steam-run.
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by SuperSandro2000 2y ago
Be the change you want to see and help documenting the missing parts. Also that is the old wiki but the same stays in the new one.
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by SuperSandro2000 2y ago
Everyone has some opinion. There are the people that say that flakes do to much and others are saying they do to little. No matter in which direction you go, someone is always unhappy. Eval caching depends on pure eval and pure eval was pre
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by SuperSandro2000 2y ago
Modern modules often have a settings option which directly links to the upstream documentation and you basically write the options from upstream into the settings option. I look all the time in all kind of sources and skip all the tedious a
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by SuperSandro2000 2y ago
If you are using more than 2 channels than flakes are the natural progression.
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by SuperSandro2000 2y ago
When installing Nextcloud I basically have the following 4 options: - Do everything by hand and read through the docs on every update. Does not sound like fun. - Use someones Ansible playbook and hope that they update it on time. meh, also

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