TabTwo

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by TabTwo 7d ago
The law requires to mention the outstanding documentation “Office Space“ here.
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by TabTwo 9d ago
Why does XTINK even bother with their own firmware. Let their developer work on Crosspoint and make great hardware.
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by TabTwo 1mo ago
oh, thats an awesome idea!
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by TabTwo 1mo ago
forgejo for hosting, woodpecker for CI/CD. Hopefully forgejo gets federation in the near future because öets face it, opening an issue on Github is easy because you have an user there but you wont get one on my private forgejo instance
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by TabTwo 1mo ago
The current idea of passwordless seems to be "give me your email and put in the 6 digits i send you" - who ever pushes this absurdity, I hope you have an itch and short arms.
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by TabTwo 2mo ago
The sad part of it, way back we had to deal with icq, msn, Yahoo and then had the chance to reunite every one with XMPP. But that dream failed. Now we have a gazillion of services with anoying things like FOSS projects using closed source s
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by TabTwo 2mo ago
Last year ours bloomed, too. The problem is that it happens to late in the year and I can’t wrap that 5m high “tree” to protect from the cold. So the bananas were the size of your pinky. Next problem, once they bloom, they die. So yes, clim
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by TabTwo 3mo ago
No, bring back NetNews/NNTP. This spreading of communities over dozens of (commercial) services is annoying. And don't get me started about open source projects using WhatsApp groups as their main place to discuss things.
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by TabTwo 4mo ago
Whoever says this matters the most. Thats like Microsoft saying "Don't use Linux because selling an operating system is what matters"
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by TabTwo 4mo ago
Hope this changes the state of things like API access at Udemy
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by TabTwo 5mo ago
I run my own forge to host my code, because why not. You can clone my code and you can send me patches by mail. But if I want you to participate in discussions, stars, pr-review or all the fancy stuff that makes a forge more than just a hos
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by TabTwo 5mo ago
I remember removing the IPX route entries from our Cat65 MSFC back in 2006 and from the ATM/Framerelay WAN Equipment. Wasn't very popular with the customers. I also remember the first IPv6 Workshop on W2k SP3 back in 2002. Not tha
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by TabTwo 5mo ago
Thanks to the trend to SASE like Palo Alto GlobalProtect or ZScsler this practice is not a good idea anymore. Speaking of ZScaler, they are still IPv4 only, right?
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by TabTwo 5mo ago
Had Google trying to send me mails to non-existing mail-addresses over months. You would think their logs might catch something like that or they would react to my complaints ... they don't and they just dont care. It sometimes stops f
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by TabTwo 7mo ago
Wait till you learn about companies replacing the opensource parts of their stack/products with something an AI coding agent produced. They do this to get rid of all the burden that comes with using opensource like risking to get sued
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by TabTwo 7mo ago
Nice. I just use org-mode + lots of recurring tasks. Like car.org has monthly tasks for check fluids, clean inside, clean outside. In April and October theres a task to remind me to change tires and as I'm German a task to remind me ye
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by TabTwo 8mo ago
Pet food and clothes, quite some portfolio to add a company like Threema
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by TabTwo 10mo ago
Got 10 hits. 8 of the email adressess were invalid like user1@ and user2@ while user@ would be the valid one
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by TabTwo 1y ago
Curious question, this case is pure PP. What about shilding EMV emissions? Is this "legal" to run a pc open like that?
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by TabTwo 1y ago
I'm not sure what customers Synology is targeting. Small office/home office (SoHo) was their original market, but these customers won't be willing to pay high prices per drive. Medium-sized businesses? They mostly move their
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by TabTwo 1y ago
naming things - always the easy part of the setup
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by TabTwo 1y ago
sure you can, take your business elsewhere
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by TabTwo 2y ago
Isn't most of their stuff open source?
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by TabTwo 2y ago
As long as you have enterprise products like zscaler, that do not support IPv6. Or switches and routers that are broken in different ways with every update. Userproperties in Active Directory that are to short to insert an IPv6 address. Why
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by TabTwo 2y ago
Squeeze as much money from the customers until their pain is big enough and they migrate away from VMware.
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by TabTwo 2y ago
As a firewall-admin this comment really annoys me. Heres why: Lots of calls from people complaining their application is not working because the network is broken. Look! at! this! traceroute! supporting! my! complaint!!! Yeah, it is because
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by TabTwo 3y ago
Feed not loading in Instagram
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by TabTwo 3y ago
They only do IPv4, right? At least the only mention v4 addresses on the GitHub page.
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by TabTwo 4y ago
Oh cry me a river. You don't pay for it - you are not a customer, you're probably the product. You don't own the server - you dont own the data on this server/service (anymore). You cant afford to pay for such service -
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by TabTwo 4y ago
It’s a religion and now someone proved „there is no god“. Besides the money they spent, these people must really have a hard time. Really feel sorry for them.

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