atmosx

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by atmosx 3d ago
I don’t think so. But proper firewall setup, DMZs and guest networks, patched devices (so open source devices…) go a long way…
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by atmosx 3d ago
Python might be just one of the languages required by the dev stack not the only language. Mise is the right tool for the job.
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by atmosx 4d ago
Some data: https://distrowatch.com/dwres-mobile.php?resource=popularity CachyOS is No1 the last three months and is LLM friendly. Debian is the underlying OS for a bunch of distros and its more popular. The donations are 1
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by atmosx 4d ago
lol. Every time one of these ppl says something like that, it's because he just came out of a meeting where he learned that his direct US rival is beating him... So he is suddenly interested in regulation. We've been there with
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by atmosx 6d ago
“Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, she walks into mine” I don’t about best of all time but it sure is outstanding.
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by atmosx 6d ago
Was it the beginning of a beautiful friendship, by any chance?
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by atmosx 7d ago
I always thought of the UK and London especially as most tightly monitored city on the planet. By far.
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by atmosx 13d ago
They do have fallback, they keep backups in the US. So if you want backup / data EU sovereignty it’s not really going to cut it. I don’t remember them having an outage the last many years… nothing that affected me at least.
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by atmosx 17d ago
You could pass it all to hister (searchable) and then just export to any format or keep the mbox format and simply lzma & encrypt the archive file.
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by atmosx 18d ago
Yeah, let’s go back to 1930 because if we cry wolf loud enough the wolf will disappear…? That it? Doesn’t work like that. Better adapt and see how you can turn the tool to do your bidding rather than try to piss against the wind in the hope
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by atmosx 18d ago
Hm. I wonder how much effort it would be to add this to BSDs.
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by atmosx 19d ago
The iPhone too, etc. These ppl, who think Capitalism as a religion in a couple of years will be singing another tune with the same reassurances. The movie Goya’s Ghost explains this in great detail.
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by atmosx 21d ago
Because it’s a third party service, plus CDNs have Captcha anyway.
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Ask HN: How do you protect self-hosted websites from LLM scrapers?
1 points by atmosx 21d ago|3 comments
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by atmosx 21d ago
What about adding rtk proxy?
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by atmosx 22d ago
Great service for small personal blog or a testbed. OpenBSD has httpd + acme client for SSL termination & automated rotation so the base system has just enough to host a low traffic website. For anything that requires uptime one will ha
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by atmosx 24d ago
> I was actually surprised how few programmers enjoyed the craft. In reality, it’s probably closer to 1/100 of the people who claim they do. If genuinely love the craft, LLMs should be exciting. Imagine having an LLM to discuss idea
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by atmosx 24d ago
FSB? Oh you mean Russian “Federal Security Service” ?
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by atmosx 28d ago
What this guy said :point_up: My personal take-away is this: whatever you choose, make sure it's consistent across services (not serviceA behaves like X and serviceB like Y) and make sure eng teams know _how_ these are configured and w
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by atmosx 1mo ago
You mean filtering? That could get extremely expensive computationally, though. Tools like Rspamd support LLM-based filtering, but traditional Bayesian filtering is vastly cheaper and more computationally efficient. Hm, maybe LLMs can be us
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by atmosx 1mo ago
As time goes by, the volume of “interesting articles” drops significantly anyway. LLMs have little to do with it IMO.
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by atmosx 1mo ago
You built these now because of AI / LLMs made it easier or because because resources / willpower / management decided to do it _now_ as opposed to _before_ ?
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by atmosx 1mo ago
That’s interesting, I thought they were hosted on AWS. Thanks for sharing.
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by atmosx 1mo ago
Yes
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by atmosx 1mo ago
Depends on the definition and your threat model but to make a very large story short; it’s email, others have copies (your gmail friends?). Metadata is public by default the body can be encrypted and encrypted at rest (comes with many limit
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by atmosx 1mo ago
That’s true and Fastmail runs on AWS. But it’s a start and a “feature” many have requested for years. It’s funny because the HQ and I believe their workforce is located in Australia.
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by atmosx 1mo ago
Okay, that solves two problems for me. Great news.
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by atmosx 1mo ago
That’s how the Brussels bureaucracy works. There is even a TV series about it.
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by atmosx 1mo ago
Pure gold, lol.
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by atmosx 2mo ago
There is a surprising amount of engineers who don’t understand what’s happening. So they deal with it as if it’s a funny thing… yeah if two police officers come knocking your door with hard data, you will just explain… and yeah, I mean kids

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