celeryd

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by celeryd 5mo ago
Finally, TLS 1.2 is baseline, after having been released 18 years ago.
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by celeryd 5mo ago
This is stupid without color calibration, or even contrast/brightness levels on your monitor, which can turn these turquoise shades into other colors entirely.
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by celeryd 5mo ago
Apple is currently lightyears ahead in privacy compared to any other major consumer tech company, is this going to still be the case with Mr. Ternus at the helm? That's not a question meant to be answered right away, but my current mi
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by celeryd 6mo ago
Guess I better make a third alt
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by celeryd 7mo ago
Any way to download them all at once?
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by celeryd 7mo ago
Did you build in regions you don't even use and then forget about it?
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by celeryd 7mo ago
Why does that matter? Being oblivious to obfuscated binaries is like failing the captcha test. Let's say instead of reversing, the job was to pick apples. Let's say an AI can pick all the apples in an orchard in normal weather con
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by celeryd 9mo ago
It's a country not a ticker symbol. VE is proper but even VZ would be better.
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by celeryd 9mo ago
If it can't generate non-sexual content of a woman in a bikini, I am not interested.
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by celeryd 9mo ago
Are these meetings truly constrained to the continental US?
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by celeryd 9mo ago
Someone in a Scandinavian country is probably well informed of how terrible it is for the poorest and most vulnerable outside their country. The indexes are probably the same. The person in the Scandinavian country, when asked this question
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by celeryd 9mo ago
The language used on the website is very fresh! They are brave enough to call bad AI output "slop", which immediately makes me think they are trustworthy, that they are in the know. An AI bandwagoner wouldn't be brave enough
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by celeryd 9mo ago
I don't see a distinction. Vibe coding is either agent assisted coding or using chatbots as interpreters for your design goals. They are the same thing.
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by celeryd 9mo ago
> Being reliant on a single OS permanently nailed to the hardware is no less crazier. Locking OS upgrades to a network vendor is substantially crazier. It creates pockets where the hardware vendor ships a security update but your network
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by celeryd 10mo ago
Is it exfiltration if it's your own data within your own control?
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by celeryd 11mo ago
I always assumed it was Ethernet protocol itself that made wi-fi suck
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by celeryd 1y ago
I'm with you brother. Intel needs to fix their ways and I don't think a couple generations of playing second fiddle will be enough. Intel burns a lot of money on marketing hoping to trick people about how great their new shit will
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by celeryd 1y ago
Sadly, they will just have to try harder. It is still doable especially for an American, and I'm not a fan of these doomsayers' prophesying. There is still hope because TikTok and video games are putting most young people in a tra
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by celeryd 1y ago
Yes. I think American programmers are at a local optimum for combining ingenuity and work ethic. You can get more ingenuity vs work ethic or the other way around elsewhere, but the American blend seems to be best.
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by celeryd 1y ago
Maybe because Microsoft is a shit company and anything they do is sus af. And everyone knows it. And I'm tired of pretending like it's not. I wouldn't trust Microsoft to babysit my mortal enemy's kids. Maybe if they wer
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by celeryd 1y ago
We did this song and dance in RHEL. It's fine. Just use /var/tmp if you need persistent tmp storage. Gnome and X and tmux will not make you swap and if they do run xfce instead.
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by celeryd 1y ago
I use samba on Debian Linux running on a Mac Mini. The data partition lives on an externally connected Samsung SSD. It's probably not what you want, but it sure is small.
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by celeryd 1y ago
Mint is just as bad as AnduinOS, it's just an Ubuntu clone. NixOS is just Silverblue but worse. Everyone should just be using Debian, or Arch if you want to rice, or Fedora if you use RHEL at work.
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by celeryd 1y ago
Do you find there's a similarity between Spanish and Russian? In my limited experience, Russians who speak Spanish also seem to speak it quite well.
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by celeryd 1y ago
Prophetic
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by celeryd 2y ago
> So much has happened in the field of query optimization in the last 30 years, very little of which has ended up in Postgres, I think. Postgres has gotten parallel workers and a JIT, but the fundamental design is largely unchanged. Gues