chadsix

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by chadsix 2y ago
Great Job! I built something similar but different -- specifically just for tasks without voice -- https://asht.ar -- that might be worth checking out! We are at 1000+ users and growing! ^^
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Show HN: Ashtar Is a Task Interface (TI) for AI(asht.ar)
2 points by chadsix 2y ago|0 comments
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by chadsix 2y ago
To be fair, it's much easier than one can imagine (try ollama on macOS for example). In the end, Apple wrote a lot of longwinded text, but the summary is "you have to trust us." I don't trust Apple - in fact, even the pe
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by chadsix 2y ago
Exactly. You can only trust yourself [1] and should self host. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_JyDvBbZ6Q
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by chadsix 2y ago
Great point! We offer 5 because we're geared toward helping people host appliances as opposed to raw network setup! We also offer automatic RDNS with this as well as the Cloud Seeder appliance! Thanks again for your comments and as wel
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by chadsix 2y ago
I am part of a company that promotes self hosting and provides external routing for self hosting [1] We made Cloud Seeder [2] an open source application that makes deploying and managing your self-hosted server a 1-click issue! Hope this co
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by chadsix 2y ago
You can also do this with 1-click and no effort using Cloud Seeder [1] [1] https://github.com/ipv6rslimited/cloudseeder </shameless>
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by chadsix 2y ago
And for those of you that don't have an external IP, you can use services that provide egress for you like IPv6.rs. [1] [1] I'm DevOps there! ;)
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by chadsix 2y ago
> if you have to reason about how the operator will handle legal threats, you shouldn't bother reasoning about the messenger at all. That's true. You need to run your own platform people. XMPP is plenty simple, plenty powerful,
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by chadsix 2y ago
I for one am a fan of the short and sweet. I think it's very straight forward -- if someone follows the video they can do the same, with you, in real time and I think that's great. Good job and good luck with your speech tomorrow.
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by chadsix 2y ago
I'm surprised that nobody suggested self hosting a GitLab or Gitea instance. [1] [1] https://ipv6.rs/cloudseeder
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by chadsix 2y ago
While we haven't made a box, we made the software side in GoLang [1] This lets you host the most popular self hosted apps with a click[2] and you get an IP from us. :-) [1] https://github.com/ipv6rslimited/cloudsee
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by chadsix 2y ago
And you can self host it on your own computer with 1-click [1] [1] https://github.com/ipv6rslimited/cloudseeder
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by chadsix 2y ago
In light of the issues being uncovered about Signal (storing messages and media encrypted, but storing the key unencrypted on the same filesystem) among other things, I thought it might be worth making sure everyone on HN is aware that Jabb
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Awesome XMPP(github.com)
5 points by chadsix 2y ago|1 comments
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by chadsix 2y ago
We've been addressing this by taking all of this 'trust' out of the equation at IPv6.rs which is all in the open [1] </shameless> [1] https://github.com/ipv6rslimited/
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by chadsix 2y ago
We help people self host hands free [1] so different factors guide decisions for them. :) [1] https://ipv6.rs/cloudseeder
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by chadsix 2y ago
Cloudflare is definitely less trustworthy than a random outsourced IT guy - there are many random IT guys across the world at Cloudflare [1]. [1] https://blog.ipv6.rs/understanding-tls-mitm-and-privacy-poli...
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by chadsix 2y ago
We made a simple way to lock QBittorrent into a VPN in a container [1]. It's probably simple enough to follow what we did in the config script to set it up for your use case (all open source [2]). [1] https://www.youtube.com
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Show HN: Using the djb2 hash to map IP addresses to readable words for the lulz
2 points by chadsix 2y ago|0 comments
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by chadsix 2y ago
There are definitely easier ways to get IPv6 if you don't want to deal with the networking. I feel like I'm doing a lot of plugging of IPv6.rs [1], but I guess that's a testament to just how much demand there is for IPv6. [1]
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by chadsix 2y ago
You should never use an LLM/AI Chatbot with a third party service for anything that could be confidential, private in nature, or may have to do with your security. All of the LLM/AI providers can read your contents. The only thing
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by chadsix 2y ago
> Then, if your server’s hard drive grows legs and walks out of the data center, your users’ most sensitive data will remain confidential. > Unfortunately, for the server-side encryption at rest use case, that’s basically all that Dis
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Azure and IPv6: I think we have critical mass boys(azure.github.io)
3 points by chadsix 2y ago|0 comments
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by chadsix 2y ago
You can literally just self host and run open source software and it will be the same experience or even better since you won't have your meta data spied on at the same time.
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by chadsix 2y ago
Just wanted to chime in and say thank you Seth for all of the work you did to create LetsEncrypt. You've made the internet safer for all of us. I believe that IPv6 [1] is without a doubt coming in the future. Even with carrier grade NA
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by chadsix 2y ago
We do backwards and forwards compatibility between v4 and v6 using NAT64+DNS64 between IPv6 -> IPv4[1] and a reverse proxy (delorean) for IPv4 -> IPv6 [2]. To ensure reachability to IPv4 endpoints without a domain, we use visibleip.co
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by chadsix 2y ago
That's unfortunate. Thanks for the heads up.
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by chadsix 2y ago
Thanks for posting this. Given the alleged racketeering issues Cloudflare may have been engaged in [1], it does seem quite important people know the background of CF. Someone appears to have flagged it, but I wrote a post covering some of t
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by chadsix 2y ago
Again, none of this explains why they asked for 120k/year and shut it down after they didn't pay. It doesn't matter the reasoning - its the execution wherein lies the issue - this is an extortionary business practice plain an

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