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by exiguus 4d ago
This gives off major "we don’t trust our own product" energy. Actually, they tell exactly this. Matrix vibes, anyone? Also, unpopular opinion: The 4th movie isn’t as bad as people say.
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by exiguus 10d ago
The U.S. government’s track record is concerning. After their actions against AntifaOst, numerous NGOs, such as 'Die Rote Hilfe,' were stripped of their banking access in Europe.
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by exiguus 12d ago
It was bought, but after the renaming. Today IBM only build Servers. Mainframes. All other PC, Laptop and Server Production/Branding is sold. IBM rebranded mainly to IBM iX. A full service agency. Hardware is now Mainframes. And other
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by exiguus 19d ago
There is also an article on we will free us [1] if you want to dive deeper into that rabbit hole. [1] https://www.wewillfreeus.org/the-server-called-paranoia-defe...
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U.S. sanctions against the A/I Collective(inventati.org)
711 points by exiguus 19d ago|773 comments
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by exiguus 22d ago
Maybe they go with Hetzner S3 that cost 7,5EUR/Month for a TB.
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by exiguus 22d ago
What does a TB S3 cost a month?
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by exiguus 22d ago
IMO the good news about CodeFleo is, that they are very transparent of how they do the job. And as fare as I understand them, they store data in S3.
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by exiguus 22d ago
It's a Company in Switzerland that tell they host most of there stuff with Hetzner in Germany.
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by exiguus 23d ago
As far as I can tell; it's not EU. It's Switzerland. Which is a huge difference when you think about data protection and privacy. --- Btw: If I try to open the website in a normal browser, I can't, because they have some kind
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by exiguus 1mo ago
Is that because this is the last chance before Hollywood and movie theaters go under?
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by exiguus 1mo ago
An em dash does not make the fact that it is written by LLM. Its use alone signals a command of style and precision. Nearly every Newspaper article is written by an LLM, if we follow this logic.
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by exiguus 2mo ago
Personally, its my Japanese Pizza. Both ramen and pizza have historical roots as affordable, filling meals for the working class and poor communities. If you avoid the pork, it becomes less fast-food-ish.
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The Empty Field That Wasn't: GPS, OTAD and Two Decades of Encrypted Broadcasts(sjmurdoch.github.io)
10 points by exiguus 2mo ago|0 comments
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by exiguus 2mo ago
In my view, if blocking is necessary, whitelisting is generally more effective than blacklisting. And if whitelisting isn't feasible, this might be a poor solution. On the other hand, tools like Cloudflare and Anubis can create serous
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by exiguus 2mo ago
I looked it up, because for me it looked kind of cool. It's tangled not Forgejo when i got it right. [1] https://tangled.org/
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by exiguus 2mo ago
The facts I was missing (also in the article): The changes made by Codeberg e.V. are: First: > 7. You must not share projects that mostly consist of code written by "generative AI"-tools (including services such as Claude, Open
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by exiguus 2mo ago
The facts are missing in the Article. The changes really made by Codeberg e.V. are: First: > 7. You must not share projects that mostly consist of code written by "generative AI"-tools (including services such as Claude , Ope
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by exiguus 2mo ago
That's not true. The new "rule" say: > 7. You must not share projects that mostly consist of code written by "generative AI"-tools (including services such as Claude , OpenAI Codex ). Such projects having an un
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by exiguus 2mo ago
I think we should point out that Codeberg is a e.V. and that they have a Mission Statement [1] > The mission of Codeberg e.V. is to build and maintain a free collaboration platform for creating, archiving, and preserving code and to docu
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by exiguus 2mo ago
When I read the issues thread on Codeberg, it reaffirmed my decision to self-host my Git repositories and mirror them to GitHub, GitLab, and Codeberg. At the time, I chose this approach because Codeberg already had its "no private repo
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by exiguus 2mo ago
IndieWeb is a form of social media. People have a certain image of themselves, and the internet helps them live up to it. Whether we're writing comments on HN, posting toots on Mastodon, uploading videos to TikTok, or writing a post on
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by exiguus 2mo ago
I have a similar experience with a tendency to Digital Ocean. Actually, I semi-automatically collect IPs that are banned by (mostly SSH) fail2ban and eBPF bans from dnsdist. These IPs are then merged into CIDRs, which are used as ipsets in
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by exiguus 2mo ago
I also think that educated and wealthy parents are better able to support their children; from education and financial literacy to real estate and plain money. However, I do think that this support makes the children more independent when t
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by exiguus 2mo ago
I also thought that YC might be younger, but then i remembered that most (successful) founders are 40+. Do we know something about YC demographics? Aside from the fact that it's obvious that a great many of them come from STEM fields.
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by exiguus 2mo ago
I've asked myself the same question. And I've come to the conclusion that there's a difference between feeling independent and being independent. Like: I built a $50 billion business with my own hands. Okay, I got the first $
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by exiguus 2mo ago
The question that was ask in the survey was: How financially independent you currently feel from your parents (meaning you could support yourself without them if needed) I understand that YC is questioning the results of the survey. The YC
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by exiguus 2mo ago
Personally, I know several databases where single tables have +500GB and the database has +100TB. With this huge databases the restore and backup process over network become indeed a bottleneck. So I can agree with the author. Also, the aut
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by exiguus 2mo ago
As I understand the author: They describe the journey of scale from a single database server over read replicas to sharding. And its not only about a single server, its also about network (backup, restore).
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by exiguus 2mo ago
Maybe it becomes headline when the Gulf Stream collapses; but until then: Climate Change does not exist. And actually I read about it a while ago.

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