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Omarchy and My Security Sweet Spot(blog.fidelramos.net)
9 points by fidelramos 16d ago|2 comments
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Custom Git Trailers with Magit(blog.fidelramos.net)
6 points by fidelramos 1mo ago|1 comments
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Supply-chain hygiene for Emacs: LLM review of package upgrades(blog.fidelramos.net)
3 points by fidelramos 1mo ago|0 comments
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by fidelramos 2mo ago
Doing "almost exactly the same thing" is fubdamental to competition and capitalism. The ones doing it better will survive, that's how we improve. About climate, I think you overplay it. China is already investing heavily in n
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by fidelramos 3mo ago
I'm using firejail to sandbox Opencode, for security and to keep the agents from personal data. I documented it in my blog [1]. [1] https://blog.fidelramos.net/software/how-i-sandbox-ai-agents...
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by fidelramos 3mo ago
https://github.com/haplo/pelican-theme-reflex — My Pelican [1] theme. While I started it before LLMs were a thing, I was recently able to tackle all my open TODO items with AI. https://github.com/haplo&
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by fidelramos 4mo ago
I've been eyeing the MNT Pocket Reform for a while: https://shop.mntre.com/products/mnt-pocket-reform
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by fidelramos 4mo ago
I posted the link to the Spanish article by mistake, please notice that there is an English version available: https://blog.fidelramos.net/software/tailscale-3-syncthing
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by fidelramos 4mo ago
You are correct, this article is part of my self-hosted Tailscale series using Headscale, which is why I'm receiving the full benefits of moving Syncthing to it. Otherwise Tailscale would keep the same metadata that Syncthing discovery
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Syncthing over Tailscale(blog.fidelramos.net)
4 points by fidelramos 4mo ago|3 comments
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by fidelramos 4mo ago
At least DAI is holding well. It existed before LUNA and it continues to work today.
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How I Sandbox My AI Agents(blog.fidelramos.net)
3 points by fidelramos 4mo ago|0 comments
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Self-hosted Tailscale, Part 2: Ad-blocking DNS(blog.fidelramos.net)
5 points by fidelramos 4mo ago|0 comments
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Self-hosted Tailscale, Part 1: Headscale and clients(blog.fidelramos.net)
7 points by fidelramos 5mo ago|0 comments
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by fidelramos 5mo ago
This is so cool that we can port useful stuff like this in minutes, thanks for sharing! I packaged it for Arch Linux AUR: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/whatcable-linux
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by fidelramos 6mo ago
Is that accounting for SpaceX stages being reusable? Honest question.
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Self-Hosted Home, Part 1: Design and Planning(blog.fidelramos.net)
5 points by fidelramos 8mo ago|0 comments
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by fidelramos 8mo ago
Make it Monero mining, it's CPU-efficient and private.
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by fidelramos 8mo ago
https://fidelramos.net - I'm trying to blog more in hope my children will read it some day, it's kind of autobiographical of my interests.
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by fidelramos 1y ago
You are right of course, but I consider that a hardware concern, not BIOS.
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by fidelramos 1y ago
What about Coreboot/Libreboot? https://www.coreboot.org/ https://libreboot.org/
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by fidelramos 1y ago
Right, that's why the whitepaper is titled "Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System". The idea is to bring many of cash payments features to the digital world, which are not possible with payment systems with intermedi
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by fidelramos 1y ago
That was precisely Bitcoin's goal as stated in its whitepaper [0] > A purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash would allow online payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a financial institu
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by fidelramos 1y ago
A decentralized blockchain has no middlemen, the trust is put in the network to be honest.
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by fidelramos 1y ago
> So why didn't crypto block or ban them from doing these scams using their technology? Bitcoin code is open-source. How do you prevent someone from using open-source?
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by fidelramos 1y ago
> If you could pay rent and utilities and buy food using some sufficiently decentralized token, crypto may become a viable alternative. You can do all that today, although it requires some learning and setup, but at least in the US it&#x
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by fidelramos 1y ago
As a GrapheneOS user I can speak of my experience: the app for my bank was working fine until 2 months ago, when after an upgrade it stopped working because of Integration API. I will contact them to try to get them to support GrapheneOS, b
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by fidelramos 2y ago
I read OP as in "they just don't care about privacy [enough to change their behavior]", and in that sense I fully agree. Same can be said about climate change. Sure they worry and complain, but when pointing out concrete meas
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by fidelramos 2y ago
Some people will learn to use these AIs to make top-quality audiobooks (and books, movies, TV shows, comics...). It will be a more manual process than pressing a button, but still orders of magnitude less than what it took before. As a resu
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by fidelramos 2y ago
The Digikam DB is SQLite on a fast NVMe drive. The photos are on a 4 TB SSD. I have been using Digikam for maybe a decads, so the collection has been growing with me, but no issues so far.

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