fuomag9

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by fuomag9 28d ago
Multiple monitors care about this :)
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by fuomag9 29d ago
If the names are not load bearing, are they even names anymore?
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by fuomag9 1mo ago
Also PITA for people as well, we have a 33% tax on crypto selling here in Italy on profits…
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by fuomag9 1mo ago
LLMs have literally sparked my joy to build software which I couldn’t before because of literal time constraints and mental overload
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by fuomag9 2mo ago
Same in Italy
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by fuomag9 2mo ago
no actual cyber model release, useless
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by fuomag9 3mo ago
Maybe they are blocking just Claude?
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by fuomag9 3mo ago
I wish you were my doctor!
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by fuomag9 3mo ago
Only first gen, 2nd gen does not have this issue anymore or it’s greatly reduced
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by fuomag9 4mo ago
Meanwhile italian subscriptions have on average 6 months notice in advance for quitting it...
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by fuomag9 4mo ago
In italy not only you can lock it, you are allowed to change bank for lower rates (surroga) without any penalty
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by fuomag9 4mo ago
I got a P1S for 500€ and what was already at the limit of my budget for what I use the 3D printer for (very sporadic small parts/gadgets)
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Nginx-Poolslip(twitter.com)
5 points by fuomag9 4mo ago|0 comments
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by fuomag9 5mo ago
I was paying 21.9€ per month to TIM for a 10/2Gbit connection Welcome to Italy :D
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by fuomag9 5mo ago
selinux on enforcement mode did not mitigate the exploit when I tested today on fedora coreos :(
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by fuomag9 5mo ago
I confirm with the GGUF version at q4, 35B-A3B starts going in thinking loops at 60k basically
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by fuomag9 5mo ago
I'm asking for a full refund of my plan via amex if this actually happens. Fuck them.
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Nekogram is leaking your phone numbers to developers via obfuscated code(github.com)
10 points by fuomag9 6mo ago|2 comments
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by fuomag9 7mo ago
it's possible to make entries autofill only for the specific subdomain. But otherwise, you're correct.
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by fuomag9 7mo ago
In Italy it’s a crime punishable up to 12 years to access any protected computer system without authorization, especially if it causes a DoS to the owner Consider the case of selfhosting a web service on a low performance server and the abu
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by fuomag9 8mo ago
Completely agree, there’s so many small projects I’d never been able to even start in my free time, because I’m NOT a full-stack dev and I’d rather not spend all my evenings fixing or working around all the small changes and quirks of the $
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by fuomag9 8mo ago
I use DoH behind a reverse proxy with my own domain daily without any kind of issue
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by fuomag9 9mo ago
The cookie consent definitely feels not legal in europe
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Docker Auth Issues
1 points by fuomag9 9mo ago|0 comments
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by fuomag9 9mo ago
As an European, I HATE when my data is mishandled or leaked (and this is basically the entire point of the GDPR)
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by fuomag9 11mo ago
Discord no, but my credit card from Advanzia bank actually changed their TOS to allow AI training with your submitted documents for their anti-fraud model. I complained to the CNPD of Luxembourg and sent a GDPR request, as they defaulted to
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by fuomag9 1y ago
I've stopped developing for android as I did not want my address to be public for everyone thanks to google's decisions on how to interpret the EU regulation laws. I'm definitely not surprised by their current behaviour
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by fuomag9 1y ago
It doesn't make any sense to deploy a full gitlab just to get a docker registry. RBAC is also associated with repositories and users in a way that is unconventional to manage
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by fuomag9 1y ago
I felt like the model degraded lately as well, I've been using Claude everyday for months now
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by fuomag9 1y ago
Jellyfin! Never ever looked back :)

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