kunagi7

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by kunagi7 1y ago
I started to get 503 errors at 19:36 UTC in my monitoring instance. Opened github.com and looks down to me.
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by kunagi7 2y ago
Thanks, I spent the whole day reading this awesome blog, thank you so much for posting it! I loved the articles about their daily life at the Pole, it feels surreal to see an almost regular building with kitchens, showers and other amenitie
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by kunagi7 2y ago
That was funny, the "Igor is only powered by Ethernet" phrase made me laugh way too much. Also, I did not know about Hacker Typer, I will keep it around :).
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by kunagi7 2y ago
I use several sites like ArtStation, Pixiv and aggregators to download new wallpapers for my devices. This used to be an entertaining experience to see all the kinds of beautiful art people used to create... But as you said it is getting fi
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by kunagi7 2y ago
I can use it with a VPN but only if I have an already logged-in session. Without a logged-in session, I can only see error messages which change randomly. Most of them seem to be either an IP range blocking page or an image with "You b
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by kunagi7 2y ago
Even if they have a "real" picture or a credible description that is not good enough. Instead of using an anime character a malicious actor could use an image generator [0], they could generate a few images, obtain something credi
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by kunagi7 2y ago
Seems like AWS did contribute to Redis and has implemented quite a few features [1] and have been partners for quite a while [2]. This could not have any effect for AWS but for other cloud providers instead. [1] https://aws.amazo
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by kunagi7 3y ago
I will keep this script around. Half of the article became "bullshit" and that shows to which kind of public is this information directed to.
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by kunagi7 3y ago
I am also lucky, I got a Suica in 2017 and I used it ever since in every trip to Japan! It seems to last quite a while. Maybe I should get an electronic Suica on my iPhone just in case though. After looking around Nagoya's Manaca websi
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by kunagi7 4y ago
The clocks' problem is also replicated at the European side of the Atlantic. The current situation is terrible but opinions differ between locking the clock at standard time or daylight savings time. The EU tried to step in both 2019 a
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by kunagi7 4y ago
To fully control the Black Sea Russia needs control over Ukraine, Turkey, Bulgaria, Romania and Georgia (in that order). 3 of them are NATO members [0] and the other two are already under western influence. Try to mess with any of them and
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by kunagi7 4y ago
Sadly it's not something that has an easy answer. Trying to switch systems peacefully without losing total control of a country is not an easy feat. Even countries that managed to do that like Germany's unification, Portugal (Carn
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by kunagi7 4y ago
And the "crazy nineties" happened shortly after USSR's collapse. Hyperinflation, high levels of poverty, poor law enforcement, gang wars and high unemployment where things the average exsoviet citizen had to face in his daily
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by kunagi7 4y ago
Different continent (Europe) but something similar happens with my provider (Orange). 3G works perfectly to make phone calls (since VoLTE is a bit of a disaster here, most phones don't work with it) but for data is pretty much hit or m
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by kunagi7 4y ago
Well, they can just stuff a 5G NB-IoT modem inside of newer TVs, using eSIMs received by OTA (either WiFi or a previous valid eSIM). As long as the manufacturer foots the eSIM bill (and it's profitable) they can serve ads.
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by kunagi7 4y ago
Sorry, I forgot about WW2! I referred to Afghanistan since it was the last big War the soviets fought before their country fell.
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by kunagi7 4y ago
First of all, RIP Gorbachev. The Soviet Union ceased to exist in December 26, 1991 [0]. Russia is not the USSR, and it's almost impossible it will never be anything remotely close. Most of the former USSR industrial capabilities where
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by kunagi7 4y ago
I still run an old tablet with 5.1, and a phone with 7.1. I've seen 10 year old iPads running on the wild, albeit for basic tasks. Still, this situation makes me quite sad. Why I can't easily update my phone OS like I do with my L
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by kunagi7 4y ago
Well, most extensions seem to work great already. But that requires using either Nightly Firefox (and some hacks) or using a fork (like Iceraven) that loads a different extension list. So, it's easier to switch to browsers like Kiwi Br
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by kunagi7 4y ago
It was down for me too but it now works. The website feels fast again but GIT operations still are a bit slower than usual.
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by kunagi7 5y ago
Looks like both Core and Android versions were abandoned back in 2016. Oddly enough, the web version was abandoned in 2018. Still, all versions seem to be React based.
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by kunagi7 5y ago
The iPad did indeed win. But there is healthy competition from brands like Samsung (I have a Tab A [1] and it works ok-ish), Xiaomi (Mi Pads), Huawei, Kindle Fire... [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_Tab_
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by kunagi7 5y ago
Big demonstrations attract all the... Let's call them "different thinking people" around them. Even if demonstrations were done in closed spaces with proper access control some of them would enter anyway. Communists, Nazis, C
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by kunagi7 5y ago
Seems like most people aren't used to huge protests like we used to have in western countries. Real protests (for things like worker's rights, preventing wrongful laws from passing) were quite common 20 years ago at least in Weste
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by kunagi7 5y ago
As an outsider this movement looks mostly peaceful and legit. Sometimes you have to endure some protests to get an idea/movement through. I respect them and hope their voice is heard. Canadian truckers are fighting for Canadians rights
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by kunagi7 5y ago
No ñ no fun! P.S: There's a Japanese one, good luck! https://aseruneko.github.io/WORDLEja/
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by kunagi7 5y ago
As someone who uses a graphics tablet (Wacom) I'm glad Xorg is somehow actively developed again or I would just switch to Mac/Windows. I tried Wayland for around four years (GNOME, sway, KDE), almost daily. I have a multiple monit
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by kunagi7 5y ago
Well, it's not exactly a great idea but you can replace init with Emacs and it will boot [1]. You have basic utilities like a shell, file manager and with plugins you can run a music player... [1] http://www.informatimago.co
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by kunagi7 5y ago
It used to be like that, every television outlet had their own political views and openly criticized the opposing ones. However, when the pandemic started the government spent over 15 million euros directly in private televisions [1], and g
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by kunagi7 5y ago
Exactly. It's still a victory but its value is nil. It's like removing Bayern Munich or PSG from the Champions League and being happy that Benfica or Villareal get to the finals.

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