maltris

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by maltris 1mo ago
You should _really_ check the legal implications because actors _will_ abuse your tool. And you likely dont want to have that responsibility on your person. That being said, I miss the good old times of omploader and all the other hosting s
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by maltris 1mo ago
You obviously are trolling. Your post starts with the very first sentence right wing extremists in germany bring on every boring conversation. It is a guarantor that an idiot is sitting in front of you and the conversation will end up doing
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by maltris 4mo ago
I think he should just retire for real (from rsync) and enjoy the time, who would take all the negativity and keep going for a volunteer project like rsync. And this has nothing to do with AI. It seems to me that a significant amount of peo
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by maltris 5mo ago
You likely restored a compromised backup because the backdoor(s) were already laying there. Or you restored to a theme/plugin with a vulnerability and had it quickly exploited again. There is some lessons to be learned from your way of
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by maltris 5mo ago
LibreOffice, VeraCrypt, WireGuard. 2 questions: Whats next? Is that a pattern?
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by maltris 6mo ago
Google some time ago deleted all my 13 years of location history while attempting to migrate it to local storage on users phones. I used it to keep track of business expenses for tax and had to collect the data someway else. Plus lost a lot
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by maltris 6mo ago
You inherited, its your choice. Thats alright. But you basically ripped out a partial root grounding your family, your kids, their kids. Sometimes these roots give strength in difficult times. Thats just my opinion and self-observation. Wha
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by maltris 6mo ago
10 is a lot given the circumstances. From which country did they originate?
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by maltris 6mo ago
That is actually pretty cool. I started doing that with the photo collections of family members, but only to add explanations to the metadata of the pictures. I might reconsider that approach now.
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by maltris 6mo ago
That is pretty cool, I would not have the time, creativity and dedication to start something like that. Wanted to donate a nice comment. Best regards
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by maltris 7mo ago
I ran ejabberd, later prosody for a while. Eventually I stopped because the contacts went away and it was just not easy enough to set up for ordinary people. Sad because the idea of running a federated chat service for your family and them
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by maltris 8mo ago
OpenERP/Odoo specifically mentioned: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/when-free-depends-on-nonfree....
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by maltris 9mo ago
Wondering: Is there a good tool for centralized ACME cert management when one runs a large infrastructure, highly available, multi location where it makes little sense to run the ACME client directly on each instance or location?
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by maltris 11mo ago
This is crazy, it happened to the SoGO webmailer, standalone or bundled with the mailcow: dockerized stack as well. They implemented a slight workaround where URLs are being encrypted to avoid pattern detection to flag it as "deceiving
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by maltris 1y ago
The thing is called freedom. There was a time on the internet where people shared media not to make any profit, but to supply those who could not afford them. There was a time in my life where I earned 215€ per month. Later 343€. There was
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by maltris 1y ago
Being the parent of a child in the boys age, this was incredibly hard to read. I started yesterday, stopped half way through, could not sleep at first, woke up in the morning to finish the story. To me, as a non-native english speaker, the
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by maltris 1y ago
Good luck finding them still. If they are not on archive.org, you are out of luck. And if that ceases to exist, even more.
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by maltris 2y ago
Man, please share a tutorial
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by maltris 2y ago
TF2 was a great game and a halloween tradition for me and some friends. Unfortunately it became public-unplayable with all the bots going on and around.
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by maltris 2y ago
Whats going on with the special snowflakes trying to get attention? First the WordPress-guy, now this one. Maybe we should all acknowledge that we are much less important than we would like to. And thats OK.
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by maltris 2y ago
The sad but funny part of this is: If I sent this to my computer science class of 12-13 year olds, 50% would not even get the joke and just go and play it like their usual brainrot cookie clicker.
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by maltris 2y ago
Having been in the field for some time and having some contacts, I must say: 100% of the companies where I get some insights are currently either already building alternatives or reviewing their options with a strong intention to leave VMwa
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by maltris 2y ago
My question is: How did Scott Helme end up with a password hash that features his own name?
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by maltris 2y ago
As an administrator running and having run this at scale, make sure to check out: - dnsdist DNS application aware loadbalancer - Opera Software dns-ui
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Show HN: A friend and I started to livestream sports events in our sports clubs [video](youtube.com)
3 points by maltris 2y ago|0 comments
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by maltris 3y ago
Ticket is 6 years old by the way ...
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by maltris 3y ago
I kid you not, WordPress.org does not support IPv6 to fetch plugins, themes etc. https://meta.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3090 "The WordPress.org systems team DO have IPv6 plans, but at present there are higher prio
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by maltris 3y ago
Its mostly german, but nowadays the translators work quite well for german to english (vice versa not so much), so I will post them anyway: https://autotagebuch.net - car repairs and experiences https://maltris.org -
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by maltris 3y ago
>The five-mile stretch of energy-saving street lights saves 2,100 kWH per week, which would amount to approximately 21 hours of ironing, or four hours of watching TV on a plasma screen. Am I missing something? Five mile stretch? 21 hours
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by maltris 3y ago
The visualizations are perfect, I will add this to our trainee introduction on loadbalancing.

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