lambalicious
@lambalicious@lemmy.sdf.org
- Comment on Looking to move from Caddy 1 day ago:
Harder, yes; impossible, no.
For example, even if there was currently not an alternative to a specific piece of software (might take a while, might be too niche, etc) nothing says you can’t use the latest version of Caddy or whatever before they got slopified. Lists like Open Slopware help find the correct release version numbers for that.
- Comment on Podman: Issues with multiple users running containers simultaneously 6 days ago:
Do NOT do the latter! It allows unprivileged users in the system to spawn processes to take privileged ports starting with port 80 all over to port 1024, including relevant ports like 443 (HTTPS)!
- Comment on How "secure" is your setup? 1 week ago:
It’s powered off.
- Comment on A 386 PC For Your RP2350 1 week ago:
Of note, the Frank repos listed in the article are slopified, as reported also in one of the comments in the article.
- Comment on Local charity shop rejects pre-spychip PCs. Then they get destroyed. 2 weeks ago:
The second smartest thing to do is to have someone you know / trust offer to buy the machines from the charity before they are destroyed (by getting those forwarded away from them, for example), assuming they still get some. Consider, you have a potential good, actionable source to nab good hardware.
The smartest is to get charity policy changed, but that’s more of a hassle.
- Comment on Would you use a privacy-first mobile app that watches your whole self-hosted stack — nothing phoning home? 2 weeks ago:
Mobile
Heck no. Even if the app was the best available, it’s got to live in an environment that is already sending everything to Google / Apple and trying to whine about nudes where it can, maybe to send them to the Pedophile Elite.
Only if I had something like a Graphene phone, but with the prices incumbent in their current Motorola deal, that’s about a decade away.
- Comment on 9 month gap restoration left communities marooned 3 weeks ago:
This is like the Blip!
- Comment on GitHub Has an Availability Problem. Is It Time to Look Elsewhere? 4 weeks ago:
There is zero chance for a FOSS, offline tool that uses a decades-established formatting and annotation system, but there is 100 dicksuck on AI?
Wow… get your resume ready to migrate.
- Comment on GitHub Has an Availability Problem. Is It Time to Look Elsewhere? 4 weeks ago:
Literally just use doxygen. You don’t ever need LLMs for docu.
- Comment on Self-hosted analytics and the infrastructure cost of privacy 1 month ago:
Isn’t matomo like, literally fire-and-forget?
But also, my main draw from this, is that the simplest solution to analytics is to just not need to profile people (let alone your interlocutors) in the first place. Just like with traffic and transportation problems.
- Comment on Thank you to the admin that brought old.lemmy.sdf.org back 1 month ago:
- Comment on Please weigh in: Transfer of Docker stacks to Debian 1 month ago:
Their comments on the bug tracker issue regarding staying on non-AI versions are however rather worrying, and they’ve ignored the issue completely, burying their heads in the sand.
- Comment on Please weigh in: Transfer of Docker stacks to Debian 1 month ago:
Oh! I might check up how the repo is doing during the weekend, might merit an upgrade once the next major (3.5 if I’m getting my numbers right) comes around.
- Comment on Please weigh in: Transfer of Docker stacks to Debian 1 month ago:
Don’t sweat it (yet) and just lock it in your package manager. If you are on Debian, the last reasonable versions can be apt get from snapshots.debian.org and then just apt pin / apt mark hold those.
- Comment on Please weigh in: Transfer of Docker stacks to Debian 1 month ago:
I don’t remember the exact bug but just search for “data loss” and/or “changed behaviour”, either it wil come up or the devs have been whitewashing their inclusion of AI and censoring discussions.
- Comment on Please weigh in: Transfer of Docker stacks to Debian 1 month ago:
Be wary when you use rsync, to not upgrade past version 3.4.1. Later versions were vibecoded / slopecoded and cause data loss.
- Comment on State of the Discord - A Lesson 2 months ago:
How do you even define that?
- Comment on State of the Discord - A Lesson 2 months ago:
those who can’t do, teach
- Comment on State of the Discord - A Lesson 2 months ago:
XMPP is all the goodies of IRC but modernized for the current age, and it’s not a nu-protocol like Matrix so it’s quite lightweight to host or service.
- Comment on Google pays $250K for Linux vulnerability allowing guest VM escapes 2 months ago:
You start as a bully when a kid, then grow up to be a fash / nazi, then they give you a badge and the ability to institutionalize your hate.
- Comment on Google pays $250K for Linux vulnerability allowing guest VM escapes 2 months ago:
Almost sounds like a pejorative when you say it like that! :p
- Comment on Google pays $250K for Linux vulnerability allowing guest VM escapes 2 months ago:
Wonderment is cool. The key is to know to keep it as you learn more truths about the world.
- Comment on Google pays $250K for Linux vulnerability allowing guest VM escapes 2 months ago:
as we use AI to find vulnerabilities faster (hopefully) than bad actors can use AI to find vulnerabilities.
Oh small, simple child: who do you think has the better access to AI in the first place?
- Comment on Keep Android Open (Stop Google from limiting APK file usage) 2 months ago:
Only if efforts can transfer over, which means devs currently standing on the paid side of Google!Android would have to move over to develop Linux mobile and develop for Linux mobile.
- Comment on Selfhosted & AI - Part 2: The Results 2 months ago:
And zero projects today don’t use AI in any forms
Everything I do is a counterexample. Get fucked.
- Comment on Selfhosted & AI - Part 2: The Results 2 months ago:
Did your LLM just have a spasm?
- Comment on Selfhosted & AI - Part 2: The Results 2 months ago:
And maybe those folks who rush to downvote will realize they can just filter out the posts instead.
Sure, but IMO that’s not the point. About one half of the point of commenting on slopware posts is to make known that the use of AI is disapproved
- Comment on Selfhosted & AI 2 months ago:
we can vibecode one together! - Comment on Self-hosting paradox: Windows for specifically MS word 7 months ago:
I can understand the point that Word is needed for producing some borked, glitched, eldritch formatting that 99% of people expect as correct because Office is that much widespread and has trained people to be Wrong on the Internet; and in that case yeah I would still recommend running a(n older version of!) Office just so that you can process (and test) that you are producing what is expected in the exchange.
It’s curious actually. While LO compatibility has improved, I don’t think anything close to an umbrella “Imitate Word [$VERSION] Breakages” option has ever been added or even considered for LO? How about the other Word imitators? Can eg.: WPS or Calligra replicate Microslop idosyncracies? Because if so, running those would be better than running Office on a remote.
- Comment on Self-hosting paradox: Windows for specifically MS word 7 months ago:
If the only thing you need is not even the whole Office suite but just a Word processor (and not even any particular version) and since you’ll be remoting to it for the graphical access, you don’t need to spin up a whole Windows VM for that. You can just spin up something with Wine and install the Word component from Office 2013 on that (I’d say Office 2013 at most; you might be able to get away with Office 2007 but I wouldn’t recommend it).