Cyberflunk
@Cyberflunk@lemmy.world
- Comment on How much time and money would it take to set up and maintain a server similar to disroot.org, offering the same services, for a group of ten people? 7 hours ago:
This project should be significantly easier to for folks if you add claude code to your stack. cc is an excellent admin, and server manager.
- Comment on Space battle games for casual player? 4 days ago:
everspace 2 should scratch that itch
- Comment on Google Confirms Non-ADB APK Installs Will Require Developer Registration 1 week ago:
i bailed on android to join my family on ios, and i hate it. now i cant even go back comfortably. so… linux phones?
- Comment on Google is blocking AI searches for Trump and dementia 1 week ago:
The post is likely referring to a long-standing controversy around Brendan Eich, the founder and CEO of Brave (the browser and search engine company). In 2008, Eich donated $1,000 to support California's Proposition 8, a ballot measure that banned same-sex marriage (later overturned by courts). This came to light in 2014 when he was briefly appointed CEO of Mozilla, leading to widespread backlash from employees, users, and activists who viewed it as anti-LGBTQ+. Eich resigned from Mozilla after just 11 days amid the outcry, expressing regret for causing pain but not fully recanting his views. Some people, including in the LGBTQ+ community and allies, continue to avoid or criticize Brave on these grounds, seeing it as support for leadership with historically discriminatory stances. This isn't a "new" issue in 2025—it's tied to events from over a decade ago—but it persists in discussions about ethical tech choices. Brave has faced other unrelated controversies (e.g., ad practices), but this one specifically relates to anti-LGBT perceptions. For more details: - [Wikipedia on Brendan Eich](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brendan_Eich) - [Article on the Mozilla controversy](https://www.osnews.com/story/27646/the-new-mozilla-ceos-political-past-is-imperiling-his-present/) - [Recent discussion on Brave controversies](https://www.reddit.com/r/browsers/comments/1j1pq7b/list_of_brave_browser_controversies/) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43300333
well fuck! brave is the one browser that fits all my needs.
- Comment on Google is blocking AI searches for Trump and dementia 1 week ago:
Kagi,brave, startpage, ddg, are good to go. Trump def has dementia
- Comment on Do bots/scrapers check uncommon ports? 2 weeks ago:
Read up on shodan.io. bot networks and scrapers can use the database as a seed to find open ports.
The cli massscan can (under reasonable conditions) scan the the entire ipv4 address space for a single port in 3 minutes. It would take an estimated 74 years for massscan to scan all 64k ports for the entire ipv4 network.
So, using a seed like shodan, can compliment scanners/scrapers to isolate ip addresses to further recon.
I honestly don’t know if this helps your question, I don’t actually know, but I’ve written a lot of scanning agents (not ai, old school agents) to recon for red/blue teams. I never started with raw internet guesses, I always used a seed. Shodan, or other scan results.
- Comment on [Help] Media Server + *arr stack: Follow TRaSH guides or my own setup? 2 weeks ago:
Wow, you really told me. I hope you feel.
I’ve learned my lesson. Good job.
- Comment on [Help] Media Server + *arr stack: Follow TRaSH guides or my own setup? 2 weeks ago:
Look out, I’m about to mention AI.
I had most arr things I wanted setup already. I have a putio stack mostly.
I decided to refactor the setup a while ago, shit was always breaking, and I just didn’t want to put time into it.
So I launched Claude code, started a server-manager repo, and about 3 hours later, I had a EXCELLENT setup, all my fave release groups on priority, resolutions I want, it found ally Plex media, stuck it in sonarr, reccomended I start a trakt account, which I did, and now every upcoming scifi, fantasy, horror, action flick gets picked up automatically, it created its own putio uploader, and downloader, I bought filebot on it’s reccomendation, and now all my media is renamed perfectly, I signed up for subs, I have subtitles everywhere. My audiobook library was imported, and it figured out what audiobooks I buy and what I don’t, gave me a stern talking to about piracy, then I launched opencode and used grok4 to process my audible books to remove drm. (Grok really doesn’t say no to many requests. However fuck Elon, so i don’t use it more often.) Claude setup a docker environment with qbitorrent, with a deadmans switch, it will only connect via my VPN. So I could get rid of putio, which I won’t.
I asked for monitoring and it spun up uptimekuma. In the middle of the project we decided to use coolify toanage everything. Again, it set the whole f’n thing up. This was the only thing I had to finalize, UNTIL I found out there’s an API, so Claude read the API docs and now runs my coolify platform.
Honestly the afternoon was fun as hell, claude-code just set everything up, I had to guide/steer it some, but it was able to read documentation on its own and tighten up my setup. It even optimized my docker to properly use my gpus. Now I have comfyui, ollama +gptoss, also running on my network with very little effort.
I have a max subscription, and after paying a few bills without it, I won’t go back. This setup burned a lot of tokens. It easily would’ve been a few hundred if I’d payed API rates. I think however a pro account would have enough tokens in a day to do something similar. You don’t even need Opus, Sonnet did fine.
So, if your stuck, get you a Claude pro subscription, hook up Claude code, and see if it can help you.
I use Claude almost all day, so this was pretty easy, but I cannot stress enough how much I dislike administering my media setup. Now I have a Claude custodian.
- Comment on 9 months after its 1.0 launch flopped, an indie dev just learned that Steam never emailed the 130,000 people who wishlisted its game 3 weeks ago:
how tf would you know this? what data could you possibly have access to that no one else does
- Comment on 9 months after its 1.0 launch flopped, an indie dev just learned that Steam never emailed the 130,000 people who wishlisted its game 3 weeks ago:
Insufferable much? you clearly lack the skill of discernment, painting exceptions with the same brush makes you no better than some neckbeard armchair quarterback. OP doesnt follow your clearly axe to grind shitty opinion.
- Comment on Elon Musk wants to rewrite "the entire corpus of human knowledge" with Grok 3 weeks ago:
Die Elon. Get in your starship and chase your Tesla you fucking nazi
- Comment on Subscription models like Xbox Game Pass are "not properly valuing" developers, says former Bethesda exec 4 weeks ago:
Fucking shit. The fucked as shit distributors and aggregation giants are devaluing developers. Stypid shit sucking weiner puking looser smooth brained FUCKS
PUNCH UP!! Wtf
- Comment on Were is the rest of the Star Trek movies in Paramount+? 5 weeks ago:
*are
- Comment on Star Trek: Scouts ☄️🖖🪐 | Official Trailer | Nick Jr. 5 weeks ago:
St is ded
- Comment on How Transparent is Clear Resin in actual use? 5 weeks ago:
ive done this research for a project and this is what i found:
Clear resin can be transparent, but “perfectly glass-like” out of the printer is a myth. Here’s what you should expect:
Raw Print Clarity
- Most SLA/DLP clear resins come out looking cloudy or frosted. Layer lines scatter light, and the cured surface tends to have a slight haze.
- Even high-end resins that advertise “water clear” need careful handling—straight off the printer they’re closer to frosted acrylic than window glass.
Post-Processing is Everything
- Sanding & Polishing: If you sand through grits (400 → 3000) and then buff/polish, you can achieve near-crystal clarity, especially on flat faces.
- Clear Coating: Spraying or dipping in clear acrylic or epoxy can restore transparency and give a smooth finish without hours of polishing.
- UV Over-curing: Too much UV exposure yellows resin and makes it cloudy. You’ll want just enough to finish curing.
- Surface Orientation: The side that prints directly against a smooth FEP or a glass plate can come out very clear—almost lens-like—while support-touching surfaces will be rough and need finishing.
Practical Reality for Your Project
If you sandwich a printed photo between two unpolished clear resin halves, the picture will likely look murky, as if behind frosted glass. If you’re willing to polish the inner faces, you’ll get a much cleaner look—but alignment and dust control will be tricky.
For something like keychains, most makers actually skip the “clear 3D print” route and:
- Use UV-curable dome resin (like jewelry makers use) poured into bezels or molds. Much easier to get crystal clear and bubble-free.
- Or laser-cut acrylic, which is optically clear and needs no polishing. You can sandwich artwork between two acrylic pieces and bond with clear adhesive.
Recommendation
Resin 3D printing can work, but only if you’re ready for a lot of sanding, polishing, and sealing. If your main goal is crisp visibility of the artwork, poured resin or acrylic sheets will get you there faster and with more reliable clarity. The printer route shines more when you want unusual shapes or embedded 3D geometry.
- Comment on Massively Overthinking: Is it possible to launch a new subscription MMORPG in 2025? 5 weeks ago:
the spice must flow…
- Comment on YSK that in several US States, it's illegal to boycott Israel 5 weeks ago:
America is starting to feel that yoke
- Comment on Chhoto URL v6.3.0 is out now: A simple, blazingly fast, selfhosted URL shortener with no unnecessary features; written in Rust. 1 month ago:
Software typically has features because people want them, so unnecessary is utterly relative
- Comment on YSK 4get is a privacy respecting proxy search engine that can be self hosted 1 month ago:
Fuck this project and fuck the dev. Support searxng
- Comment on Inspiring. Innovating. 1 month ago:
Fuck this postt, this is all fiction. There are initiatives that AMERICA IS DESTROYING.
Occidental and 1PointFive can’t secure permits, let alone funding, it’s all hand waving slop.
3 fucking minutes of research is all it takes
- Comment on Any FLOSS alternative's to Ground News? 1 month ago:
i use a custom n8n routine to gather and vet news. im just trading one ai for one I make the mistakes with
- Comment on 1 month ago:
i called my boss this for loosing hos local work to a
git -fd
- Comment on Captain Picard and his crew try to work from home (Parody) 1 month ago:
well that was fuckin hilarious, thnx!
- Comment on Is this month's Humble worth it if I'm not into Persona? 1 month ago:
wildmender is great, such a hidden gem
- Comment on Trump mobilizing up to 1,700 National Guards troops in 19 states in crime crackdown 1 month ago:
marshal law, no more voting, he told us as much in the run up “we’re gonna fix it, you’ll never have to vote again”
- Comment on People were mad because they lost their AI boyfriend after GPT-4o deprecation 2 months ago:
Gpt5 didn’t loose those context, just a different brain
- Comment on ICE agents pointed guns at a US citizen when she walked out on to her yard to ask why they were arresting her (legal immigrant) partner. 2 months ago:
卐 ᛋᛋ Nazi states of America ᛋᛋ 卍
- Comment on How do you configure CSP on 20+ applications ? 2 months ago:
I started with this in 2021 mgdm.net/weblog/csp-logging-with-nginx/
At some point in 2024 i got Claude to take over this management. Now i have an agent that maintains this workflow, and all csp reports are in nginx/json
- Comment on Payment Processors Are Pressuring Major Gaming Vendors to Pull LGBTQ+ and NSFW Titles 2 months ago:
Jumped up bitches telling everyone how to live. Enjoy your doxxing.
- Comment on How to enhance Caddy's basic_auth? 2 months ago:
Check out supertokens.io
I see voidauth already mentioned, great setup also