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- Comment on Serverless Is An Architectural Handicap (And I'm Tired of Pretending it Isn't) 13 hours ago:Problem is containers mean OCI/Docker containers for most people, which distinctly are little OSs (the kernel is shared), where serverless creates a common OS stack and application framework as well. 
- Comment on Serverless Is An Architectural Handicap (And I'm Tired of Pretending it Isn't) 13 hours ago:I use serverless via knative in my homelab… 
- Comment on Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales isn’t worried about Elon Musk’s Grokipedia: ‘Not optimistic he will create anything very useful right now’ 13 hours ago:That was an intentional design choice no? 
- Comment on Sam Altman Says If Jobs Gets Wiped Out, Maybe They Weren’t Even “Real Work” to Start With 1 day ago:If they were real work to begin with why would you pay for AI to replace them? 
- Comment on It's interesting to see what qualifies as a swear in different languages. 1 day ago:Used to work with a guy that would say suck my dick/asshole in Spanish like stem to fuck with people lol It was very funny to me too 
- Comment on Poland Signs Palantir, Anduril Deals Amid Record Army Spending 1 day ago:No. For sure not. The interoperability of different tools and kit, from an outsiders perspective, kind of all over the place. Different companies have some internal interop, but generally its a mix between standards set by who ever is buying (branch, or org like NATO) and compatible with industry leader in relevant use case. At least if you look at Defense companies GitHub, Earnings Reports, and Job postings and the militaries public statements. 
- Comment on Keeping the Internet fast and secure: introducing Merkle Tree Certificates 1 day ago:Centralized services are honestly mostly ran on opensource. The network effects can still be massive bottle neck for freedom for the rest of us though 
- Comment on Join Tech Workers Coalition and help unionize tech workers - Onboarding Call Oct 29 2 days ago:Matrix has made good progress too. Honestly both are pretty good platforms. 
- Comment on The People’s Answer to ICE: Crowdsourcing Community Defense 2 days ago:Not dead yet is the same as being alive 
- Comment on The People’s Answer to ICE: Crowdsourcing Community Defense 3 days ago:Stopping blood loss saves lives. Bandaids keep cuts from festering into worse issues. Advocate for more sure, but don’t discourage people actually doing something/anything in the real world. 
- Comment on Being asked "Have you gotten the tour yet" upon entering a house for the first time is the adult equivelent of the kids asking: "Do you want to see my room?" 1 week ago:Decades later “You are more of a cuddler then I expected” still echos in my head after spending the night with a girl that clearly liked me that spent all day telling dirty jokes to. 
- Comment on Hundreds of public figures, including Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak and Virgin’s Richard Branson urge AI ‘superintelligence’ ban 1 week ago:Honestly just ban mass investment, mass power consumption and use of information acquired as part of mass survelince, military usage, etc. Like those are all regulated industries. Idc if someone works on it at home, or even a small DC. AGI that can be democratized isn’t the threat, it’s those determined to make a super weapon for world domination. Those plans need to fucking stop regardless if it’s AGI or not 
- Comment on If you eat free range eggs, you're probably ingesting trace amounts of rooster cum 1 week ago:Lol man people really hate this one, but like yeah, if youre eating eggs fresh from a flock with a rooster some of those eggs do be fertilized. 
- Comment on Superman/Clark Kent is actually worse than Light Yagami/Kira when it comes to lying. 1 week ago:Its a little stage production, definitely more show tune, I found it really funny. 
- Comment on Superman/Clark Kent is actually worse than Light Yagami/Kira when it comes to lying. 1 week ago:Have you watched “The man who didnt like musicals” the musical? 
- Comment on Why is Unraid popular in the self-hosting community ? 1 week ago:VM nodes still let you do rolling OS updates for everything besides the hypervisor. I do get you. Its why I run bare metal containers on the Harvester cluster. A whole VM just feels wasteful for some of this stuff. I also have like 12 nodes (some new, some junk, some pus) though, so I keep baremetal workloads off of hypervisor/management nodes. 
- Comment on Why is Unraid popular in the self-hosting community ? 1 week ago:No enshittification is a proprietary software disease. FOSS can be rug pulled and future development can become proprietary, or enshitifued features added (Ubuntu as an example both with Snap and selling search data) but it is MUCH MUCH harder then starting proprietary. It being self hosted is one of the few real protections it has. 
- Comment on I went to an anti-tech rally, where Gen Z dressed as gnomes and smashed iPhones. Here's what I learned. | Business Insider 1 week ago:I’m for it. Tbh I would rather more people opt out of modern tech then try and fail to become ethically engaged in it. Of course ethical engagement (like the fediverse, self hosting, using opensource, contributing to opensource, supporting community controlled tech projects, etc) is better than that but the harm reduction of addiction, survelince, etc tech is still way better imho 
- Comment on Superman/Clark Kent is actually worse than Light Yagami/Kira when it comes to lying. 1 week ago:But the musical is fire 
- Comment on Why is Unraid popular in the self-hosting community ? 1 week ago:I use Ranchers store for that reason. Update the chart and the whole service updates. Just wish they had a homesteader (this is what would call it) kind of chart catalog that had some some good defaults for homelab use. You know assume longhorn CSI, 1 to 12 node clusters, small users (1 to 20) base, etc. Pack depencies from other charts in the catalog (if you need one postgress db, reuse as much of that deployment for the next app that needs it, etc). You CAN do all of that now, but each app isn’t really aware of each other, and you have to set the configs for your actual lab. 
- Comment on Why is Unraid popular in the self-hosting community ? 1 week ago:*No retrospective enshittification yet Its not yours they can at any time choose to do so 
- Comment on Wafrn is for People Who Miss Tumblr’s Chaotic Energy 2 weeks ago:I’d love that idea. Keep it private by default, but if people want people to follow them sure! If they want people talking on their page, sure. Etc etc Honestly better that the mastadon/Twitter model to me anyways. Like there are few personalities I follow, and their communities are great. I don’t really want disconnected no context verbalizing though like Mastadon/shitter does. 
- Comment on Logitech will brick its $100 Pop smart home buttons on October 15 - Ars Technica 2 weeks ago:Worse is those things CAN change. Do it require an Internet connection? No, but this update does so you better hope you have it firewalled right. Does it need an app? No, but this update does. Easy never update right? … Now you have an unpatchable hard coded device on your network. What could go wrong? It changed after 90 days? Whomp whomp no returns. You could fight the legal battle with the mutlicolgerate to get it refunded by the manufacturer. That will be painless to do with the thing you have hardwired into your house… Listen I get you, I look at opensource firm for a given product type first THEN buy off of that, even that requires added research if there is a server componet (smart vaccums create maps of various types). Easist option is to do nothing, but that does suck. Day to day chores suck a little, when you are disabled its a massive suck. Listen if your full of piss and vinigar, spry and full of energy, go install automation for charity for seniors and the disabled. They can really use the help. 
- Comment on A.I. Video Generators Are Now So Good You Can No Longer Trust Your Eyes 2 weeks ago:Traditional news sources became aggregators of actual news sources and open source Intel, and have made “embellishing” the norm. Stock/reused visuals, speculating minutes into events, etc etc It is increasingly faked. The right just pretends that means they’re lies that feel “good” are the truth 
- Comment on Logitech will brick its $100 Pop smart home buttons on October 15 - Ars Technica 2 weeks ago:Are you buying these u/a_random_idiot? /Jk Honestly though how are consumers supposed to know which ones will be a bust and which ones won’t? 
- Comment on GitHub - cyberkernelofficial/docker-in-termux: This repository contains instructions on how to install Docker in Termux, without root. 2 weeks ago:Ahh neat! If it’s just a VM it could be a k8s(rke2/k3s) node too then! 
- Comment on It's interesting that we have multiple appliances in the kitchen who's sole job is to turn electricity into heat. 3 weeks ago:Dry the wets, wet the drys, dry the wets, wet the dry, dry the wets, wet the dry, the dust the wets Spagettii 
- Comment on Ubisoft Canceled Civil War-Based Assassin's Creed Over Controversy Concerns - Report 3 weeks ago:Ironically I could see it being “too woke”, but I’d love a john brown’s or Django unchained style Assasins Creed 
- Comment on I'm tired of teen superheroes 3 weeks ago:I thought I was responding to a comment about comics lol Yeah anime Wolverine was not very grusome. Even popular American anime like the Simpsons, and Loonytoons were strictly cartoonist violence. 
- Comment on I'm tired of teen superheroes 3 weeks ago:Wolverines comics had some awesome brutal fights