muntedcrocodile
@muntedcrocodile@lemm.ee
- Comment on Found money. What do? 5 hours ago:
I can hold onto it for you
- Comment on Google Is Helping the Trump Administration Deploy AI Along the Mexican Border 5 hours ago:
Didn’t google also help the CCP built their surveillance network as well.
- Comment on If most of us believe what we're told, if we are obedient that way, and keep an eye on our possibly-deviant neighbors, and those neighbors know that they are being watched, that's good enough. 16 hours ago:
Ho my shit that’s like the exact opposite of freedom.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 day ago:
I think part of it is the human condition and part of it is that ai is very good at making traditionally niche words more popular in the global conscious.
- Comment on Open Letter: Open-Source Chips for Europe 1 day ago:
Is this the beginning of the end of Intel me and and PSP.
- Comment on Federated Blogging Options 1 day ago:
Did u end up making it work?
- Comment on It is deeply bad that a moderator can remove any post or reply. 1 day ago:
I run !news_summary@hilariouschaos.com I don’t remove shit unless u are clearly violating the rules its all available via the modlog.
- Comment on EU Possibly Emerging As One Of The Greatest Threats To Privacy 2 days ago:
When did they sneak this past I though it was thrown out like 20 times
- Comment on Defederate from Hexbear immediately 3 days ago:
Well go to a different instance. Or just ignore them
- Comment on Defederate from Hexbear immediately 3 days ago:
lemm.ee is the instance of choice for many due to it not defederating unless absolutely necessary. If u don’t like it block em.
- Comment on Samsung’s latest stick vac can alert you to calls and text messages 3 days ago:
Some poor engineer probably had a crisis when they realised they where wasting their life implementing shit this stupid.
- Comment on Why did I get banned and then unbanned from literally all of this instances communities? 3 days ago:
By secret recipe I assume a people reported it and it had a poor vote ratio.
Thx for the info.
- Comment on Why did I get banned and then unbanned from literally all of this instances communities? 4 days ago:
Ahh kk. Out of curiosity what post was it?
- Submitted 4 days ago to main@sh.itjust.works | 4 comments
- Comment on Does not having a (mainstream) social media account make you look suspicious to the authorities? Is it a good idea to have an innocent looking social media account just to look "normal"? 4 days ago:
I got linkin as my only mainstream social media
- Comment on Windows 11 is closing a loophole that let you skip making a Microsoft account 5 days ago:
One or all of em.
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
Ahh so ur running the ai locally on device. That’s cool how does android handle it?
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
Yo that’s sick. U will get a lot of pushback for the ai but I love it. Is it foss? I run !news_summary@hilariouschaos.com and am using a t5 summarisation model what u using for summaries?
- Comment on samba docker compose help ver2 1 week ago:
OK let’s run through some debug steps.
Test to see if samba is working by using a docker volume instead of trying to mount a file path.
If that works we can then assume its purely a file permission issue. U can check/test that by opening a shell inside the docker container and doing investigation from their.
If from the container shell u have perm issues then u will probably need to use the docker parameter to specify the user id of the container to match that of ur host or alternativly set the filesystem to match that of the container (this will lock u out of ur servers user access to the filesystem as u will no longer be owner).
If the container shell has perms to do shit in the mounted volume then it’s a samba config issue. I’ve never done it myself but I’ve heard that samba is a bitch to configure.
- Comment on What is going on behind the scenes when searching for a lemmy post in a search engine? 1 week ago:
So domains are recursive tree structures. So u have node com which has a bunch of nodes below it of different domains which can have sub domains etc. Its like this cos that’s how DNS was designed.
Search engines gives scores to domains and pages. When u say that the content origin of ur page is some other domain the search engines will use that knowledge to adjust rating accordingly.
Say u have 2 domains site1.example.com and site2.example.com the search engine with l have a rank for site1, site2, and example.com where the rating of both site1 and site2 effect the rating for example.com.
If the content origin for all federated content has the same origin say instance.fediverse.com then the rating for all federated content will be classified as part of fediverse.com and all content will be working together across all instances boosting the fediverse as a single entity.
- Comment on What is going on behind the scenes when searching for a lemmy post in a search engine? 1 week ago:
It would have to be a common domain. So the content origin would have to be something like instance.fediverse.com the common domain needs to be the base level domain.
- Comment on What is going on behind the scenes when searching for a lemmy post in a search engine? 1 week ago:
Federation is a weird one with search engines. Each instance is indexed by search engines directly (if the admins allow it in robots.txt) and the web crawler will then index that Lemmy instance. It used to just be like this and thus a scraper would come across the same content in multiple instances and also find a bunch of back links to said other instances. The search engine would then classify the entirety of the fediverse as an seo hack and ignore it. This issue has since been resolved so now posts include a special HTML tag that tells the web crawler where the original content came from (I assume the instance which manages the content so the communities instance).
What this means is that each instance is individually competing in the search results. When I crawler discovers lemmy.world content through accessing the lemmy.zip instance it knows the content came from lemmy.world and thus rates the lemmy.zip content and by extension the post u where looking for as though it was a lemmy.world page. (I assume all the search providers don’t say how their algorithms work).
Its a shame how this works as it means that each instance has to outperform the competition individually instead of being able to work as a collective. Ideally the fediverse would have a single domain that search engines can be told is the content origin and thus the fediverse would be able to compete as a collective.
- Comment on Immediate 45 subscribers to new community 1 week ago:
Content only federates when at least 1 user is subscribed to the community. It is bots from across the fediverse who have subbed and thus making your community more easily discoverable to their users.
- Comment on Someone help me understand the sonarr to jellyfin workflow 1 week ago:
U can always just use the media stack docker image it practically does everything for you
- Comment on South Korean President’s Bodyguard Asked ChatGPT About ‘Martial Law’ Hours Before Coup. 1 week ago:
Surly they are gonna execute him as a warning
- Comment on Any Thoughts, Ideas or Theories of the Bambu H2D that they have been teasing? 2 weeks ago:
Having multiple extruders is extremely good as u have significantly less material waste. Its especially good for using different support materials.
- Comment on Caddy reverse proxy 2 weeks ago:
Nginx does not have default SSL but the example I’ve uploaded has its quite a simple setup and gives you far greater control and modularity.
- Comment on Caddy reverse proxy 2 weeks ago:
Ik this sounds like a stackoverflow kind of thing to say but why u using caddy not nginx?
- Comment on Welcome, new users! 3 weeks ago:
Could u edit the post to teach the newcomers about community mentions ie !news_summary@hilariouschaos.com
- Comment on Proposal project for Lemmy and mastdon 3 weeks ago:
U run !news_summary@hilariouschaos.com that’s based on RSS feeds and its open source