eleijeep
@eleijeep@piefed.social
- Comment on Will the government be able to put 2 & 2 together 15 hours ago:
Protect the children! Except when the children actually need protecting, then we can’t do anything!
- Comment on Here we go again 1 day ago:
Does this community need a post every time there’s a new spam account?
- Comment on Locked out of GL-AXT1800 admin panel after WireGuard route change 1 day ago:
Is it now handing out IPs in a different subnet? Check the IP given to your client.
- Comment on China's first real gaming GPU is here, and the benchmarks are brutal 1 day ago:
This article is pretty light on details, and the only number they have comes from a “leaked GeekBench score” which could be literally anything. We’ll have to wait for a real tech outlet to pick up a sample and benchmark it properly.
- Comment on Are UK buy-to-let landlords dying out – and should we care? 1 day ago:
🎻
- Comment on The most outlandish tech CEO quotes from 2025 4 days ago:
The hospital where we had ours literally wouldn’t let us leave until we had demonstrated that we knew how to care for the baby. The midwives there taught us how to do everything.
- Comment on AI-Induced RAM Crunch Could Push Next PlayStation and Xbox Past 2028 4 days ago:
I wonder what their margin on console sales was then and now.
- Comment on Cloudflare Tunnel: proxy-dns Command Removal 2026 | What are some nice alternatives to encrypted DNS? 5 days ago:
my ISP was hijacking my DNS queries and changing it to their own DNS server
Which ISP? Name and shame!
- Comment on Today in “Google Broke Email” 1 week ago:
Why is it a garbage protocol? POP3 performs perfectly well for its intended use-case: as a mail-spooling protocol. If you want a multi-client mailbox protocol then use IMAP instead.
- Comment on Today in “Google Broke Email” 1 week ago:
getting rid of that shitty insecure protocol that SENDS YOUR CREDS OVER THE WIRE IN PLAIN TEXT.
GMail has supported POP3 over SSL for a while now.
- Comment on Raspberry Pi Gets Desktop Form Factor 1 week ago:
This would appear to indicate that someone in charge of product design at Pi HQ is a Gen X-er or Boomer desperate to relive computing history through their own products.
You didn’t already know that the Raspberry Pi concept was inspired by the BBC Micro from the 80s?
- Comment on Deepfakes Leveled up in 2025—Here’s What’s Coming Next 1 week ago:
An article like this without copious examples is just worthless. They link a news report that has a few cherry-picked clips and an interview with a professor that contains no examples.
Show, don’t tell.
- Comment on What the Linux desktop really needs to challenge Windows 1 week ago:
And I think the worst thing, the thing holding Linux back the most, is the divisiveness of the Linux community. It’s not everyone, but the guys who run Arch (and some of the Debian guys) looking down their noses at the Mint and Ubuntu guy
I don’t know what communities you’re frequenting but this is not my experience of the Linux community at all. Possibly you’re reading jokes as serious, or you’re just hanging out with lots of children (Discord?) without realising it.
- Comment on Google will finally allow you to change your @gmail.com address 1 week ago:
Why not just sign up a new account and forward it to your main account like a normal person?
- Comment on How I Left YouTube 1 week ago:
Nobody cares.
- Comment on EVE Online players destroyed 1,142,260,784,813,930 ISK worth of ships in 2025, which according to my caveman-level maths amounts to over $6 million lost to the void 2 weeks ago:
Is this game a casino?
- Comment on Secret courts' still handing out warrants for energy firms to break into homes 2 weeks ago:
This is about debt-collection for unpaid bills. According to the article, it’s clearly a broken system that punishes the most vulnerable in society, but still, the headline is an inflammatory (and clickbait) way to present that.
- Comment on Bell Labs 'Unix' Tape from 1974 Successfully Dumped to a Tarball 2 weeks ago:
Tape image: https://archive.org/details/utah_unix_v4_raw
Extracted filesystem: http://squoze.net/UNIX/v4/README
- Comment on China's new nation-spanning network eclipses 100 Gbps transferring 72 terabytes across 1,000km — experimental research network designed to connect thousands of virtualized networks across the country 2 weeks ago:
In that trial, researchers moved 72 terabytes of data to Hubei province in about 1.6 hours across a route of roughly 1,000 kilometers. Based on the published figures, that roughly works out to a throughput close to 100 Gbps
That’s exactly 100Gbps, not “roughly … close to.” The fact that the figures work out exactly like this is probably because one of those original figures was already calculated from an estimate of the link speed but the author of this article didn’t realise it.
It’s hardly news-worthy though, since the current data transfer speed record is held by Japan who achieved 1.02 Pbps over 1800km in April this year. That’s 10,000 times faster.
- Comment on Suggestions for Community Organizing 2 weeks ago:
Get a job in pizza delivery, you’re sure to meet some interesting characters that way.
- Comment on Larian announce plans to let folks ask anything about their generative AI use, asserting "a lot has become lost in translation" 2 weeks ago:
“a lot has become lost in translation”
This is just a different way of saying “our recent statement caused confusion.” Do you think we are confused, Larian?
It’s not about how you use gen-AI, it’s about the fact that you even think it’s appropriate to use it at all in a creative industry.
- Comment on 8-bit Boléro (The World's Most Ambitious Chiptune?) - lftkryo 2 weeks ago:
Phenomenal performance!
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- Comment on Open Fodder, an open source port of the classic Cannon Fodder v2.0 released 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on China Has Reportedly Built Its First EUV Machine Prototype, Marking a Semiconductor Breakthrough the U.S. Has Feared All Along 2 weeks ago:
It has its pros and cons. Pros are that it’s faster and uses less energy and no complex optics system. Cons are that they have to replace the masks fairly regularly because they degrade with each imprint made. This probably also means that yields are lower towards the end of the life of the mask.
- Comment on China Has Reportedly Built Its First EUV Machine Prototype, Marking a Semiconductor Breakthrough the U.S. Has Feared All Along 2 weeks ago:
Thanks. Oh yes, I heard about this technology (but not the latest update) from a youtube video. It’s completely insane!
- Comment on China Has Reportedly Built Its First EUV Machine Prototype, Marking a Semiconductor Breakthrough the U.S. Has Feared All Along 2 weeks ago:
What was the Japanese breakthrough? Got a link?
- Comment on How French spies, police and military personnel are betrayed by advertising data 2 weeks ago:
It wasn’t banned.
- Comment on Nvidia plans heavy cuts to GPU supply in early 2026 3 weeks ago:
They’ll have to come crawling back when the business customers stop buying. AI winter is coming.
- Comment on Why The AI Bubble Was DESIGNED To Burst 3 weeks ago:
He didn’t even mention his Patreon in the video. You have to scroll to the end of the description to see the link. It’s nowhere near as blatant as most YouTube creators out there, and I actually thought it was quite a good opinion piece with some well researched introduction.
Not sure I agree with the title of the video though. I assume that’s why it has so many downvotes here?
