Moonrise2473
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- Comment on With LLMs, censoring internet at the router level has become trivial 1 day ago:
I was used to normal fortinet filter (they block porn and warez in the work net which is acceptable) but this new one seems extreme, borderline unusable. You have one chance in the router lifetime to browse an obscure lifetime and then next time it’s already in blacklist. I think they pay some kind of subscription for ai autoclassification because there’s no way with human support it can be updated this fast
- Comment on With LLMs, censoring internet at the router level has become trivial 2 days ago:
It’s all blocked and I didn’t find any single VPN to work (didn’t try those with shadowsocks)
Tailscale worked but only if i login using 5G, then after choosing my exit node on my own server, connect to the crippled WiFi
- Submitted 2 days ago to showerthoughts@lemmy.world | 5 comments
- Comment on You Should Run a Certificate Transparency Log 6 days ago:
But your endpoints are already available to everyone with just a nslookup.
Maybe it’s more the permanent history of that, so if you run something like “radarr.example.com” then you wouldn’t have plausible deniability if you’re sued and the CT logs are presented as proof of your wrongdoing
- Comment on Just finished listening to the audiobook of The Martain and got me to thinking. 1 week ago:
I watched that movie with the expectation of watching a comedy but I was left with the realization that it’s 100% what would happen nowadays
- Comment on Just finished listening to the audiobook of The Martain and got me to thinking. 1 week ago:
Well I think the opposite.
Saving that one single person is great propaganda. Donald would definitely throw one million people under the bus in order to save that single individual
See the recent medicaid cut to make a few hundred billionaire friends happier/richer
- Comment on goodbye plex 1 week ago:
How not?
If a lxc container is in a btrfs subvolume or in a zfs dataset (those are created easily like a directory, it’s not a partition), you can do a full 1:1 copy in less than one second via a snapshot, keeping all the system files, database, version and configs
- Comment on goodbye plex 1 week ago:
Unrelated but why a full VM for Linux stuff, lxc is much more efficient
- Comment on Google killed Maps Timeline, so I self-hosted a better one [OnTracks] 3 weeks ago:
Privacy? I’m sure that Google tried so hard to monetize it and after so many years they didn’t found a way, couldn’t use it for ai training too, so they decided to turn it off and save millions in database costs.
They still exfiltrate user movements for improving Google maps, it’s just that they don’t need to keep them indefinitely or for years or maintain a nice interface for that
- Comment on Mac SE Restomod Has A Floppy Surprise 3 weeks ago:
Is it “restomodding” when you’re just putting a modern x86 laptop with an LCD inside?
It’s just a modern laptop in a gutted old case
- Comment on Launcher Recomendtion for media center 4 weeks ago:
Wow that seems awesome!
I could finally purge windows from my htpc without my SO complaining about “what happened to this windows why it is weird, I’m hating it” even though I tried to give the windows look and feel to kde
First I install that on windows with taskbar hidden, then one day when the SO gets used to this launcher instead of explorer.exe, I could replace the os
- Comment on Simple Blog options? 4 weeks ago:
If you want to try again with Hugo, you can self host forgejo and let it build Hugo on your server when you commit
- Comment on Might be a bit of a tangent: use SIP at home via internet 1 month ago:
If you only want to make calls, any betamax/dellmont VoIP provider allows you to spoof your number after a otp code verification
- Comment on Might be a bit of a tangent: use SIP at home via internet 1 month ago:
I do this with avm fritz box, it can take the physical line and act as a sip server on the lan. I connect via the integrated wireguard VPN and use portsip app for make phone calls
- Comment on Need a second opinion on a project idea (Pi5 car headunit) 1 month ago:
An old android phone with a micro-hdmi port
The last phone I saw with a micro HDMI port was the blackberry Z10 in 2013
- Submitted 1 month ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 6 comments
- Comment on Submitting an App for iOS approval 1 month ago:
I don’t want to be the asshole but 3 days of a super underpowered VM (it can be a oracle free tier for example) is a drop in the ocean compared to the $100/year/perpetuity that apple wants from devs
Main problem might be the content, as they might think that it’s going to be used for piracy
Maybe try to spin it as “Kevin macleod recommendation engine” by filling it with this content archive.org/details/…/1up
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
Plot twist: Hitler was actually your son and become like that because of a missing fatherly figure
- Comment on 1 month ago:
Ah really? I thought they did a universal client
- Comment on BMCU kit has arrived! 1 month ago:
There’s also the assembly manual?
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- Comment on Is anyone using a BMCU 2 months ago:
Documentation is only in Chinese?
- Comment on So excited that Avril Lavigne did come back 2 months ago:
It seems awesome but I have the feeling that I would need to spend a whole year of savings to attend that…
- Comment on Version Dashboard 2 months ago:
For the biggest projects I added the ICS files from endoflife.date
So for example now I will increase version of nextcloud only when my calendar notifies me that it reached EOL (=exits beta status)
For the smaller ones I have the same problem, and it’s a problem like the very useful Borg warehouse that had two consecutive breaking changes in how they manage Cron jobs…
- Comment on Found This (and more in post) at the Cracker Barrel (US Restaurant and Gift Store Chain) 2 months ago:
not OP but they seem to retail those for around $11
- www.hottopic.com/product/…/33513639.html
- www.hottopic.com/product/…/33513646.html
- www.hottopic.com/product/…/33513638.html
$11 is way cheaper than i would have imagined for something that requires 5-6 hours of printing (on a $500-$1000 printer; the depreciation needs to be factored in the price), $2 of silk PLA, $2 of custom box and $5 of retailer markup
- Comment on Vaultwarden selfhosting, or bitwarden service? 2 months ago:
Vaultwarden allows a bit of downtime, the vault is cached by the clients
When the server is not reachable, no writes are allowed
- Comment on WTF why my filament exploded? 2 months ago:
I tried it with the longer strings but looks like I have to throw everything
- Comment on WTF why my filament exploded? 2 months ago:
They used heat shrink packaging, which doesn’t look very airtight
- Submitted 2 months ago to 3dprinting@lemmy.world | 17 comments
- Comment on WTF why my filament exploded? 2 months ago:
I bought it before COVID but I opened the box just one week ago. It was wet (lots of stringing) but after a quick drying session it printed ok (photos coming soon). Then I put it back in my IKEA dry box
