slazer2au
@slazer2au@lemmy.world
- Comment on Art project about a cloud connected pan that has a moisture sensor in its handle and charges per wash. If the sensor breaks they sue you for breaking the digital lock. 19 hours ago:
Don’t give landlords new ways of charging tenants.
- Comment on Simple new engine sucks power from the night sky 1 day ago:
The upshot is that this arrangement allowed the engine to produce 400 milliwatts of power per square meter
Right… And solar is 150-300 watts. While a neat poc it likely won’t go anywhere.
- Comment on Zero tolerance policies in schools and mandatory minimum sentences have the same arguments and issues 2 days ago:
They both have the appearance of doing something when in reality they do nothing to fix the actual issues because it takes more effort.
- Comment on Will lemmy add live stream feature so that i can stream football cup for free for everyone? And thus this platform will grow more? 2 days ago:
No it won’t.
Try making a feature request for peertube to add live streaming.
- Comment on Oechslegrad 3 days ago:
Til.
- Comment on Oechslegrad 3 days ago:
What about kelven?
- Comment on Regulations restricting pay disclosure? 4 days ago:
That is code for we will pay as little as possible to give execs more bonus for keeping employee costs down .
- Comment on Regulations restricting pay disclosure? 4 days ago:
The regulation require pay disclosure which is why they refuse to hire anyone from those locations.
- Comment on Self-Host Weekly #146: Survey Says 4 days ago:
When I saw who was purchasing them I knew it was bad for the hobbyist users.
QC is such a bad company. Sueing their customers because they want to use non QC chips in phones with QC chips.
- Comment on Making setups resilient to outages 5 days ago:
Consider if you need three/five nines uptime. I know I don’t so I don’t worry if jellyfin or tickdone are down for a few hours.
- Comment on why are fitness weights filled with sand? 5 days ago:
Pretty much it. When we made some we drove to the beach and filled a bucket full of sand, took it home, ran it through a sieve.
- Comment on We have one at home 5 days ago:
Reminds me of the OG Xbox controller.
- Comment on Any Cloudflare clean, anonymous (Not require email to register) Lemmy instance open? 5 days ago:
If it concerns you this much you can run our own private instance. That way you know you aren’t using anything you don’t like.
- Comment on Self hosted DNS 1 week ago:
Doubt cloudflare has access to your date. more like the time old joke of it was DNS.
Most likely because you purchased your domain through Cloudflare they are also your authoritative name servers for your domain. When you try to access home.your.domain if the local DNS server doesn’t already know the IP to send that traffic to it will ask CF because they are the name servers. As they are having issues they didn’t respond.
I don’t know if CF allows you do use other name servers with domains purchased by them.
- Comment on Why do some people make such a big deal over ages of someone's account on here? 1 week ago:
Because trolls, spammers, and other bad actors will make accounts in mass and use them asap before they get banned.
- Comment on Ysk that tether is planning to move its headquarters to El salvador. 1 week ago:
Reason 2. Lower taxes
Reason 3. Less liability for business owners - Comment on Cities: Skylines upheaval: Developer and publisher announce “mutual” breakup 1 week ago:
So they are doing a Kerbal Space Program to Cities Skylines… Did they not see how badly that went?
- Comment on YSK that Sheriff Joe Arpaio is one of the most dangerous police official in the United States. 1 week ago:
As a European why should I know of some random small penis guy in a country on the verge of collapse?
- Comment on Own domain for Jellyfin and privacy concerns 1 week ago:
If you have a static IP where you host your jellyfin service you shouldn’t need your dydns anymore.
a domain provider doesn’t know what you are doing. It knows you want to access jellyfin.your.domain but has no clue what you are watching or the specific URLs you are going to.
Think of it like a library reference card, the library knows you want Encyclopaedia Britannica volume 12, but they don’t know what you are actually looking up.I have a domain with porkbun and dont have issues. When my reverse proxy needs a new certificate I do nothing because Traefik uses the porkbun API to do the Let’s Encrypt DNS validation.
- Comment on I bet you don't know this 1 week ago:
What if I told you we did know that your vibe coded bot is broken and terrible?
- Comment on Are you friends with any Lemmy mods in person? 1 week ago:
Yes.
- Comment on Self hosting Sunday! What's up, selfhosters? 1 week ago:
Purchased 5 1tb drives to expand my study server. Going from 600GB to 4TB is going to make more complex labs possible.
- Comment on How do you respond to unwanted advice? 1 week ago:
Well maybe they should ask if I would like some feedback instead of forcing it.
- Comment on What is the point of posting on the fediverse if it is going to be moderated similarly to Reddit? 1 week ago:
The problem with Reddit was never the platform. It was always a people problem.
Now the power users moved here the same problems appear. - Comment on Why do communities make 'unpopular opinion' based sub-communities, but can't handle it when someone gives a good one? 1 week ago:
Because it was always about farming karma.
- Comment on How do you respond to unwanted advice? 1 week ago:
K, thanks.
- Comment on Self-Host Weekly #145: Agentic 1 week ago:
seems like a huge risk and poorly planned
Sounds like everything MS has done recently.
- Comment on The 'if this goes down, I riot' self-hosted app 1 week ago:
If you have a self hosted system and you throw the whole thing away because one service breaks you probably shouldn’t be hosting because you learnt nothing during the process
- Comment on Stop cramming everything onto one Pi: treat your home lab like a tiny ISP - hardware, stack, backups and an update plan 1 week ago:
Thanks chatgpt.
- Comment on If we ever find a planet with life in it, we could never set foot on it, because the interaction of the two biologies can have unpredictable consequences 1 week ago:
More importantly the most advanced labs are on earth. Would you leave something so dangerous to a second rate lab?