Maikel

A reminder to the world: You don't "need" Codeberg, you never did, you can run your own Codeberg, literally the same interface because it is the same software, it is called Forgejo. Your time, frustration and emotional distress is unnecessary and worth more than the 3 euros or less a month of a Hetzner VPN. No debate should exist in your mind for whatever a FREE service decides to do. #codeberg #unnecesaryDrama #forgejo #movingOn

I've never felt more identified with a video

Would it be too hard to dispose of the body of the human keeping the outdated nixos.wiki on top of search results above wiki.nixos.org ? Just asking for a friend #nixos

Jesus fucking Christ look at that

There's so much work to do here to recover three months of gymlessness 😔 #fitness #postworkoutpics

@Crell@phpc.social ....where things get ugly. How do you prove tool X was created by humans and therefore that WhateverDB owns the IP and not that WhateverDB used an LLM to create and therefore owns shit?? How many AWSes will use this to rewrite viral licensed software into copy left one ? 🤔

So, I didn't post the math of "how not to waste my time when heading to the gym due to being surrounded by people who let the right-wing party destroy public services"

Buckle up, this is long:

1. The gym isn't in Sada, it's in Oleiros. Literally the place where we do the grocery shopping.
2. That's 1h 44 minutes on foot and multiple hills = unfeasible.
3. Taxi or Bolt = 12€ each way minimum.
4. eScooter = unfeasible, too many hills. Battery would run out.
5. eBicycle = unfeasible, minimum...

Fuuuuuck, it's 3:53am and I'm wide awake

It takes a certain kind of skillset to take a 2nd-hand Threadripper that idled at 86ºC and make it idle (it's been on for hours) these temperatures instead.

Is it normal a Tailscale network can recognise every PC by their DNS name UNLESS I'm on that PC? e.g.: my threadripper is called "ripper" so I can access it from my laptop using just "ripper" for both SSH or web services. But from itself it cannot. 🤔 Shouln't Tailscale act as DNS the same for all independently of being to the host with the name than without? #tailscale #ask

@thecybersecguru@infosec.exchange lol no, not far though. It wasn't about the environment it was about thermal paste very very poorly applied by the seller.

@thecybersecguru@infosec.exchange chronic insomnia is not something you can't "force" to fix. Same as blindness can't be cured by forcing yourself to see

@jws@infosec.exchange I don't get it to work either using the full tailnet name (ripper.tailnet.maikel.dev) is my only solution modifying the /etc/host of every machine to point to their tailnet IP ?

@Fabirucho@mastodon.social if only Mastodon could prescind of the 4 pics max sharing per toot, that would make it perfect. As an example, Sharkey allows a lot more pictures per toot. @serigala_tropis@lgbtqia.space

@Fabirucho@mastodon.social I don't know if you remember the old Calckey later called Firefish and/or if you've heard of Misskey so I'm going to assume you didn't and elaborate. There's this platform called Misskey, it is like Mastodon but with more of a Facebook kind of look. Not just posts, but pics organiser, little apps, interesting search with "antennas" (for me the killer feature), and a special type of markdown that looks awesome. Unfortunately the main dev is not an awesome person so multiple forks..

@Fabirucho@mastodon.social let's just say then that is another fediverse app, like Mastodon, but closer in looks and features to Facebook. Whereas Mastodon is closer in features to Twitter. https://joinsharkey.org/

@Crell@phpc.social I wonder what happens when this is used the opposite way. LLM produces code, code is identical to tool X that has had a viral license since the invention of bread, Evil Corp uses LLM producing code identical to X to say the code was free domain before tool X even existed. Let's say tool X is Mongo or Redis, and Evil Corp is Amazon Web Services but lets say this example of Mongo or Redis are databases that were created AFTER the release of the first GPT3.5, now that's...