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  • If you're trying to be cost-effective, renting a VPS for a fixed term instead of using a IaaS platform that provides all these things just by clicking a checkbox, then caring about your firewall is a necessary part of building the system image that you deploy. You can of course set up your own private networking between systems and build the same type of architecture that a IaaS would provide, but to do that you're going to need to understand everything about linux networking and netfilter already.

  • slop

  • git is distributed version control?

    🌏👨‍🚀🔫👨‍🚀

  • So the main parts that you need aside from Wireguard support in your OS, is the Tailscale client and the Headscale hosted server?

    Is the client fully FOSS? Or are there still any parts of this typical deployment that could be rug-pulled if the company gets enshittified?

  • Fighting slop with more slop, just so it can fit back into the LLM context window to make more slop.

  • Yes, real people use LLMs to write blog posts. This post is slop, even if there is a real person who did some real things that inspired the text. I've seen enough slop at this point that the obvious tells in this article are just screaming out that they were written by an LLM.

  • Netflix, where the medium of storytelling goes to die.

  • First time seeing FIFA corruption?

  • I see what you mean, but I'm still not sure I would describe that as a "market."

    Usually a market has both buyers and sellers.

  • I can back up my disk media. Can you back up your DRM'ed console games?

  • slop

  • when there is a literal $T market for it.

    Is there really?

  • Please use the cross-post feature.

  • What exactly is it that you're trying to achieve?

  • convincing a small company to shell out the kind of money to run something strong enough locally is something I don’t think is going to be likely, even if it’d cost less in the long run.

    It's your job to do the cost analysis. Then you present your findings and the execs decide whether to lay the up-front cost, depending on how much benefit they see it providing based on your assessment of the potential applications to the business.

  • I wonder if "Jonathan Beard" is even a real person.

  • vibe-coded

  • Can you explain how you came to that conclusion? I don't know what game it was and how many copies it sold, nor how many Codex users there are, but I assume you already know those details?

  • Looks a lot like fraudulent research, which is absolutely shameful for Microsoft. But who is surprised, what with their current direction.

    Microsoft insisted its work is sound and in early June 2026 announced Majorana 2, a "next-generation topological quantum chip" it developed with the help of its own agentic AI.

    Reading the rebuttal, it sounds like their entire paper was a hallucination.