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Lka1988

@ lka1988 @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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    New Orleans City council has apparently removed facial recognition tech ordinance from tomorrow's meeting agenda (again)

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  • I've been happily giving the bird to every Flock camera I see.

  • Looking for a way to have a web interface for shell commands

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  • This. Sounds like a classic example of the XY Problem

  • Vaultwarden update (an update to the update)

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  • TL;DR? For those of us who haven't been paying attention...

  • The founder of /e/os is anti-security

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  • The Bluesky post was created by Daniel Micay. Given his history, I have a very hard time taking Daniel seriously when it comes to criticism of other projects. God forbid a project doesn't go full stupid on security like Graphene.

  • How do you document your setup?

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  • Self hosting helps me avoid April Fools

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  • My favorite April Fool's joke was convincing my then-elementary age kids that they missed April Fool's Day. Somehow I managed to do this completely deadpan. Them coming home from school and immediately yelling "DAD YOU TRICKED US" was the icing on the cake. They're teenagers now and still talk about it. Good times.

    Recently though, I've grown a distaste for AF jokes in general. I fell for two of them within 10 minutes of waking up. One was a youtube creator (miniminuteman's "Atlantis" episode" that he's actually been working on for months), and the other was a buddy of mine on a Discord we're in telling us that he blew his engine in his only vehicle.

    To be fair though, in years past I would find a photo of a wrecked vehicle that matched one of mine, same year/make/model/color, and post it on social media captioned with something to the effect of "well that was short-lived" or "luckily it was just me" or whatever. The last time I did it was a few years ago, my wife (then girlfriend at the time) called me within 10 minutes of posting it, clearly panicked, and demanding to know if I was at the hospital 😂 I should have looped her in, in hindsight. But I don't do it anymore anyway because 1) everyone caught on 😅 and 2) fuck Facebook.

  • Meerkat - a personal relationship and contact manager

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  • I'll have to give this a shot. I've tinkered with Monica a few times over the last several years, but never really stuck with it since their mobile interface wasn't exactly...good.

    Optionally you can also activate the CardDav server to sync contacts to and from your phone.

    This right here is going to be incredibly helpful. Manually adding contacts is a serious chore. Syncing with my phone makes that process 100x easier.

  • What are some TrueNAS alternatives?

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  • I'm not exactly an expert, but I'm comfortable enough that I can figure out most things.

    I still prefer a GUI option for a lot of things.

  • What are some TrueNAS alternatives?

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  • This. OMV is no-nonsense.

  • Do you prefer bare bones software that you customize with plugins, or an all-in-one solution that does everything you need out of the box?

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  • Barebones with a wide selection of useful plugins. That's kinda how OMV operates, and it's fantastic.

  • Cloudless Smart Home: Thread, Zigbee, ...

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  • Matter is a shit-tier standard. The fact that big tech companies put their weight behind Matter and that several have already walled it off behind mandatory account creation tells me all I need to know about their intentions with it.

  • GrapheneOS Foundation Discusses History Of Phoney Privacy Companies Targeting The Project

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  • Because any time GOS is brought up, Daniel forces himself into it which causes all sorts of drama.

  • GrapheneOS Foundation Discusses History Of Phoney Privacy Companies Targeting The Project

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  • Whoever operates the main GrapheneOS account is paranoid. Everybody’s out to get them. I’ve had a bad impression of GrapheneOS from the first day I read their posts. It was like it written by some person scared of the wind.

    Daniel Micay. He sounds paranoid because he is paranoid. He's the founder/lead dev, and controls the social media accounts. When you are interacting with GOS on any platform, you're talking to Daniel.

    It's a double-edged sword, IMO. My theory is that GOS's extreme security measures are a direct result of his paranoia.

  • How do you capture things quickly across devices in a self-hosted setup?

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  • Right on. I actually saw your response to the other person down lower right after posting this 😂

    I'm curious to see how you tackle this puzzle. I usually just text myself with this kind of thing, but I know that doesn't work for everyone...

  • How do you capture things quickly across devices in a self-hosted setup?

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  • I find that just texting myself does the trick for things like this. But that's how I operate. I'm curious to see how you tackle this puzzle.

  • How do you capture things quickly across devices in a self-hosted setup?

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  • If I buy a domain not from my own country, will it effect the useage at all?

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  • The .io TLD that tech startups love to use is assigned to the British Indian Ocean Territory.

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  • KeePass2Android is a fantastic project. I've been using it for 10+ years on my Android devices. Every once in a while I'll try a different variant, like KeePassDX, but I always return to the spartan look of KP2A. It "just works", with no extra fluff.

    merging changes from different clients is part of the keepass database format and “just works”.

    This is the best thing about KeePass in general.

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  • This bit from the heise.de article stood out:

    Kiteworks, on the other hand, is less than enthusiastic about – a closed group of developers who are now using the same code in their own company that they already developed under Kiteworks or ownCloud? For Kiteworks, this smells like poaching, so the company is going on the offensive: in an interview with heise online, Kiteworks CEO Jonathan Yaron stated that he intends to sue Peer Heinlein under German and US law: "We love open source, but we won't let anyone steal from us".

    facepalm