Migration to #openbsd for my personal website completed!
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Migration to #openbsd for my personal website completed!
That was quite a painless process. At last an OS that is well designed and well documented. It just makes sense. And it’s really just what I need for hosting a small website.
And thanks to @OpenBSDAms it was easy to get a VPS running this beautiful OS 😇
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Migration to #openbsd for my personal website completed!
That was quite a painless process. At last an OS that is well designed and well documented. It just makes sense. And it’s really just what I need for hosting a small website.
And thanks to @OpenBSDAms it was easy to get a VPS running this beautiful OS 😇
@boarim @OpenBSDAms Well done!
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Migration to #openbsd for my personal website completed!
That was quite a painless process. At last an OS that is well designed and well documented. It just makes sense. And it’s really just what I need for hosting a small website.
And thanks to @OpenBSDAms it was easy to get a VPS running this beautiful OS 😇
@boarim
I'm glad you found #openbsd to be well documented. Can you tell us which OS you left? Is it only for the documentations or were there other issues?
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@boarim
I'm glad you found #openbsd to be well documented. Can you tell us which OS you left? Is it only for the documentations or were there other issues?
@OpenBSDAms@paoloredaelli @OpenBSDAms I was on Debian before that. Not that it’s bad, but it felt much messier to configure properly (e.g. nginx) and the documentation wasn’t that clear, so I had to check many articles on the Web to configure what I wanted. I’ve much more experience with Linux than BSDs, but the philosophy of OpenBSD makes much more sense to me so far. I still prefer Arch Linux for my desktop use though, but for servers, I’m now 100% for OpenBSD
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@paoloredaelli @OpenBSDAms I was on Debian before that. Not that it’s bad, but it felt much messier to configure properly (e.g. nginx) and the documentation wasn’t that clear, so I had to check many articles on the Web to configure what I wanted. I’ve much more experience with Linux than BSDs, but the philosophy of OpenBSD makes much more sense to me so far. I still prefer Arch Linux for my desktop use though, but for servers, I’m now 100% for OpenBSD
@boarim depending on what you use your desktop for, openbsd is even great for that
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Migration to #openbsd for my personal website completed!
That was quite a painless process. At last an OS that is well designed and well documented. It just makes sense. And it’s really just what I need for hosting a small website.
And thanks to @OpenBSDAms it was easy to get a VPS running this beautiful OS 😇
Fantastic. Congratulations on the move!
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@paoloredaelli @OpenBSDAms I was on Debian before that. Not that it’s bad, but it felt much messier to configure properly (e.g. nginx) and the documentation wasn’t that clear, so I had to check many articles on the Web to configure what I wanted. I’ve much more experience with Linux than BSDs, but the philosophy of OpenBSD makes much more sense to me so far. I still prefer Arch Linux for my desktop use though, but for servers, I’m now 100% for OpenBSD
@boarim
OpenBSD is made by a far far smaller team of developer. Entering this team by far more demanding. This positively shows in the quality of the release. Yet we must acknowledge that Debian distributues a lot more packages. I won't be surprised discovering the ratio is 2 orders of magnitude
@OpenBSDAms
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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@sio la matematica che ci piace
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@sknob @paul aw Tweetbot! RIP. I was recently cleaning up my old Mac and I had to reluctantly delete it from there (the MacOS version). Longtime fan of Tapbots 🥲
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@galaxis @Gargron Or Google. Last week I stumbled upon an Google admin interface where the checkbox with the English label "Enforcement" was translated in French with the equivalent of "Activation". It was about 2FA, and those both words doesn't mean at all the same thing in that context!
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@Gargron I worked with subtitle translations for years... I need to comment on this!
The main issue people working with machine translated subtitles is that people take models for translating things in a single modal – text – and applying to a multimodal media – video. Of course the results are horrible!
There are research on improving that, sure, I did some, even, but even we are FAAAR from getting them any good. Translating "The nurse aided the doctor take care of the patient." to many languages require guessing the gender of three people! LLMs will often default to male, female and male, due to bias.
But, the sad thing we have to admit: many works of art are so unpopular the only translations people will have are machine ones, from weird anime like Sazae-san, to Mastodon toots.
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@AVincentInSpace it literally is haha. Fellowship was just as bad.
I was still dialup back in those days so I’d order my bootleg DVDs from a dude in Hong Kong and I just about died laughing when I turned on subtitles randomly
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My main use case for machine translations is spot checking words in languages I don't know as well as I should.
They are great for that.
