@nazokiyoubinbou @Viss Exactly
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@Viss Welcome aboard Windows 10 refugees! 😄
(Windows being SO BAD people are willing to try Linux out... is amusing. I love Linux, my switch to Linux on Desktop a bit more than a year and a half ago was the BEST DECISION EVER... used to Windows and ssh into my Linux machines, but SO MUCH NICER with a desktop... Why did I wait so long? Yeah, yeah, stupid installed software etc)
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copilot. recall. ads in the startup menu. the gaff with updates and empty folder. just throwing windows 10 users under the bus to get windows 11 adoption. only performative GDPR compliance.
you screw over your customers and ignore their needs for your own agenda long enough, even captive audiences will look elsewhere.
@paul_ipv6 @Viss @catsalad @microsoft
In general, if you look the the comment section of news about tech and Win 11, its rife with folk moving from Win 10 and trying Linux. They tend to be the tech people for family. Once they find out how capable Linux can be, I think we'll see gradual shift. I'm seeing stories of folk moving older family to Linux, and not once regretting it.
Sure, you'll still have a sizable chunk of windows die-hards, but I think a lot more people are going to try Linux.
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@Viss Thank you @microsoft❗
@catsalad @Viss @microsoft Don't thank them yet. The downside of more popular Linux, is it becomes a target for the hackers, if it gets popular enough.
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@catsalad @Viss @microsoft Don't thank them yet. The downside of more popular Linux, is it becomes a target for the hackers, if it gets popular enough.
@latelesley @Viss @microsoft Am hacker, so I see this as an absolute win!
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@Viss LOL they're not actually sending it to space, they're just downlinking on uplink frequencies. It may be they intend to use their satellites to jam other people's satellite control systems, deliberately... in war.
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@Viss LOL they're not actually sending it to space, they're just downlinking on uplink frequencies. It may be they intend to use their satellites to jam other people's satellite control systems, deliberately... in war.
@ai6yr sigh. i have starlink. im not happy with it. i need to move to a mobile radio, but its been pulling teeth trying to figure out what mobile routers work with google fi. they recently bumped their usage plan to 100 gig a month, which is double starlinks 'backup link' cap of 50g. and i could have a backup isp 'effectively for free' on my existing plan.
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Europe and NJ aren't "afar"
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@ai6yr sigh. i have starlink. im not happy with it. i need to move to a mobile radio, but its been pulling teeth trying to figure out what mobile routers work with google fi. they recently bumped their usage plan to 100 gig a month, which is double starlinks 'backup link' cap of 50g. and i could have a backup isp 'effectively for free' on my existing plan.
@Viss I have a mobile router in my backyard, but no cards, I really should figure out how to have alternate routing capability without paying through the nose every month for a cell data plan that I only need now and then.
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@Viss I have a mobile router in my backyard, but no cards, I really should figure out how to have alternate routing capability without paying through the nose every month for a cell data plan that I only need now and then.
@ai6yr its SUPER FUCKING HANDY to have a backup internet connection. google fi will give you a free data sim that will tap your existing data bucket, or you can have a separate subscription and use another carrier - there are peplink routers that will even do dual sim so you can load balance across two mobile carriers for even more redundancy! just depends on how much you wanna spend
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@ai6yr its SUPER FUCKING HANDY to have a backup internet connection. google fi will give you a free data sim that will tap your existing data bucket, or you can have a separate subscription and use another carrier - there are peplink routers that will even do dual sim so you can load balance across two mobile carriers for even more redundancy! just depends on how much you wanna spend
@Viss @ai6yr I've been using Google Fi SIMs for a while for backup internet.
This is a mobile router I bought in 2022: GL-X750V2 (Spitz). It has worked well with Google Fi SIMs and connects to my UniFi WAN2 port.
More recently I've been using a Peplink router with both Peplink and Eiotclub eSIMs for travel. It's overkill but useful with four external 5G antennas and a USB-C power cable:
- Peplink BR1 Mini 5G (with WiFi) (MAX-BR1-MINI-5GN-T-PRM)
- Peplink 4-pin to USB-C power cable (ACW-791)
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@NilaJones @scottdavidherr @ai6yr ive used an old gl.inet mudi from 2020 with google fi but i got meh speeds, i think largely because of the reception, and not because the radio didnt support it. I've been looking at the new spitz routers, as theyre way cheaper than the peplink ones, but i cant find any real evidence of people with google fi using gl.inet gear and getting decent lte or 5g speeds. but i can with the peplink br1-mini!
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@Viss Alpine would be tricky. There isn't much of an attack surface other than the Linux kernel, musl, and busybox, aside from what you decide to shove into it.
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@Viss Alpine would be tricky. There isn't much of an attack surface other than the Linux kernel, musl, and busybox, aside from what you decide to shove into it.
@DaveMWilburn how many times have you encountered someone looking inside a container for threats?
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@Viss I bet plenty of people's containers out there are still flashing 12:00.
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@Viss I bet plenty of people's containers out there are still flashing 12:00.
@cityhallin dude ive seen containers rocking 4.x kernels. this year.
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@DaveMWilburn how many times have you encountered someone looking inside a container for threats?
@Viss oh yeah, essentially zero! Yeah, if you can get in, then you're basically golden. Well, until/unless the container gets trashed and redeployed.
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@Viss oh yeah, essentially zero! Yeah, if you can get in, then you're basically golden. Well, until/unless the container gets trashed and redeployed.
@DaveMWilburn so put the bug in alpine >:D
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@Viss oh yeah, essentially zero! Yeah, if you can get in, then you're basically golden. Well, until/unless the container gets trashed and redeployed.
@DaveMWilburn alpine runs gitlab selfhosted (woo!) out of linode germany. and their gitlab is public, sooooo..
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@Mustardfacial oh this is a genius idea
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@Mustardfacial man i need to take a swing at this. i got a box in a colo with 24tb of space, a 10 gig connection, 256 gig of ram and is heavily underutilized.
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Si parte per l'Andalusia! Cosa vedere in questa splendida area della Spagna? Ti offro i miei spunti di viaggio in questo video che mi vede alle prese con l'arrivo nella Costa del Sol, i primi momenti di scoperta in questa zona meravigliosa che, anche a Febbraio, può regalare dei momenti piacevolissimi (a patto, ovviamente, che il meteo collabori).
Mantenere questo server in cui non ci sono pubblicità e tracciamento dei tuoi dati comporta un impegno in termini di tempo e denaro. Se ti piace quello che faccio, considera di darmi il tuo supporto con una piccola donazione: clicca su questo link e poi sul tasto "dona ora":
https://liberapay.com/SimoneViaggiatore/In questo video ti porto ad Estepona e Marbella, due località carinissime e molto rappresentative che si trovano proprio in Costa del Sol, appena a sud di Malaga, e anche un po' all'interno della costa del sol, dove il villaggio caratteristico di Casares ti stupirà con le sue casette tipiche, tutte bianche (da lì la definizione di Pueblos Blancos che si attribuisce a paesi come questo).
Marbella ed Estepona mi hanno stupito, anche per l'ambientazione storica che vi si respira.
Poi, c'è la fantastica vista sullo stretto di Gibilterra e il Marocco...
Buona visione e non dimenticate di iscrivervi al canale e condividere il video!
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00:00 Benvenuti in Andalusia, Spagna!
00:35 Estepona, cosa vedere
03:03 Costa del Sol, il mare.
05:05 I pueblos blancos: Casares
06:00 Come fotografare i pueblos blancos
06:55 Lo stretto di Gibilterra!
07:49 Marbella
09:49 Un saluto al tramonto, a Puente Romano.
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un non parziale resoconto dopo 48 ore https://mastodon.uno/@gian_d_gian/115928712555995565
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@nina_kali_nina I think Lynda's primary goal as a teacher is to help her students unlearn the destructive inhibition, shame, and fear of making imperfect works / of making art in general. Her philosophy is that "bad" drawings by naive hands are able to capture something fundamental that is a lot harder to reach as a practiced trained artist, and that fundamental something (she calls it an Image) is something to cherish and is worthy of study.
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Be gentle with yourself. I love you!
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stonks 📉
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The AI boom was a boom in the sense of explosive diarrhea.
