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@cwebber I'd say Epstein based on the emails in the files but he's dead

@pertho @gumnos added your blog to my rss reader :)

Finally a solution. RIP Minio, hello Versity



https://blog.feld.me/posts/2026/04/i-just-want-simple-s3/

@dch I have a cluster with 500EB at work that has enough free space to hold it, but the network bottleneck is still a sticky issue

@rysiek how do you exfiltrate 10PB? How long does it take, where do you upload it to?

@tante even Claude would have added a Select All option

@ltning @stefano

> A car that shuts down for a software update like a bloody PC?

so much easier than making an appointment with the dealer to have them install the updates for you, flash your ECU, etc etc

> A car that notifies you of things that are not explained?

didn't read the manual did you, even old cars make noises you gotta read the manual for

> Removing basic drive info from the natural field of vision?

I'm still wondering when people are going to come out of the woodwork and complain about the Mini Cooper or Prius having the speedo/gauges in the center, out of your natural field of vision

@ltning @stefano tbh this sounds like an old person complaining about a smartphone too and they just want their rotary back

@MarkHoltom they really seemed to bloom early here in Washington State too

@pettanko @KitsuneofInari @sun every bug: ask them how much thought they put into it

@stefano coconut battery is a great little app

@sun @liaizon and I think for that to work, you can't send anything to servers directly. It all has to go to some kind of global feed that everyone subscribes to

Then you can truly have a nomadic identity with no technical complications. Nobody has to know where their recipients are. They're just recipients.

@sun @liaizon it only works if it's impossible for them to even know that a username is an address

@sun @liaizon as long as your communication protocol is decoupled from the network/transit so it could come over any medium without the other end needing anything more than just access to the same communication medium you can be pretty safe from censorship

if your protocol can validate providence of the data and prove nobody's lying because of math, you can trust it

as long as users are decoupled from a specific server (probably because they directly control a private key), users can be nomadic

if anyone can join the network, you're permissionless and the decentralization is not just technical but also social

at this point you probably have the basis for a protocol that properly fits the definition of "decentralized"

the overhead of this limits the use cases today, but maybe some day we'll look at all of this like a simple operation

@stefano @Tionisla nutri-score is D for delicious

@molly0xfff he said he was annoyed not horrified

@dexter can we just have WordPerfect back

@bloor it's always DENNIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@stefano @forgetpassword hello yes I am the FreeBSD implementation maintainer. Their deployment/configuration tooling is heavily dependent on Debian/systemd, so I re-implemented it with a self-contained Chef cookbook

it's fully compatible and about 95% identical. A few minor changes are made like keeping the scheduled maintenance jobs as crons as they migrated to systemd timers.

https://github.com/feld/chatmail-cookbook

@mttaggart people need to realize they should just use Qwen, China is far more reliable