Sandor Szücs

@EUCommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu we should stop using airplanes within Europe. Support trains to reduce carbon footprint in Europe.

@anderseknert Oh man I thin the whole time that I should start to write a blog because connect with humans to make internet great again is actually what I want. I won't read blogs on any platform anymore because of the AI crap. The "content" there haa no value for me.

@anderseknert@swecyb.com ha no, it was some old OPA sitting on a preferred $PATH ... 😂

@LorenzMeyer vorallendingen wenn man noch nicht einmal selber was gebacken bekommt...

@joern@threatactor.club no wonder, they use claude to write claude.

@linux_mclinuxface a friend of mine tried to make the architecture during his thesis. The response was we are good to call any function from anywhere. I would never have a wordpress anywhere close to anything that I care about.

@jann@infosec.exchange I use the same pattern. It would be great if the company I work for would allow me to prefer to buy in German, but yeah we can dream if your browser is set to English we redirect to English.

@linux_mclinuxface or OTel metrics

@joern a legend rip

@tailscale@hachyderm.io it reminds me always to my thesis work on an distributed pair programming project for eclipse. NAT ICE STUN Java implementation smack….

@vieuxrenard@chaos.social man lernt smtp kauft sich für 5€/Monat einen Server bei hetzner und nutzt Linux und einen smtp Server (zb postfix) zum senden/empfangen und einen imap Server (zb dovecot) um Mail Clients (thunderbird) anzubinden (Emails lesen, smtp ist für senden). Dann muss man sich etwas Zeit nehmen um zu verstehen wie man das sichert mit spf, dkim, dmarc (eigentlich echt simpel mit DNS TXT records) und dann ist man unabhängig von Providern. Man sollte auf alle Fälle testen ob man open relay ist (dann ist man offen für Spammer die über euch senden können), weil man dann relativ schnell auf sperrlisten landet. Dann ist man Provider unabhängig. Kostet wenig Geld aber kostet etwas nerven bis man alles verstanden und aufgebaut hat.

@hweissi@infosec.exchange good that I didn't buy one. One, two years ago I searched a device for reading papers and web pages, but I didn't buy one. Someone suggested that remarkable was a good device for this. I wonder if there's something open source / open hardware that fit this kind of idea. It seems an obvious thing that many people would like to have.

@thking@mastodon.social hmm sounds like cloud providers or people without understanding the impacts influence the idea It's very expensive and complicated to do multi region and multi cloud is even worse. I am pretty sure that you will fail more often if you do this than you would expect better availability. Of course being prepared to move to another region if there is a serious disaster is not a bad idea.

@DrewKadel@social.coop this is why my job won’t change soon. Details matter a lot more than the maybe time savings. All in all the tool is great for creating fake news and anyone reasonable should immediately re-think if they want to contribute to this “advance” in science.

@liw@toot.liw.fi I start at looking into the program start and scroll the main flow. After that I start to see directory structure and read interesting packages. In general I see the problem of no architecture docs and no operations docs. I try to make it better in my main project, but for example in cncf projects the normal is "helm install -f https://...." and good luck figuring out how it works and what it installs. Not even to have one picture that explains all the components working together is just bad docs.