mander.xyz for science articles and memes. startrek.website and tenforward@lemmy.world for star trek memes. cybersecurity@sh.itjust.works for cybersecurity news, but not a lot of discussion.
The self hosting communities on lemmy.ml and lemmy.world are pretty active and good at answering questions.
I have kind of the opposite experience. When I go on reddit, I feel depressed and angry, when I go on Lemmy I laugh and learn stuff. Probably the communities I subscribe to though. I get political and regional news from Reddit (and don’t have an actual reddit account anymore). I get funny science and Star Trek memes from Lemmy and cyber security and tech news.
When any criticism of the Israeli government or expression of solidarity with the Palestinian people is “antisemitic”, you’ve damaged and weakened the very meaning of the word “antisemitism” and the moral authority of those who wield it.
I got it and it’s funny, but I think lots of people need that /s tag or they don’t process it correctly.
Companies attacking security researchers always goes so well for them.
Meh. I’ll be impressed when it plays Aria Math.
(j/k, this is awesome, I love it)
Everything works fine. It’s super handy having such fine control over my router.
OpenWRT.
Australians soon engaging in wider spread adoption of VPN and tor usage.
Yeah! Postgres is great!
My experience working with a vibe coder hired by one of our clients is actually that’s it great for MAXIMUM VP, as in a viable product made up of just under 40k lines of typescript, plus 90+ Node libraries for an app that amounts to a login page, a Square payment gateway and a user settings page (it’s seriously just a signup page for a coastguard and weather alerts service that the rest of our team built in Python and Rust). It crashes if it can’t talk to a database server that hosts no actual databases. It crashes if it doesn’t have the Square API secrets as envars, but the LLM also hard coded them into the API calls. It actually crashes if you try to run it any way other than “npm run dev” (so I srsly set up a service that runs it as npm run dev, as the ubuntu user).
We would have gone extinct before we discovered fire.
Please don’t promote Red Cap politics disguised as software.
Even if they did, you can run VPNs over https, or make Tor disguise itself as other kinds of web traffic.
I’m working with some Rust right now that is 100% a big mess…
It’s consistently either the Rust or the Docker components that fail to build. In fairness, it’s a VERY big and complex application.
At a guess, the Venn diagram of people who would happily regularly pay for apps and people who have heard of flathub is teeny tiny.
Qubes or gtfo (troll answer, don’t listen to me)
Why would it be a bad idea?
That reputation has entirely been created by the media frenzy over busting the worst kinds of criminals.
Oh they’re all using the same technology? Yeah of course they are, because that’s the technology that works the best. It has so many fucking use cases.
Funny that the media frenzy is hitting a fever pitch just as we most desperately need powerful tools for opposing fascism. Almost like that’s not really a coincidence.
Steve Rogers, when the monkeys flew.