DrFerrous, 5 months ago to bluesky

"I find #Bluesky to (so far, at least) be MUCH more like early #Twitter."

(Wow, this is such a surprise. eyeroll)

My response: "Personally, I am enjoying Mastodon a lot and am not keen on being on a platform owned by a billionaire and driven by invisible algorithms."

#NeverGoBack #Forward

Di_Libu, 7 months ago to mastodon

I'm new to #Mastodon; I look #forward to #learning new things and #sharing things with others. I have some #college #education and a versatile #work #experience. I am in the process of #expanding my #horizons, so to speak. I hope to gain #followers and #follow interesting #influences. I love cats and dogs. I enjoy making new #friends and #networking. I like to go for short walks.

Thank you for taking the time to read my post. Best wishes to you!

#intro
#introduction
#introductions
#Di_Libu

itisiboller, 8 months ago to architecture

DNS isn't hard
TL;DR "It is not DNS, it's you."

https://www.infosecworrier.dk/blog/2023/04/dns-isnt-hard.html

#DNSIsntHard #DNS #Architecture #DoT #DoH #DoQ #BIND #DNSSEC #Security #Design #Forward #Reverse #Lookup #Zone

alcea, 10 months ago to python

@T0xF03AE @koyu

Lil #unix q:

is it.. possible create offline package backups of stuff #installed ?

i know #deb files (#similar to #python #whl ) exist,

but usually, apt-get without internet is kinda :blobcatgooglytrash: ..

so.. is there a way to keep things "#offline" ?

(I don't trust package managment to have everything online always. #cdn . #repos, you name it)

Imagine wanting to want to quickly #setup a #pc, but ohwait:

#dependency #horreur 🙀

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