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slink

@slink@fosstodon.org

(he/him)
Does things #FOSS #HTTP and #VarnishCache in particular. :varnishcache:
Is one of the the last MSc in #AI graduates of the University of Edinburgh (1999) and watches what happens.

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isotopp, to random German
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  • slink,
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    @isotopp ich sehe vor allem folgende probleme:

    • firmen, die es eigentlich wüssten und könnten, gehen zu solchen hostern, und verlieren neben geld know how und macht über ihre eigenen systeme
    • dogmatismus
    • marktkonzentration aka monopol/oligopolbildung
    • massive zentralisierung "too big to fail"
    isotopp, to random German
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  • slink,
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    @isotopp ich schwöre auf eisenpfannen. die müssen nie beschichtet werden, nur geölt bleiben. und wenn doch was schief geht, einfach abschleifen und neu einbrennen. kein teflon ist besser als reteflon, odr?

    fatboy, to random
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    One of these days we'll be running just a kernel that boots into a web browser....

    AI Is Coming for Your Web Browser. Here’s How to Use It
    https://www.wired.com/story/ai-web-browser-microsoft-edge-how-to/

    slink,
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    @fatboy "one day" is in the past already: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/JavaStation

    pbarker, to opensource
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    @pbarker you dont even need the SCM host's fork function. A fork is no different to any other repository.

    risottobias, to random

    is confusing okay.

    slink,
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    @risottobias ok i guess this is really a question.
    in vcl it would be something like

    sub vcl_backend_fetch { if (bereq.url ~ "^/path/") { set bereq.backend = …; } else { set bereq.backend = …; } }

    slink,
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    @leoncowle @risottobias sure, you can also use req.backend_hint on the client side in most cases. One example where it does not work is when you need the object's hash, e.g. with directors.shard()

    again, this is for . fastly has forked a loooong time ago…

    slink, (edited ) to random
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    dear @fsf, I am a supporter and really want to follow you here, but I am annoyed by your repeated posts of the same content. If you consider it important to continue this practice, can you please at least use a marker hashtag for these repeated posts to allow those having seen them often enough to filter them?

    slink, (edited ) to random German
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    "Die Belastung der Erdatmosphäre hat ein Ausmaß angenommen, das die zukünftige Bewohnbarkeit der Erde in der jetzigen Form in Frage stellt."

    BONNER ALMANACH 1989/90
    Stand April 1989

    linuxfoundation, to random

    Hosting open source projects on GitHub: Nine things you need to know

    https://www.linuxfoundation.org/blog/hosting-open-source-projects-on-github-nine-things-you-need-to-know

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    slink, to fediverse
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    Could apps like , or offer an option to pass on money from (optionally recurring) in-app purchases to the instance users chose?
    I suggest a boost if you support the idea.

    miksu, to opensource Finnish

    Any interesting written in used extensively in that would need contributors and have great and ? 🤔

    slink,
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    @miksu https://gitlab.com/uplex/varnish/k8s-ingress quoting @slimhazard :
    Interesting ✅
    Open source ✅
    Golang ✅
    Used in k8s ✅
    Used extensively 🤔
    Needs contributors ✅‼️✅
    Great community 👎
    Great support 👍👍👍

    mnot, to random
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    @mnot are you in germany?
    pro tip: don't eat the ones with the green and pink tips.

    slink,
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    @mnot niiice :)
    and it needed an aussie to make me aware of its existence

    drewdevault, to random
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    slink, (edited ) to random
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    shopping for plants and soil with a and two

    hungrybluedev, to opensource

    Feeling pumped!

    I just wrote a simple web server in pure V that has very tight memory usage, is extremely stable, and holds up really well to a large number of connections.

    I'm building on top of it to make a convenient standalone web server and then use that to make a web framework.

    slink,
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    @hungrybluedev numbers?

    quincy, to random German
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    Warum zum Henker werden -Vorträge eigentlich immer noch in das Datensilo hochgeladen? 🤔

    Das ist 1) redundant UND 2) ein schlechtes Signal, der Link wird dann oft fälschlich geteilt, UND 3) von den Vortragenden z.T. nicht erwünscht.

    slink,
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    @quincy wenn der CCC es nicht täte, würden gute vorträge dort wohl trotzdem landen und menschen müssten sich mit takedowns beschäftigen.
    ich hätte aber auch gerne ein yt embargo.

    slink,
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    @quincy bzw gingen takedowns nicht mit CC und anderen freien lizenzen

    JanAlbrecht, to random
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    RT @BoellStiftung: Online-Veranstaltung am 3. Mai ➤ Ausgespäht: Wie der Einsatz von gegen Journalist*innen unsere Demokratie gefährdet.

    ▶️ Anmeldung: https://calendar.boell.de/de/event/ausgespaeht-wie-der-einsatz-von-spyware-gegen-journalistinnen-unsere-demokratie-gefaehrdet

    Mit: @laurentrichard0 von @FbdnStories, @HNeumannMEP und @telloglou
    Moderation: @JanAlbrecht

    https://t.co/4uX91ZZuky

    🐦🔗: https://n.respublicae.eu/JanAlbrecht/status/1651133119808905218

    slink,
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    @viennawriter @padeluun @JanAlbrecht ernstgemeint: hat jemand eine quelle einer untersuchung von zoom im browser auf datenschutz? ich nutze das auch als fallback und wüsste gerne, wie dumm es ist.

    slink, to random
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    is there a way in to quickly switch accounts (faster than going through settings)?

    mttaggart, to opensource

    Too many folks in the and communities fail to understand that the moral valence of a tool or product is not its primary feature to most users.

    Lemme explain with tomatoes.

    In the US, organic produce sales growth outperforms non-organic produce. It costs more, so why is this true? Two things are going on: first, the organic tomato still tomatoes as well as the non-organic tomato—it may even tomato better! Plus you have the added value of buying a thing you feel good about purchasing. We don't need to unpack "organic" right now, but I hope we can agree the term is designed to signal, among other things, a higher ethical echelon than the alternative.

    So why don't people prefer "organic" software?

    Because unlike the grocery store counterpart, organic software almost never performs the function at the level expected by the user, and often requires assembly. Even worse, it comes with bugs without support. Imagine buying a tomato that came with worms and you could not return it.

    The thing needs to thing as well, if not better, than the alternative to be competitive. Taking the whole population into account, almost no one cares about "free software." Almost no one cares about freedom from advertising; we're all conditioned to accept it as part of internet life. And almost no one cares about privacy in a real sense. Those aren't your primary features, developers; those are bonuses.

    I guess I'm trying to say the whinging about people moving to closed platforms is kinda telling on ourselves. If you sell a wormy tomato, you can't blame the buyer for picking from another shelf.

    slink,
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    @mttaggart can you also solve the funding problem with the tomato analogy?

    OpenInfra, to opensource
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    🚨 ATTENTION ALL PROCRASTINATORS! 🚨
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    slink,
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    @OpenInfra honest feedback: no matter if your conference is any good or not, to me this kind of marketing based around and is a red flag, and i would wish for people in the opensource comminity to avoid such dark patterns.

    mightyspaceman, to random
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    WOWOWOW

    I just found a really old post on how to turn lights on and off from the commandline by sending raw bytes cached in a file (we're talking like \x2a\x00\x00\x34\ kinda thing) to it's IP adress.

    I might...be able to make a commandline lifx controller. There doesn't seem to be any out there as of now. Maybe even a #C library if I want to go down the rabbithole of trying to build a library in a language I'm not very familiar with

    It's wonderful that lifx opensources their protocol.

    slink,
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    @mightyspaceman then a bash alias or function should suffice for making a "controller"

    hanno, to random German
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    Dass jetzt übrigens jeder Verkehrsverbund ein eigenes System für den Verkauf des Deutschlandtickets implementiert zeigt doch auch wie schief das System ist und dass da zwanghaft an einem System gestgehalten wird das Teil des Problems ist. Es sind vermutlich keine gigantischen Kosten, aber jeder € den ein Verkehrsverbund für Werbung für das Ticket oder die Implementierung der Bezahl- und Verkaufsvorgänge investiert wäre besser aufgehoben als Investition in zuverlässigere Busse und Bahnen.

    slink,
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    @hanno dezentralität und föderalismus sind gut, sie vermeiden monopole, machtmissbrauch usw. wir sind ja im fediverse, wir wissen das.
    aber klar, alles 300x zu entwickeln, ist verschwenderisch auf so vielen ebenen.
    ein guter weg wäre m.e., dass die ÖPVs 2-3 plattformen gemeinsam finanzieren und nutzen.
    hatte das bei der nicht wenigstens halbwegs gut geklappt?

    slink,
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    @hanno das beispiel war bezogen auf gemeinsame entwicklung. dass 300 covid apps dumm wären, sehe ich auch so.
    aber warum findest du die idee bezogen auf #öpnv dumm?

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