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krnl386, 10 months ago

I see your point… votes from a compromised instance (or instances) and such. How is this more or less vulnerable to a centralized model?

krnl386, 10 months ago

Did anyone ever claim that the Fediverse is somehow a solution for the bot/fake vote or even brigading problem?

krnl386, 10 months ago

This is just cringe. You realize the term “master race” in this context is derived from “PC master race” which in turn was coined as part of the console gamers vs. PC gamers rivalry, i.e. the “console ‘tards” vs. “PC gamer master race”… sigh…

This take is as cringy as gamergate, TBH.

krnl386, 10 months ago

Oracle poking fun at RedHat and IBM?!? First Microsoft and now Oracle. What is going on???

krnl386, 10 months ago

Yup, that’s how I feel. NixOS is the new Arch.

krnl386, 10 months ago

Yup. That’s how I feel. NixOS is the new Arch.

krnl386, 10 months ago

Yup, that’s how I feel. NixOS is the new Arch.

krnl386, 10 months ago

Neat! Nice of them to do that. It seems to be a few releases behind, though.

krnl386, 10 months ago

I hear you. I run my own instance in Docker with watchtower for auto-updates. Voyager gets lots of updates, however, so watchtower doesn’t keep up for the time being. Hopefully with time things will stabilize more and there will be less frequent releases.

krnl386, 10 months ago

Check out vger.app ; it’s a PWA so it’s “installable” to the launcher.

krnl386, 10 months ago

Not sure if it has anything to do with the Star Trek series, though… or does it?

krnl386, 10 months ago

I’m curious if this is caused by the fact that wine/proton is an API emulation layer. Whatever API calls this app uses for benchmarking may be less efficient, or maybe emulated, rather than talking directly to hardware. It should also be noted that these benchmark numbers are probably not indicative of actual game performance, as games likely use different API calls that are well or better optimized.

krnl386, 10 months ago

Do you get better numbers with Windows on the same PC?

krnl386, 10 months ago

I haven’t tried it yet, but on the desktop I intend to try the PWA with Brave browser. In terms of privacy, it’s hard to beat on any platform.

krnl386, 10 months ago

Why the heck are they asking for email addresses??

krnl386, 10 months ago

Are you the fuzz? Feds? FBI?

krnl386, 10 months ago

That’s ridiculously cute! Is this a real photo?

krnl386, 10 months ago

If you’re deploying Immich with docker, you can probably specify any storage device as its storage backend.

krnl386, 10 months ago

This. It’s likely it’s a session problem (expired session).

krnl386, 10 months ago

Honestly, I don’t quite get how there are still publications being done through these publishers. IMHO that makes me suspect some sort of under the table kickbacks to the authors of the study or the institution. Anything published in a non-Open Access publication should automatically be flagged for conflict of interest for kickbacks from the publisher to the authors.

krnl386, 10 months ago

Mindblowing! So much for advancing and protecting the interests of the field. It’s scary that some of these associations are also regulators!

krnl386, 10 months ago

Thanks so much, @TruckBC! Happy to be here.

krnl386, 10 months ago

Your hidden posts can be accessed under your profile - the middle button on the toolbar at the bottom of the screen, which usually has your username/instance name.

krnl386, 10 months ago

I noticed that as well; seems like a regression bug, unless that feature has been deprecated.

krnl386, 10 months ago

Just saw this post. Looks like it should be possible!

lemm.ee/post/768156