mikoto

monsieuricon, 2 months ago to random

If lore.kernel.org was slow for you this morning, this is because the fscking tiktok bot crawler hit it 1,813,470 times over 10 hours.

DIAF.

mikoto, 27 days ago to random

out of context screenshot

mikoto, 4 months ago to random

https://twitter.com/JohnnyGuit4r/status/1739391044805087468

lanodan, 29 days ago to random

> https://fy.blackhats.net.au/blog/2024-04-26-passkeys-a-shattered-dream/

So passkeys ended up going usernameless/resident aka doing the well known UX disaster and security disaster (keys need the ability to be rolled easily) of cryptography as the only mean of identification, and then of course ended up discovering that it actually doesn't works well at all.

mikoto, 4 months ago to random

kinda actually dig the vista beta 1 design the most really

mikoto, 3 months ago to random

mikoto, 3 months ago to random

ideally there would be an mrf where it would just block images from accounts <X hours old, might even be possible with the existing stuff but I might have to move to the text config for that

mikoto, 1 day ago to random

test

mikoto, 3 months ago to random

well the mix of hellthread and keyword mrf seems to have kept the spam at bay

mikoto, 3 months ago to random

you can tell the situation has been changing quite rapidly

mikoto, 5 months ago to random

done setting up my new fedora install

mikoto, 1 month ago to random

kinda wish everyone would just stick to a single key/key combo to enter the bios/UEFI settings

mikoto, 5 months ago to random

hearing more windows 12 rumours lately, wonder if microsoft will try to quickly forget that 11 existed like with vista post-win7

mikoto, 5 months ago to random

so what's the state of the misskey distros?

mikoto, 5 months ago to random

Has that swoosh bug with SMTP been fixed now with OTP 26 or not?

mikoto, 5 months ago to random

you know it had to happen.

the iPod Nano

mikoto, 1 month ago to random

github just NUKED the xz repo

mikoto, 11 days ago to random

tmux is a godsend, every server admin should have this in their toolbox

mikoto, 6 months ago to random

So apparently YouTube taking its sweet time to load videos is supposed to be another “trick” to punish adbockers, but instead it just ends up punishing Firefox users. https://www.404media.co/youtube-says-new-5-second-video-load-delay-is-supposed-to-punish-ad-blockers-not-firefox-users/

Edit: This isn’t a Firefox-exclusive issue, it just happened to affect Firefox users the most since it has tracking protection enabled by default. Other browser users also have had that issue too. If user agent switching works, it’s likely due to A/B testing shenanigans.

Ironically there is a filter snippet that ublock origin users can use to bypass the artificial delay:

www.youtube.com##+js(nano-stb, resolve(1), *, 0.001)

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/uBlockOrigin/comments/17tm9rp/youtube_antiadblock_and_ads_november_12_2023_mega/

mikoto, 3 months ago to random

:sus_microsystems:

mikoto, 2 months ago to random

Hetzner can do nothing about that

RE: https://mk.absturztau.be/notes/9l0u0kcryfenc9je

mikoto, 2 months ago to random

rip yuzu

mikoto, 2 months ago to random

reading https://danluu.com/slow-device/ and man, reading that exchange between the discourse and google devs makes be pretty mad at the former.

bruh, people with shittier connections tend to also have shitter devices. I know qualcomm sucks, but like don't blame people for buying phones with their chips in them, especially since they're pretty dominant in the android world.

mikoto, 4 months ago to random

> It features a built-in DRAM cache buffer for high-speed AI computing that enhances system loading and data caching, reducing NAND flash wear and increasing product life span.

That's just using a flash translation layer bruh

18+ mikoto, 2 months ago to random

Ok, so akko.wtf's IP does point to Hetzner, but the actual server is hosted at home. Hetzner is currently only used to host the reverse proxy for akko.wtf and frieren.quest, mostly so I don't have to deal with potential dynamic IP shenanigans and provide a bit of privacy.

Well I'll take some time to consider options here.