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mms, to selfhosted
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Do you selfhost your website at home? Give me a link please (and a photo of that beast in your basement)

zrail,
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@mms petekeen.net is a very minor guest on this honkin huge mess.

webology,
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@zrail @mms I'm not trying to call you out like this, but I can't unsee that switch on the right hanging by the orange network cable. 🤣

mms, to random
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This list is a GOLDMINE of great websites

https://jdd.freeshell.org/links.php

mms, to SmallWeb
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mms,
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@dekkzz76 I agree.

dekkzz76,
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@mms

plus even if you downsize your orange cat knows how to rest your phone to raw image size

mms, to random
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Why the hell, whenever I open Facebook (daycare photos :-)) I am greeted with so many reels of half naked woman? I know the internet is made for porn, but come one!

*I don’t allow my kid’s face to be published to FB, but other parents don’t care so I see what they did.

stfn,
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@mms I would be so angry if someone posted my child on the internet

mms, to random
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My article has been covered by BSD Now podcast - https://www.bsdnow.tv/560, starts around 25 minutes mark. It's mostly a read-out-loud but FAME IS FAME

louis,
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@mms Congratulations! You put a great deal of time into your BSD-related posts and deserve the fame. Enjoy it! 🎈

mms, to random
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I will similarly spin "History of Unix" into a dedicated subpage with its own layout. The biggest risk: I may need to commission graphics.

mms,
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@holgerschurig never used it, will try. I was thinning of mermaid.js :-)

holgerschurig,

@mms That's good as well ... at least I heard of.

Recently I learned about pikchr from some mastodon post and tried it. There is a C and a Rust implementation, the later even available packaged in Debian. And there is even an ob-pikchr ...

... but it didn't work. Pikchr generates SVG, which my be Emacs doesn't display. A browser shows them. And Emacs shows other SVGs quite nicely. I didn't dig deeper. Currently I'm in a ReHa clinic after my (successful!) surgery on colon cancer, so I won't look deeper into this the next weeks.

I wanted to use it because with pikchr I'm the boss of the layout: I can arrange the boxes, diamonds, clouds etc to where I want them. With dot from graphviz this is a challenge, you didn't against the system there.

https://pikchr.org/home/doc/trunk/doc/examples.md

mms, to FreeBSD
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#Userfriendly guest star - #freebsd

https://michal.sapka.me/userfriendly/19990320/

(it's an arc, not one pic.)

louis,
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@mms That's super funny 😃 I'd love to go full in BSD, however many of the libs/langs I use are either not available or in a very specific version and I don't want to compile them all by myself.

BSD clearly has some momentum in the end-user area and that's great.

mms, to random
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Friends don't left friends use modern Windows.

yeti,
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@mms

Friends show friends Windows1?

https://copy.sh/v86/?profile=windows1

mms,
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@yeti tiling4ever<3

mms, to Blog
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a small blog post from me:

「 In the same time library books have seen a lot. They were touched by a lot of greasy fingers, seen a lot of toilets. Just look at those two. Both are still fully usable, despite the tired look. 」

https://michal.sapka.me/blog/2024/libraries/

#blog #indieweb #smallweb #100daystooffload

mms, to random
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I am also spending way too much time and energy on mastodon

mms,
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@louis @jnv @joel come for the knowledge, stay for the jokes. Mwl is a funny guy :-)

joel,
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@mms @louis @jnv indeed indeed idk who that is but yes

mms, to random
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mms, to selfhosted
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Fellow : how do you move important things (like family photos, as most other things are replaceable) under your own wing and sleep at night? One problem with disc or os and boom, all of it is gone. Like tears in rain.

Is reliable backup all you do?

tetrislife,

@mms I don't host in any manner, and have lost irreplaceable photos. I have been thinking if self-hosting and having a live clone of it would work out.

mms, to random
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yesterday, around 4PM CET I've blocked all robots from accessing /git on my site.

  • facebook still haven't got the memo
  • petal also didn't

(and I also blocked FriendlyCrawler on packet filter. It's amazon's LLM stealing machine)

mms, to Sony
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new blog post

「 CDP-897 is a unit from 1992. It’s 32 years old, and it works flawlessly. All buttons work, CD reading is spot on, audio it generates through all outputs is clear. It even came with a full service manual, which till this can day can be easily found on the web. Nowadays not many things exist after 5 years of purchase, and here I am. Just another happy owner in the 30-year history of this player. 」

https://michal.sapka.me/blog/2024/cdp-897/

mms, to OpenAI
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Realisticly, how much low quality data would we need to poison ? Is it even possible at this point? Like how many sites would need to write a post stating that we now call Altman an “althole”?

wraptile,
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@holgerschurig @mms search engines and LLMs are very different

holgerschurig,

@wraptile @mms The basic principle at their core is quite equivalent:

There is some kind of feeder that for them with data. Usually this is is a crawler that indexes the web. LLMs perhaps get also from other sources, but they certainly also were filled with web content. Up to a specific date.

And, as far as we can conclude now: there is little QA between what is crawled and what is then sent to the indexer (search engine) or tokenizer (LLMs). The lack of a real QA process and the similarity in the feed process makes me think that I've can poison them intentionally with garbage.

I see no reason why the principle "garbage in - garage out" wouldn't apply to LLMs as well. IMHO it applies to all categories of programs based on a "input - computation - output" principle.

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