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3·7 天前The context…just raises more questions LMAO
It’s beginner level, the hard part is the reverse proxy, once you have a grasp on that just having it on a dedicated box in a segmented portion on your firewall designated as the DMZ is easy. Id even go so far as to say its the bare minimum if you’re even considering exposing to the internet.
It doesn’t even need to be all that powerful since its just relaying packets as a middleman
Also run the reverse proxy on a dedicated box for it in the DMZ
16·13 天前Yes Nintendo yes! I’m sure you won’t turn into a Sony after the OtherOS debacle, just keep doin what you’re doing! LMAO
3·14 天前Lol, it’s an article, the whole point is to summarize “something else”, they even have a few paragraphs on the highlights and then links the patch notes themselves at the end.
I’m in the same boat as @Kolanaki@pawb.social, even if just getting a regular phone id need to be able to drop 700-1k$
And ofc the shit consumer protection laws here in the US, at least through my carrier I can have really forgiving insurance LMAO
Too bad I won’t be able to get it unless T-Mobile carries it, and they never carry the cool phones (Anymore) :(
The sentiment is valid, but being as closed as an iPhone is quite an exaggeration. You can’t even use a different keyboard on an iPhone let alone a different launcher or lock screen lol
I’m actually on the P9PF rn myself since release so coming up on a year
Yea the SoC has been a disappointment, not terrible, but not good either. The first couple weeks were rough for battery life until the optimizations kicked in lol
Cameras are always on the “as long as they’re there” list for me LMAO but I have quite enjoyed the optical zooming on it lolol
It’s been pretty reliable for me IMO, but I also only unfold when I’m doing something that actually benefits from it, in contrast with my Dad who got a Samsuck fold who has to unfold it ALL the time because “The front screen sucks to use” LMAO so I figure his will probably break before mine just for that
Overall, for a Google 2nd gen product, id say it’s decent and probably the best out of the options I could get on T-Mobile in the states lol but there’s absolutely room for improvement
52·1 个月前5 years ago, that sentence would have been said jokingly or you would have been laughed at lol
Who would have guessed Intel would actually end up putting out good GPUs LMAO
51·1 个月前OpenAI’s malfeasance with regard to energy usage, data theft,
I mean that’s why I call them silly folks, that’s all still attributable to that corporate greed we all hate, but I’ve also seen them shit on research work and papers just because “AI” Soo yea lol
Aside from the few people on Lemmy who are entirely anti-AI
Those are silly folks lmao
most people just don’t want AI jammed willy-nilly into places where it doesn’t belong to do things poorly that it’s not equipped to do.
Exactly, fuck corporate greed!
I just saw the CRT Gameboy one the other day, it was pure art. Subscribed after that lmao
It’s not what they personally believe that most have issues with, it’s how they leverage what’s widely seen as the “official” developer instance. Whether they like it or not or what they say it is or not, it is recognized as such and as the “public face” it should be governed in an unbiased way, or all politics on it should be banished from it.
If they were running a personal instance for their personal politics that didn’t have official Lemmy development and support comms, there would be a LOT more people donating for Lemmy’s development
When they’re off the admin list
And a new, unbiased and fair, team is in place. I’m quite clear about that
Until then, I have recurring donations for PieFed, .world and .cafe
Yes, a comm dedicated to documentation (and the occasional meme) of what they say and do
Here’s a quick recap with a selection of direct evidence links: https://lemmy.world/post/29072279
How do they exploit their position as devs to push their political agenda? Do they add something to the code that gives them some exclusive benefits?
Look at how the .ml instance is positioned. People will hear “That instance is run by the devs and all support and other official development comms are on it” and will automatically gravitate to it and the reputation of Lemmy as a whole becomes tied to it. And other instances are hesitant to defed from it because of that.
So now the devs are in a defacto position of influence, regardless of if they want it or not. Now they have a choice, they can moderate it fairly and unbiased (i.e. not using it to further their personal politics) or separate its day to day operations to another admin team. As another commentator in this thread put it “The devs should do dev work and not mod work, and the admin team should do mod work and not dev work”
They’ve already proven that they cant do the first choice so now the only viable option is the second one, which they’re probably not gonna address.
If you mean they just host their own instance, isn’t it the whole point of Lemmy and what all the other instances are doing? Some even block other instances that do not match their political bias to not ruin their echo chamber. I mean I’m on lemmy.world which probably would be more accurately named lemmy.ultra.left.usa for some time now.
Because of my first point, they tied all sorts of official development stuff to .ml, many instances don’t want to defederate because of that and the perception (it doesn’t really hold when you look at MAUs) that they have the biggest comms on lemmy, it’s almost akin to holding them hostage in my eyes “if you or your mods want official on-lemmy lemmy support, official announcements or access to Lemmys BIGGEST comms then you HAVE to stay federated with us!”
Things would be different if they were just running a personal instance with no official Lemmy anything on it, then it would be much easier for instances to make a defederation decision, just like the rest of the triad
Well at least it’s “just” software issues, software can always be fixed, but hardware issues are usually only fixable by needing to buy a new version lol