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OpenBSD, NetBSD, Ῥωμαῖοι.
Trying to not lose the hope.
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- wss://relay.momostr.pink/ – read & write
Recent Notes
> I do not use any social networking sites because that way of working is inconvenient for me.
> I have a Twitter account called [redacted], which I use to log in on other sites to post comments on articles.
> I have a Mastodon account, [redacted], which mirrors the political notes of [redacted].
okay
> I have a Twitter account called [redacted], which I use to log in on other sites to post comments on articles.
> I have a Mastodon account, [redacted], which mirrors the political notes of [redacted].
okay
If you could know six languages what would they be?
Mine:
- French
- Gaelic
- Latin
- Korean
- Ancient Greek
- Hebrew
Bonus: Esperanto & Middle Egyptian Hieroglyphs.
Byzantine Greek
Modern Greek
Armenian
Bactrian
Modern Greek
Armenian
Bactrian
Does anyone know how to get 127.0.0.1 and a loopback device working on #9front? man 3 loopback says I should start with,<code>bind -a #λ /net<br></code>
However there is no #λ interface listed in /...
I found 2 things:
https://gist.github.com/baryluk/e9ba5af68d67e14b8a5716a70656d550
> # To configure loopback / localhost:
> # ip/ipconfig -P loopback /dev/null 127.1
> # ip/ipconfig -P loopback /dev/null ::1
https://man.cat-v.org/plan_9/3/loopback
Manpage states "#X", not "#λ", not sure if this changes anything, I do not even run The 9.
https://gist.github.com/baryluk/e9ba5af68d67e14b8a5716a70656d550
> # To configure loopback / localhost:
> # ip/ipconfig -P loopback /dev/null 127.1
> # ip/ipconfig -P loopback /dev/null ::1
https://man.cat-v.org/plan_9/3/loopback
Manpage states "#X", not "#λ", not sure if this changes anything, I do not even run The 9.
https://tornadovps.com/faq
> Can I run a Tor node?
> A number of customers are running tor relay nodes. At this time we don’t have an explicit policy against exit nodes, but we reserve the right to add one. Persistent abuse complaints are not tolerated, so please refer to the Tor project for recommendations on a reduced exit node policy that may be able to avoid abuse complaints.
> Can I run a Tor node?
> A number of customers are running tor relay nodes. At this time we don’t have an explicit policy against exit nodes, but we reserve the right to add one. Persistent abuse complaints are not tolerated, so please refer to the Tor project for recommendations on a reduced exit node policy that may be able to avoid abuse complaints.
True, but it's kind of sadly hilarious that people can't see that for what it is.
I mean, they didn't *mean* to set a bear trap immediately outside your front door, but they just so happened to be hu...
What if they see that, but there are other constrains which enforce them to accept the status quo? Constrains which not always are in their control. Or maybe they are hyped so much that they cannot see the verso of the whole LLM industry. I think that we should rather sympathise with them, because they are used not at their will. Propaganda has its use from hundreds of years.
CC: @lori @thedæmon (Clay Ayers) [he / him]
CC: @lori @thedæmon (Clay Ayers) [he / him]
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Seems to work now? At least in Firefox?
For me it does not work, maybe it does not accept my policies.json.
My overall thought is that saying "self-hosting is bad" does not help and does not solve any problem, it only stigmatises and generalises.
CC: @rqm
CC: @rqm
If I would need to hang cabinets, I would try to do my best and learn how to do that, so in case of falling, I can fix them on my own. Handyman does not need to care about quality of their work, it should be just enough. They know that you will come back, because you do not know how to hang those cabinets. It is in their interest to not do the work perfectly, because this means more work and more money.
CC: @rqm
CC: @rqm