Yeah those things have been around a while. Web scrapers and sneaker bot operators are fond of them. Sometimes they run racks full of real phones so they can put downloaded phone apps on them for nefarious purposes, instead of having to try to fool the apps with virtualization.
The thing about shutting down the cell network sounds like alarmism unless there was something unusual that they weren’t saying.
Length 14:08. Will watch later.
I just use a laptop at home though I have a raspberry pi buried in some junk that I was using as a tv typewriter for a while. I have a Hetzner dedi and a bunch of random VPS to use as servers, and my backups are on Hetzner Storage Box. That’s partly because I don’t have much space at home for machines, and also because my home internet is crap. If you’ve got the space and bandwidth for it and cheap enough power though, then sure, why not go for it.
Another one of these? How many do we have now? And is “schema-less” ever reflected in real world use?
Github is like Facebook, where the tired scams still work.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Good_News_from_the_Vatican
“Good News from the Vatican” is a 1971 science fiction short story by American author Robert Silverberg, featuring the election of a robot to the position of Pope of the Church of Rome.[1] It won that year’s Nebula Award for Best Short Story.
My nextcloud is on a relatively expensive ($5/month) VPS but I should get off my butt and move it to a $2/month one. I like to hope your organization can afford that, at least for a while. I will PM you a link where as a broke nonprofit you might be able to get a free one if you ask nicely.
I think it’s not worth trying to self-host on your own hardware unless you want to experience the hassles and headaches as a self-education or hobby goal in its own right.
It’s a little complicated. Sometimes the curl command further up works, but sometimes the redirection is done in an html meta tag or even with javascript. I have a messy python script that has a bunch of site specific code to bypass redirects and clean up tracking links. I can’t post it in its present condition (it has some private info embedded) but I’ve been wanting to clean it up and post it sometime.
Do one that detects psychopathy and try it on politicians, heh.
I’ve played with Gitea a little and it was easy to set up, but I didn’t need the web stuff. So as others have suggested, I just set up a bare git repo in one place, then git clone it over ssh in the other place, and push and pull to it. So that’s an SVN-like model with a central repo, plus a few other places using it and sometimes pushing code to it that I manually pull when needed to the others.
All this stuff with docker containers seems like ridiculous overkill.
Aha, thanks, I didn’t realize boosting and quoting weren’t the same. I’m not very familiar with this stuff.
What do they think it means for Senators to demand something? If they want to have a chance of making it happen, they have to do their job and pass a law. Aand even then it’s just a hope. They should know by now that sternly worded letters are useless.
There’s been a “boost” button for a while. I don’t know how long though. I haven’t tried using it. But I’ve seen some posts boosted by other users of that instance.
mathstodon.xyz has it. I had thought that was a mastodon instance but maybe it’s something different.
I don’t remember anything about him politically, but I liked the way Count Chocola embraced his nickname.
I thought it was already there and had been there for a while?
Makes me miss windows 7.
In summary
Google organized business owners against California legislation to force its Chrome web browser to safeguard personal data.
Call recipient can tell when incoming number terminates at a data center (most VOIP). They like cellular network numbers for the same reason they like residential IP addresses.