MonkCanatella @ MonkCanatella @sh.itjust.works

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Really good app. Hopefully when they introduce their premium pricing it doesn’t start to enshittify. I’m hoping it’s not another case of taking advantage of the open source community

Eh, at least they added support for it. Good for them. Still looking at this app with some skepticism but so far seems to be doing what it sets out to do.

So what's the downside?

Yeah but that's true about any linux distro. if you can do it on one, you can most certainly do it on any others

Ahh interesting. So do you have to manually set an upstream dns server?

I think it does caching because grimd does caching. I want a dns filter and dns resolver that's selfhosted but still performant and low latency. Caching of course is big part of that because if you're running recursive queries every time, your ping will be like 100-200ms.

Nah, I literally didn't have any idea. I'm all for wayland adoption. I'm on x11 because my main computer has an nvidia gpu but with wider adoption, I'm sure the fix will come soon.

cool, but I was asking as a question out of technical ignorance, not as a complaint about wayland.

https://i.imgur.com/WDEFvny.gif

I'm confused, how can an application ship with wayland? What if the DE you're using is on x11?

he has some very dubious takes - he's very correct on how shitty it is to be a consumer but he's completely blind to any systemic analysis of it, willfully I would imagine.

https://i.imgur.com/nOOT8NK.png

what the fuck is this?! WHat IS THIS?!

There's major issues with copyright/licensings/trademarks etc. It's fundamentally flawed

He is spot on with how being a consumer enters you into an adversarial relationship. It's so incredibly frustrating having to fight for what you already paid for.

I’m basically just wondering if I can replace my blocky+unbound setup with just leng!

Does this just use an upstream dns server or can it do recursive resolution like unbound? Does it cache results?

That could still be trolling. But LinkedIn is so full of utter garbage like this that it’s believable

Doubt.

I'm using it myself for my vps and it's fine. I don't think it's anything spectacular, but my use case is really basic.

so brave