crispy_kilt @ crispy_kilt @feddit.de

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I think he means the USA

I see you've worked with my employer

That's not what an IP is though, that's just dotted representation

I know, I use port forwarding. I simply improved the script for my needs and put it in a systemd service. It's been working well for some time now.

Also, most other providers don't allow port forwarding at all. Proton is being nice here.

This is about LLMs, not Linux.

I would appreciate it if you'd stop adding it.

Just use wireguard directly, no need for an app

The sysadmin version of

if(predicate) { return true; } else { return false; }

That's because you know how to find information in a computer quickly and precisely. Recalk is for clueless people. They can ask the computer in plain English.

I'd go with Signal or Threema

Signal: Best data protection. They are on a different level from anyone else. They even reimplemented gif search through their app so it can be anonymised (instead of the data-collecting gif search in your keyboard). Just an example, they really try. Also has a desktop app that doesn't need the mobile app to be running. Downsides are google dependency (for push notifications - but they're empty, the encrypted data does never even touch google) and required linking to phone numbers. They do have usernames now so you don't have to give out your phone number to talk to someone. Behind it is an US based non profit - whether that is a downside everyone can decide for themselves.

Threema: No need for phone number, not even a credit card, you can buy it anonymously through their website. No google services required. Swiss based company, so much better laws than USA. Finance themselves through the one time fee of 2 USD and through their corporate offers, no nags for donations, no selling of data. Downsides are server code is not open source, and their protocol is less good than Signals, but still reasonably secure. They're working on a new one though. Also no independent desktop app yet (also working on it).

Keep going, Ivan. You're this close to getting it.

Which is just assembly with extra steps.

What a stupid reason to get angry.

Especially as everything needs to be rewritten in Rust anyways

Your statement is incorrect

Since the Weights and Measures Act 1985, British law defines base imperial units in terms of their metric equivalent.

Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imperial_units

You could use the webmail

Also, the imperial system is defined through the metric system.

In using imperial, you're just using metric with extra steps.

German doesn't have ï and ë. Only ä, ö, ü and ß are different from basic Latin.

No kink shaming!

Green beans look good

It is. It's obscure enough for the normies to stay away. Which is its main feature