drkt @ drkt @feddit.dk

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I just use a userchrome

https://github.com/Bali10050/FirefoxCSS

Encrypted mesh networking is cool.

Windows has consistently nuked my bootloaders and installed its own bootloaders on random drives. I gave up dualbooting years ago.

I use pfsense on my own metal. I can recommend it- never caused me any issues in the 4 years I've been using it, now. Even seamlessly updated major version twice.

I haven't bothered because nobody I wanna talk to is on Matrix, anyway :P

it’s joining large and active groups.

Yeah, that's what I said.

I actually got so fed up with image galleries that I made my own tiny PHP gallery https://p.drkt.eu/

I can only speak on behalf of Matrix Synapse, but enabling Federation and joining the matrix.org destroyed my server with a i5 6600k- it is very expensive to federate and the resource cost per user is very high if you're not sharing your instance with anyone.

Denmark -

Brian <- A name, but also a slur for people considered 'hillbilly'. Very frequently used against people who drive cheap tuner hatchbacks. Said cars can be referred to as Brian Cars.

Peter Jensen <- Also a name, but it's become notorious in Jutland because it feels like everyone is immediately related to someone with this exact first and last name.

Have I misunderstood federation or doesn't it seem a little generous to call anything that can be hosted by yourself federated?

I had no idea IRC channels could live on multiple servers. That's cool

The history of federated services is really fascinating:. IRC, FTP, HTTP, and SMTP were all created in the early days of the internet

Except SMTP in a roundabout way, I don't understand how those are considered federated?

They're capitalizing on all the free labor being done on local models.

Very cool, thank you

Tell me more about this screen setup

OSM is very strict about verifiability of data. It is speculated that Overture is (because it also uses OSM data) meant to contain a lot more data that isn't as strictly verifiable. Think AI generated building footprints.

ok bermuda

lmao

I would like a very small segment on IPv4, the implications of NAT and why NAT reflection should be turned on- why uPnP should never be turned on in residential networks and only if you know what you're doing in any other networks, and maybe how IPv6 solves some of these issues.

These are the issues I've struggled with. Even now I curse under my breath whenever I have to deal with NAT.

Merely janky javascript :p https://drkt.eu/script.js