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+1 have deployed thousands of instances of filebrowser without any issues, hidden behind an oauth-proxy.
Looks like skift is a hobby os like Serenity OS which Ladybird is spun out from. Maybe they intend to follow the same path?
What's up with the cookie banner not having a deny option
Re:Guess My RGB on Sunday March 31, 2024 @05:34AM (#39882755)
Amazing! Just needs an expert mode with 0-255 and alpha channel
How does this compare to Nextcloud photos? Looking forward to running this at home in the future :)
Re:Google Crimes on Monday January 29, 2024 @02:20AM (#39173656)
Perhaps "google crime" if don't be evil is "google law"
Re:Sweden's most realtime public transit map on Monday January 08, 2024 @01:01PM (#38915678)
Related to the recent post on here about live train maps, here is a project for Sweden!

The blog post: https://notpeerreviewed.com/projects/transitmap/

Got some more for all y'all!

bsky-social-te3n3-yx3ib

bsky-social-3rwal-hj636

bsky-social-mvjpq-mzusy

bsky-social-jtuoi-ktnlj

Stoked to see Tkey back on the front page! Bought one when it launched and it's been great fun tinkering with my own apps using their Go library, and the community seems pretty active.

Also hardware wise the new injection molded case is a huge step up!

I'm really hoping for fully fledged FIDO2 support soon, perhaps on android aswell?

Interest has been low among my friends as most seem happy with Mastodon, so here are some codes!

bsky-social-jaixd-xof3h

bsky-social-fzzhr-3ow5j

bsky-social-sns4s-wnuwh

bsky-social-pmqcb-izd6n

bsky-social-bmgi4-bhg5p

Re:Tesla FSD Timeline on Wednesday December 13, 2023 @08:46AM (#38627258)
Huh, the schools around my place have signs with times indicating session, so like 8-16 weekdays is 30 km/h otherwise 50. Are you expected to know that yourself?
Re:End of Life of Technologies and Devices on Wednesday December 13, 2023 @03:15AM (#38624159)
Huh never knew that was their plan, such a shame Hurd isn't completed! I wonder if such a vision could be possible with a simpler os like FreeRTOS or similar
I was at the Apache Cloudstack conference just a few weeks ago and it seems most of the integrators are pivoting to moving VMware customers to KVM + CloudStack, and have even upstreamed an auto conversion tool.

https://cloudstack.apache.org/

Re:To the Board of Directors of OpenAI from former employees on Tuesday November 21, 2023 @03:41PM (#38369761)
Fitting domain name
Re:RFC 9498 on the GNU Name System on Tuesday November 21, 2023 @03:46AM (#38361064)
Cool! Seems similar to Handshake domains?
Huge privacy W, I was really worried for a while there. Wonder what effect the emails and protests had!
Aaand that lasted a whole 3 minutes
Re:Build AI with AI on Wednesday November 08, 2023 @04:40AM (#38188347)
Hmm Read/Write permissions for all user data on GitHub seems a bit excessive, and getting stuck on "Waiting Document initialize".

Cool idea nevertheless, I'd love to try this as a VSCode extension.

Re:Toyota to begin steer-by-wire production in 2024 on Sunday November 05, 2023 @08:29AM (#38150953)
Wonder what car chases will look like in a couple years, car just safely comes to a stop and unlocks doors?
> No data is collected, not even your IP address

What a refreshing footer, lovely project too, happy to see some developer adoption of BlueSky. It's been pretty boring hanging out there, still nowhere near the amount of content Mastodon has.

Hopefully projects like these will bring some attention and legitimacy to the platform

Re:Kata Containers: The speed of containers, the security of VMs on Wednesday October 04, 2023 @05:46AM (#37762912)
Have you tried podman? I've been quite happy using it on my fedora laptop, seems less finicky than Docker and their compose plugin has gotten much closer to docker-compose