https://haveibeenpwned.com

To figure out if your email addresses are part of a known breach. Also, start using a password manager (https://bitwarden.com)

I do not. When the brain stops working it's just the end. I wasn't raised religious and I've never 'felt' anything spiritual. I respect people who do, but I just don't - it doesn't make sense to me.

Not that I've a choice but I do feel a sense of calm in the fact that when I die there's nothing. We're just a blip in a never ending universe.

Godverdomme wat lekker

bean the change you wanna see

Whether it's Lemmy, Kbin, or something that's yet to be made - I feel the fediverse is here to stay. Genuinely revolutionary step away from centralized services like reddit.

so goddamn exhausting

I live in a Dutch city and there's like 3 people here with dumbass cars like dode rams and everytime I see them the only thing I can think is damn you are an asshole. Those cars are ridiculous

I remember here in the Netherlands that you could only watch HBO through a specific internet provider (ziggo-Vodafone). I'd have to switch goddamn ISP's to pay for their show. That gave me all the justification to pirate the shit out of it.

I'd take open-source software over proprietary software any day unless there's a big feature gap. But I also acknowledge that it's his software to build and no one is entitled to it.

And let's be honest: open sourcing something has lots of drawbacks as well. Read the stories from maintainers getting demands or even threats... To me it's surreal but there's 100% people out there who feel so entitled.

That's stupid money for an api testing tool lmao

Kinda like the phone icon (📞) , phones don't look like that anymore

How I understand it is that database/io calls are heavy and network calls are relatively light. A user on the instance itself equals Database/io and a federated server means just 1 database call and a bunch of network calls. Since it's a push model the instance only has to retrieve the data from the database itself once and then just pushes it to all subscribed instances.

Really grinds my gears to get a review request for a huge PR with almost no context and no instructions on how to run the code / test data.

I've even had one guy ask for a review who hadn't even manually tested his own codes happy path. Sure he wrote some unit tests and those ran but once you actually tried using the code in the app all kinds of exceptions and weird situations came up. No idea how people dare do that shit.

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I've never equated libertarians with white supremacists. When I think of libertarians I think of 22 year old techbros (old enough to have money but too young or sheltered to have experienced hardship that adulthood brings) who wanna smoke weed and think the fire department should be a PaaS startup. I get mine and what do you mean it's not realistic dude

This is definitely the momentum. I, for one, am happy to jump on it. Especially because I can selfhost it.

Not sure if I completely understand but I think you want public service 1 accessible on subdomains s1.domain.com and internal service 2 on s2.domain.com?

Just point the A record for s2 to an internal ip address (or a tailscale ip). The only thing dns does is translate a (sub)domain to an ip address. So outside of your network s2.domain.com wouldn't resolve but inside your network it would.

I didn't even use Apollo but the defining moment for me was when spez lied about his interactions with the dev. That shit is foul and I just do not want to associate with that.

You either have a clean house or you have a kid. You'll never have both at the same time. Most people have neither.

For me it's also impossible. Theres just so much stuff.

• robot vacuum runs at night, shit needs to be off the floor - this helps a lot already
• be into podcasts, designated hour of cleaning while listening to something interesting

Unless there's a rust application under that hijab I don't care!