Posts by troed@swecyb.com
(DIR) Post #B44blpPs5QNncFX3Gi by troed@swecyb.com
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@malwaretech Maybe the users of one of those three platforms are slightly more tech savvy and simply don't agree with your feelings?I've been a paying Proton user (Visionary) since nine years and I've never felt they're misleading me.Maybe you shouldn't react to that by considering those than don't agree with you as being fanboys, but rather knowledgeable.
(DIR) Post #B44hSBBM3FHX3Skvcu by troed@swecyb.com
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@malwaretech Perhaps, although most of us have left LinkedIn now since leaving US owned social media is European self defense.
(DIR) Post #B4vLQSuDHh5vpYOLrM by troed@swecyb.com
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@privateger Tell us more about these "feds" that break the encryption the linked article says is perfectly fine.@Gina
(DIR) Post #B4vLqAPUfleHzsHKHQ by troed@swecyb.com
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@privateger I assume you think that "lol" somehow makes your post true?Tell me more about how the Swiss privacy laws enable this "fed" honeypot. You know, for them to actually intercept they'll need a whole lot more than "someone wants to".Or maybe you're simply posting FUD on a subject you have absolutely no knowledge of?@Gina
(DIR) Post #B4vLzgKbMOIrbYWkZE by troed@swecyb.com
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@privateger I don't need to "do a search" since I know the subject. That's why I'm calling out your FUD.@Gina
(DIR) Post #B4vN2BIPIzgSAnFxqa by troed@swecyb.com
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@privateger Absolutely everyone who has any knowledge about the Swiss legal system and Proton's ownership knows they by definition cannot be a "massive fed honeypot" - which were your words."bro"@Gina
(DIR) Post #B4vNIlHDIVY4OmbWi0 by troed@swecyb.com
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@privateger If we're just throwing out random accusations I guess you're FBI? I mean. Persons have been, before.@Gina
(DIR) Post #B4vNYf6K1ghTsX5kci by troed@swecyb.com
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@privateger Nah, this is not disagreement. You're simply wrong on the facts and the "massive fed honeypot" statement was incredibly stupid and you got caught out.Take it as a lessons learned.@Gina
(DIR) Post #B5D9vsnTMybgVGjSaW by troed@swecyb.com
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@kuketzblog Same same. The constant FUD rants aren't doing anyone any good.
(DIR) Post #B5WsQIViQ2tcvVyhtI by troed@swecyb.com
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@Codeberg I just want to chime in and say that you're obviously doing the right thing by adding storage quotas! And wow they're generous indeed at that. Thank you for your service. It's very appreciated.
(DIR) Post #B6BqjqmYzJr8IFPZ4K by troed@swecyb.com
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@bagder "Perhaps the real marketing here is his [Daniel's] own modesty about curl's maturity."suck it up! :D
(DIR) Post #B6G12qtIaIsGJ36Jns by troed@swecyb.com
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Library story from the late 80's:Swedish libraries were connected to a system where they ordered in which books each library should have*. They made some decisions themselves of course, but otherwise you could just ask them for a specific book and they would then order it so that you could lend it a few weeks later.Me being a computer geek with a modem, I immediately recognized the dialup tones when they ordered one for me one time, and I chatted with the somewhat tech-illiterate librarian who was pleasantly surprised by my interest in their system and gladly showed it to me.I also saw the dialup number and the passcode for my local library.From then on all books I wanted to read just magically appeared in the library just in time for when I came in to lend them.*) I _think_ this was "Libris", that still exists in some form today, but I'm not 100% sure
(DIR) Post #B6UvmI58ePpzJaJz4C by troed@swecyb.com
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@Rairii @djsumdog @0x00string @cR0w
(DIR) Post #B7aNSdHm2Ime5jOday by troed@swecyb.com
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@opensuse fyi, I had to read a good long while until I hit "As a configuration and infrastructure management tool" and got the first idea what this good news was about ;)
(DIR) Post #B7nYGdxzyDp8pSTREu by troed@swecyb.com
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Did you know that Microsoft applied for a permit for a warehouse in southern Sweden - and once they had built the "warehouse" they declared they were going to host a datacenter there with diesel backup generators?I mean, we hear this happening all the time and so let's hate on data centers, right?The difference is that this is Sweden, and we don't accept that shit. They were not allowed to run their diesel generators, had to purchase battery power instead and in the end they closed the data center down since they couldn't win this fight.That's how you deal with it.(They are now using other datacenters in other locations in Sweden, fully compliant with the laws, with renewable energy and not using water for cooling as far as I can see)
(DIR) Post #B7tr4fIGv2VPLc3PLU by troed@swecyb.com
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@fribbledom What's different from hiring a contractor?/contractor
(DIR) Post #B8lei6IFeGNKQsm0G0 by troed@swecyb.com
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@vwestlife DeArrow is one of those extensions you cannot live without.https://github.com/ajayyy/DeArrow/
(DIR) Post #B95eVlbFRyATzAl50a by troed@swecyb.com
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@dangillmor As much as I don't agree with there seemingly being no culpability, our justice systems need to figure out how to weigh "intent" and "negligence" when it comes to computer programs that go against stated instructions and escape sandboxes.
(DIR) Post #B9dnKDMtRsySZE76Ey by troed@swecyb.com
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@kaneel Does that "how I can be" include mentally unstable? I just got pinged on IRC that you apparently went on a pouet spree yesterday posting various crap on our productions - and you blocked my other Mastodon account as well even though you admit to being the one that started shit up there.Just so you know to shitpost in the right place - no one keeps our pouet entry up to date. You're looking for https://demozoo.org/groups/2256/Now keep on doing you. It's sort of hilarious to watch.@Truck
(DIR) Post #BA8EFwMxPT0fLkr0sK by troed@swecyb.com
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@eff Thank you. We do not want to live in a world where a student cannot learn from a textbook without the author of the book claiming copyright infringement.