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Here we go again. Rinse and repeat.

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I am running Bluefin immutable distro and I would like to test Niri. I found on the net that the cleanest way is to use systemd-sysext and I have managed to install Niri using the community extensions.

Now I would like to install Dank Material Shell, and it has a couple of pre-requisites and I am clueless how I can add them again with systemd-sysext.

I tried to look for additional information, but found very little on the matter. Do any of you have experience with this?

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I have mixed feelings. On one hand I feel sorry for his neighbors, having the misfortune to be his neighbors, on the other, probably they are also filthy rich.

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Wireguard over IPv6 (lemmy.world)

Hi all, I am behind CGNAT, but my ISP router is allocating real IPv6 addresses to my devices that can be exposed. I have a Proxmox and I have installed Wireguard on an LXC container and configured it to listen to the IPv6 address.

I was wondering if I need to do something else to protect my Wireguard installation? I have exposed only the default UDP port to the outside and port scanners are not working on UDP ports as far as I know. Shall I do something else to protect my installation or the attack vector is already minimal and doesn't require further hardening? What's your opinion?

[-] filister@lemmy.world 94 points 2 years ago

Why don't they start with OpenAI and other LLM vendors, because they are the biggest copyright infringement abusers of all time?

[-] filister@lemmy.world 108 points 2 years ago

And the saddest thing is that if she wasn't an American citizen this incident would have simply been briefly mentioned in the news without providing a name or a story.

You remember the food kitchen workers and how much noise there were around those killings. But the reality is since the conflict started at least 284 aid workers were killed and no one is talking about it: https://apnews.com/article/israel-hamas-gaza-war-palestinians-statistics-40000-7ebec13101f6d08fe10cedbf5e172dde.

[-] filister@lemmy.world 95 points 2 years ago

Remember when the allegations that Hamas raped Israeli woman was highly publicized, compare the media coverage with this incident.

[-] filister@lemmy.world 103 points 2 years ago

Isn't the US famous for their prison for profit, where prisons are privately owned and states need to pay if there are fewer incarcerated people inside?

To me, this sounds straight from 1984.

[-] filister@lemmy.world 136 points 2 years ago

It comes just days after Musk announced plans to cut more than 10% of its global workforce.

In a memo issued to staff Musk said there was nothing he hated more, "but it must be done".

I am speechless, are his employees and shareholders buying this ****?

[-] filister@lemmy.world 124 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Back then I read an article about how M$ is crippling the ability of other office packets to read their docx and xslx formats which are supposed to be open formats, but in reality are written in a way never to be fully integrated by competing products. More information about their pseudo open standard: https://fsfe.org/activities/msooxml/msooxml.en.html

Munich in the past have used Linux PCs for quite some time until eventually switching back to windows. Back then they were citing the same incompatibilities to open and read and display M$ office files correctly. So Microsoft is definitely abusing their position as a market leader and trying to cripple competition as much as they can.

[-] filister@lemmy.world 148 points 2 years ago

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Damn, and no.

[-] filister@lemmy.world 212 points 2 years ago

Damn, imagine working in the marketing department of Boeing.

[-] filister@lemmy.world 94 points 2 years ago

Don't forget the "Hyperloop" in Las Vegas, which is just a tunnel where Teslas are driving people around. IMO that's the stupidest and the least efficient use of this tunnel.

The cars are not even self-driving, and mind you this is a closed system and easier to implement self-driving. So far with his self-driving copium, and robo taxis bullshit.

[-] filister@lemmy.world 120 points 2 years ago

Apples was and is still extremely anti-competitive and anti-consumers oriented.

[-] filister@lemmy.world 103 points 2 years ago

This eerily reminds of books burning.

[-] filister@lemmy.world 113 points 2 years ago

How many more civilians need to die for the Western democracies to start openly condemning Israel. This is making me so sick. And it shows the double standards that we have.

And I am tired of hearing that Israel has the right to defend themselves, this doesn't give them the right to cause humanitarian catastrophe, displace hundreds of thousands and kill a disproportionate number of people.

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