dastanktal

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[–] dastanktal@hexbear.net 3 points 1 hour ago

This is a really nice response, OP, you should listen to what this person has to say.

[–] dastanktal@hexbear.net 3 points 1 hour ago

Your entire post sounds like something one of my developers would type out after spending a half hour trying to figure out how to install a new piece of technology. As I tell them, your issues are probably due to a misconfiguration issue.

I use Firefox personally day to day and have very little issues with it. I'm going to point by point rebuttal:

Slow, don't know what you mean, I use it every day. Do you perhaps have other add-ons or something running in it that's causing it to slow down or maybe sites that don't work appropriately?

Firefox uses less RAM on average than Chrome, but a lot of your any of the Blink browsers. It is true that it uses less RAM, but there are other builds that are even leaner. I use it to maximize the amount of RAM I have access to on my system so I can run virtual machines in my professional career.

What AI bullshit are they pushing on you? I didn't even know Firefox had AI features. That's how little it bothers me and how little it actually comes up.

If it's crashing constantly, there seems to be a problem with your setup and not necessarily the technology itself.

Yes, their ad model is annoying, and the fact that they have ads to support themselves suck, but they have to make money somehow, and nobody else is paying for it

I don't relaunch my Firefox and use it to the tune of 50 plus tabs for 30 plus days straight with little issue. The new integrated sidebar tabs make this really nice.

I've literally never had the restore previous feature never not work for me, but you could also just install a session manager extension of which there are many if that's not good enough.

I will fully admit, profile management is a total wreck on this browser, so I won't actually complain about that point.

I'm not sure you should use any alternatives. I'm not entirely sure you can handle a browser correctly. However, I think Vivaldi would probably fit many of your pain points along the company embracing anti-AI.

Careful though, I think they have ads somewhere on their site too to support their browser.

Link to blog:

https://vivaldi.com/blog/keep-exploring/

[–] dastanktal@hexbear.net 4 points 1 day ago

Humans are notoriously short-sighted.

[–] dastanktal@hexbear.net 1 points 1 day ago

It's a bot that copies hacker news threads.

[–] dastanktal@hexbear.net 21 points 2 days ago

Well, that explains some things.

[–] dastanktal@hexbear.net 27 points 2 days ago (2 children)

Having secured his grip on the capital, the president is now set to send troops to several rebel-held cities

🫠 the United States is not nearly this cool.

[–] dastanktal@hexbear.net 8 points 2 days ago

“They could have killed anyone,” Adorni said of the protesters.

Too bad they didn't.

[–] dastanktal@hexbear.net 19 points 3 days ago

I tried to get a scam site that literally steals people's money banned and they wouldn't do anything about it, so I'm not even slightly surprised about this.

[–] dastanktal@hexbear.net 16 points 3 days ago

Couldn't they just side step this whole thing by geofencing the site?

[–] dastanktal@hexbear.net 25 points 3 days ago (2 children)

Do you know how badly you have to fuck up to get banned off of Cloudflare? 🫠

[–] dastanktal@hexbear.net 6 points 4 days ago (1 children)

Wonderful read, thank you for sharing.

 

I'm a professional DevOps worker, and I recently got back into building my own services in the cloud, and I discovered Oracle Cloud Free Tier. It is full of goodies I couldn't resist, especially since my own personal server at home had gone down. In my quest to ensure that I spend absolutely no time in a terminal, I came across this other application called Cosmo Cloud that works a lot like CasaOS. It's got some bells and whistles, though, that CasaOS is missing like a secure reverse proxy complete with an application shield to prevent malicious attacks, central user management through the use of OpenID, multiple URLs can be locked down to individual users, and Cosmo offers a lot of flexibility when it comes to adding containers to your server.

Since it took me a couple of days to build a server, I thought I would write it down in a guide so I wouldn't forget it, and it's occurred to me that other people might appreciate some instructions on how to get all this configured securely.

This guide includes using cloudflare tunnels as the way to expose internet services as it adds another layer of protection between your server and the internet.

I've reviewed it pretty thoroughly but I probably wrote something down wrong or maybe I mistyped something. If you have any questions or need any help getting things configured, reach out to me and I'll do what I can.

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