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jokeyrhyme

@ jokeyrhyme @lemmy.ml

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aspiring Rustacean, JavaScript jockey, 3D printing addict, use Bluefin Linux, (Apple|Google)-captive, Meta-escapee, parent, husband with a husband, cisgender, he/him

  • You need to stop using Brave

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  • Is this nozzle too low or bed temperature issue?

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  • slightly off topic:

    do you have the bed start at e.g. 60 for the first layer and then 65 for subsequent layers?

    does raising the temperature mid print like this help with warping or something?

  • The GPU, not the TPM, is the root of hardware DRM

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  • Proton Pass Alternatives

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  • there's the lockdown or similar feature at the phone level in Android and iOS

    if you're in a situation where you don't want someone to access Bitwarden, then you probably also want to stop them from using your browser with all the cookies and logins it currently has

    so temporarily block all biometric access on your phone in such cases, and merrily enjoy biometric access when you're physically safe again

    on Android, it's Power + Volume-Up, then Lockdown

  • Proton Pass Alternatives

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  • The GPU, not the TPM, is the root of hardware DRM

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  • oh, sorry, now I understand the question

    yes, devices available in CrowdSupply tend to philosophically align with my values: owner is in charge, no subscriptions, cloud connectivity is not a thing or completely optional, schematics are open, drivers are open, etc

    so they aren't usually interfered with at a functionality or technological level

    but they're popularity and availability are subject to interference: we've already had multiple governments ban or consider banning the Flipper Zero for various reasons

    and we have various media codec patents and DRM requirements that prevent truly open devices from being able to be used for popular purposes like streaming video content which pretty much guarantees that only industry-approved devices will ever gain wide distribution and popularity

    I don't think it's too tin-foil hat to suggest that if a truly open device did gain popularity somehow, that we'd see IP lawsuits or import restrictions or mandatory modifications (e.g. countries attempting to mandate a government-operated surveillance app preinstalled on over smartphone)

  • The GPU, not the TPM, is the root of hardware DRM

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  • seems good?

    I bought my Precursor on CrowdSupply :)

    I'll probably buy more stuff in future there

    and I'm also a big fan of https://mntre.com/ although I'm waiting for the next model that's currently in development

  • The GPU, not the TPM, is the root of hardware DRM

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  • what's frustrating is that we can't really vote with our wallets, and any right-to-repair or consumer-is-in-charge movement is going to be limited by intelligence agencies, corporations like John Deere, Apple, and the entire entertainment industry

  • The GPU, not the TPM, is the root of hardware DRM

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  • really, unless it's a Precursor-style open chip and able to be verified by the consumer that it hasn't been tampered with, then we're already putting an awful lot of faith in the primary CPUs in our systems, anyway

    there's also so much mistrust of TPMs that every verified damage wrought by them ought to be very well documented by now

    TPMs are certainly worthy of our vigilance, but it seems like we should be spending more energy pestering CPU and GPU vendors for better behaviour

  • Linux @lemmy.ml
    jokeyrhyme @lemmy.ml

    The GPU, not the TPM, is the root of hardware DRM

    mjg59.dreamwidth.org /70954.html

  • Logitech BRIO 4K adapter for Dell G3223Q monitor by jokeyrhyme

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  • ah yes, I have a similar issue on my spouse's computer

    I'm still contemplating something that fits within my design skills for that, haha

  • Logitech BRIO 4K adapter for Dell G3223Q monitor by jokeyrhyme

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  • yeah, I did print it face down with grid supports

    oh, yes! if there was a 45 degree transition between those 2 faces, instead of 90 degrees, it probably wouldn't need supports at all

  • 3DPrinting @lemmy.world
    jokeyrhyme @lemmy.ml

    Logitech BRIO 4K adapter for Dell G3223Q monitor by jokeyrhyme

    www.printables.com /model/1535596-logitech-brio-4k-adapter-for-dell-g3223q-monitor

  • No AI* Here - A Response to Mozilla's Next Chapter - Waterfox Blog

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  • i've been pretty disallusioned with Mozilla leadership

    i've jumped back to Chrome for the time being

    i'll be moving to servo/verso as soon as it meets my needs

  • Where can I find Wayland solutions?

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  • to help communicate and troubleshoot what is broken here, we need to think of Wayland as a protocol just like HTTP is a protocol

    saying "Wayland broke X" is like saying "HTTP broke X", which is possible but not likely to be what you're actually trying to say

    rather, we need to be talking about the implementation(s) of the protocol, not the protocol itself

    e.g. "HTTP broke X" -> "Google Chrome broke X"

    e.g. "Wayland broke X" -> "GNOME broke X"

  • I'm doing something wrong; can't print this PETG

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  • i've had a cursed spool of filament, too

    same brand and type as known-good spools, but it was extremely resistant to me actually getting any results at all

    i've not had anywhere near this level of trouble with a spool before or since

  • When COSMIC Terminal is on Light theme, vim cursor is barely visible

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  • does changing to a different dark vim theme help?

  • Approximately 1 in 25 Pixel users run GrapheneOS

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  • hmmm, I'd consider Apple and Google to be roughly equal in terms of general overall evilness these days

    they both donate to support fascism and genocide, remove anti-fascism apps and anti-surveillance apps from their stores upon government request (even when not legally required), spy on their users, etc

    and their software/products seems to be in the final phase of enshittification

    the fact that GrapheneOS exists and works on Google hardware at all seems like a plus in Google's column, however it's only necessary because default Android/Chrome are not allowed to go so far as to protect users from surveillance capitalism (so it's a plus only necessary because of a negative)

    unless there's a specific measure where Google does significantly worse?

  • calico in Kubernetes is so helpful, I want it everywhere

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  • thanks, i hadn't actually heard of ntop / ntopng before!

    i believe ntopng works everywhere independent of whether calico is installed or not (and even calico is a Kubernetes-compatible and Kubernetes-optional system, just like ntopng)

    but, calico whisker displays networking information made available by the rest of calico, so it's able to give you a live display of when a firewall rule managed by calico is allowing or blocking traffic

    i think this particular feature is absent from ntopng, but i could be wrong

  • calico in Kubernetes is so helpful, I want it everywhere

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  • yeah, when I say "far far too long" I think I'm on roughly the same window of time there 🫂 that said, still manage my nftables firewall on my other systems with firewalld and those concepts of zones has never really clicked in my brain

    i did try cilium first, but it currently doesn't work on Raspberry Pi 4B nodes: https://github.com/cilium/proxy/issues/1027

    and now that my understanding of calico has improved, i appreciate that it works outside of Kubernetes, too

  • Linux @lemmy.ml
    jokeyrhyme @lemmy.ml

    calico in Kubernetes is so helpful, I want it everywhere

    docs.tigera.io /calico/latest/observability/view-flow-logs

  • Employment contract that allows for open source projects, advice needed

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  • No, unfortunately

    We (staff) asked for this, or some similar change to our contracts, and leadership refused

    Our contracts/agreements currently state that any IP created in the course of doing our jobs or involving any employer-supplied equipment belongs to the employer

    Leadership says they won't enforce this for dotfiles and other small personal non-competing code, but they also refuse to put that in writing :S

    That said, most of us have tweaked our dotfiles, etc on work laptops for years and we've never had problems, so far leadership has kept their word

  • 3DPrinting @lemmy.world
    jokeyrhyme @lemmy.ml

    Prusa3D Core One assembled from kit in roughly 36 hours

    www.prusa3d.com /product/prusa-core-one-kit/
  • 3DPrinting @lemmy.world
    jokeyrhyme @lemmy.ml

    good results so far with Elegoo Rapid PETG

    au.elegoo.com /products/rapid-petg-filament-1-75mm-colored-1kg
  • 3DPrinting @lemmy.world
    jokeyrhyme @lemmy.ml

    delamination on larger surfaces

  • 3DPrinting @lemmy.world
    jokeyrhyme @lemmy.ml

    top-layer delamination solved by lower speed

  • 3DPrinting @lemmy.world
    jokeyrhyme @lemmy.ml

    Is anyone else concerned about internet-connected 3D printers?

  • 3DPrinting @lemmy.world
    jokeyrhyme @lemmy.ml

    first timer here, Sovol3D S06 ACE arriving this week, open to suggestions :)

    www.sovol3d.com /products/sovol-sv06-ace
  • Linux @lemmy.ml
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    Wi-Fi connectivity issues resolved by dropping wpa_supplicant in favour of iwd

  • Privacy @lemmy.ml
    jokeyrhyme @lemmy.ml

    Passkeys may not be for you, but they are safe and easy—here’s why

    arstechnica.com /information-technology/2023/05/passkeys-may-not-be-for-you-but-they-are-safe-and-easy-heres-why/
  • Security @lemmy.ml
    jokeyrhyme @lemmy.ml

    Passkeys may not be for you, but they are safe and easy—here’s why

    arstechnica.com /information-technology/2023/05/passkeys-may-not-be-for-you-but-they-are-safe-and-easy-heres-why/
  • Privacy @lemmy.ml
    jokeyrhyme @lemmy.ml

    Firefox Rolls Out Total Cookie Protection By Default To All Users | The Mozilla Blog

    blog.mozilla.org /en/products/firefox/firefox-rolls-out-total-cookie-protection-by-default-to-all-users-worldwide/
  • Firefox @lemmy.ml
    jokeyrhyme @lemmy.ml

    Firefox Rolls Out Total Cookie Protection By Default To All Users | The Mozilla Blog

    blog.mozilla.org /en/products/firefox/firefox-rolls-out-total-cookie-protection-by-default-to-all-users-worldwide/
  • Security @lemmy.ml
    jokeyrhyme @lemmy.ml

    We desperately need a way to rapidly notify people of high-impact vulnerabilities, so I built one: BugAlert.org

    mattslifebytes.com /2022/01/04/bugalert-org/