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Last Notes npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog every day I open the internet and spend 15-20 minutes cycling IP addresses in order to hit a winning combination that allows me to access all three (3) centralized services I regularly use to communicate with people, without one of them arbitrarily blocking me based on made up bullshit metrics npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog fedi there is so much full force sloperating happening in open source accounting software... npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog me watching two Rust libraries interact over the simulated C FFI calling convention because that's the only way they were exported even though they're both actually Rust code npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog I think this is generally why the advice is that you shouldn't actually have auto-updates turned on, by default the auto-update systems only apply security patches even if you enable them usually too npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog fedi I've been programming for 15 hours straight, my code is linear but the output is nondeterministic, type abstraction has lost all meaning npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog I'd like to see open street maps go back to contributor only updates, because I'm very certain it's going to suck way worse than incorporating the state maps, pretty sure they started doing that because it was *actually* much higher quality data tbh npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog maps are constantly changing, even the government supplied state maps will have like 1,000+ changes a month, sometimes a street disappears and comes back, usually this is a better experience than an outdated maps with streets that don't even exist npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog IACR out here taking shots at the non-js users npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog this, 100% this, it's bullshit and shouldn't be tolerated for end users npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog imagine deploying this in a world where several alternatives do a better job for free lol npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog wow, what a piece of shit tbh npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog > so if you're poor? Get fucked. That's basically it. npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog :) npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog the policy for development at linux is to fix anything that you break when making changes... unless what you break is out of tree... so having this out of tree just imposes a lot of annoying problems on distribution and packaging systems, and having bcachefs be removed from the kernel over what is effectively a minor argument about patch timings is just bad and stupid tbh npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog yeah, I guess it also depends on what you care about and consider "significant" npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog I fear that even this is becoming impossible lately, which honestly is a truly despicable feat npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog I feel this way most days tbh npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog legal peaceful protest does little to a state or system of management imposing laws against their people which are immoral and unjust tbh npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog yes, so much this... I understand requiring MFA for certain special actions even after being logged into an existing session, but if your system has to ask *multiple times in a row* you're doing something very wrong (especially if these interactions are routine) npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog yeah I have to fight my inner computer user when people do this too because... god wtf literally why the fuck would you do that it's so awful omg npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog this reminds me of the time I saw a head teacher at a trade school open an MS excel document and, I swear to god, based on muscle memory checked the warning box and clicked "run embedded scripts" faster than I could finish reading the popup npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog damn, perhaps possible, but maybe not fun lol npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog but how much is it in drumsticks only? 🤔 npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog well yes, but that is like... every security exploit ever, the issue is that reverse proxy and HTTP server implementations are buggy and non-conformant, which results in genuinely serious security issues npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog to be fair the portswigger researchers are well known for pulling off complex attacks (this is related to HTTP server desync attacks) npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog this, it's not even a competition, graphene wins in basically any metric you could imagine almost without effort, just because the practices of /e/OS are laughable npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog > Meanwhile, many companies investing heavily in AI are not finding any clear return on investment, the Autonomy Institute claims. Of those 500 firms, 57 (11 percent) have explicitly cautioned that they may never recoup their spending on AI, or actually realize the expected benefits. npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog this website recently took down their server, about 10 minutes ago, and the DNS record has been removed from their domain npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog just found out the largest domain+email provider in Australia (ventraIP) is storing their customer IMAP passwords in plaintext.... what even the fuck? npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog "just work bone crushing manual labor until we find a way to replace that too" npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog surely they just jammed a single sentence into AI to generate this report.... I wish bug bounty didn't encourage people with the lowest possible skill level to spam 10,000 issues until one of them happens to stick for money *sigh* npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog I remember reading about this story when it first broke, a huge part of the issue is that the UK legal regime maintained until very recently that "computer systems could not make mistakes" as a matter of legitimate legal authority npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog hey, just a heads up, your new bot filtering software is breaking firefox with noscript enabled for some reason npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog I swear to fucking god if another government website blocks access to their services based on shotty geolocation detection of an IP address assignment I'm going to lose it npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog I'm gonna be real with y'all I am extremely alarmed by the fact that politically sensitive services such as palestinian news organization Quds News Network just loads a shitload of google javascript into the browser on their page, including requests to accounts.google.com, meaning most likely everyone who visits them gets identified via their google account automatically if logged in npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog ready to be shared with law enforcement? I have awful news for you, Ring regularly signs deals to automatically share this crap with cops already, they've been doing that for years, thousands of police stations have unlimited warrantless access to ring video footage because Bezos thought it was cool already npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog funny you should mention that, a few years ago I experimented with smuggling malware inside of the DICOM format, it bypassed every available anti-virus online when I stashed a KNOWN bad sample of ransomware inside the document as a binary polygot npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog I don't really consider hospitals to ever be correctly air-gapped because in reality there are like 6,000 endpoints literally a single hop away from the "air gapped" devices with full internet access, and hacking the firmware of something like an insulin or drug pump is laughably easy because they simply ignored computer security for 30 years, you can still buffer overflow to RCE on those things without any issues npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog once saw a dentist chair running outdated windows 7 (yes, after EOL) with an anti-virus security alert popup which was ignored, and a horribly outdated Java version installed that was begging for updates npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog I actively refuse to look at the security of the healthcare systems which keep me alive because literally EVERY time I have checked it scares me deeply npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog can confirm LoRa radios and meshtastic is very cool, definitely your thing if you haven't looked at it before npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog the most hilarious part is that I think we already have this, it's called pending payments on the card, I think online purchases can even request that payment type and it works and everything, they're just not used very often for whatever reason (probably that it takes 3-8 days for a payment on the business side because real banking is slow as fuck) npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog huh, just heard a bank advertising rotating CVC codes for online purchases with their card, and this combined with the cards that technically offer 2 valid CVC codes has me wandering about the rate limiting and other security controls on card verification systems 🤔 npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog me spamming the reply button with "yes Derek, I discussed it, we need to do <x> I think actually" like it's an NPC dialogue and I'm waiting for the story to start (it will still take 5 more emails) npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog the USA likely won't do anything except kill the person responsible, either through the death sentence or otherwise npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog uhoh.... this can't end well npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog I have enough self awareness to know I shouldn't be fucking with things like that at least lol npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog yooo federated forgejo is becoming real, this is great news npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog the reports from industry leaders have LONG echo'd that cybersecurity is not an "entry level" field and there will never actually be "entry level" jobs in that market, because the skills required are not taught by businesses and employees won't be useful without years of experience anyway npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog Undocumented backdoor commands were found in the popular Espressif ESP32 microcontroller bluetooth stack npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog it's mostly a side effect of UNIX treating everything as files, in linux a "file descriptor" is opened for tons of shit that really has nothing to do with the filesystem, for example a network socket or UNIX socket consumes a file descriptor as defined by ulimits, and yeah so does an mmap'd file npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog it's mostly about exploit mitigation, a huge amount of race conditions and threading exploits rely on opening millions of files and hoping that probability lets them trigger a bug eventually (cache related exploits also do this) npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog yeah, the weird thing is that my distro hasn't changed and the soft/hard limits are still set to very low defaults for security reasons, because the only time I go over the limit is large compiles npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog I've been using this OS professionally for over a decade and to be real I have no idea why this happened, my best guess is that the system was under less load and the compiler managed to get enough open files to complete without breaking, but that's just a wild guess, compiling firefox should have saturated the file limit still npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog chat somehow 1024 FDs actually allowed the project to compile correctly, despite this failing every single other time I tried, and the documentation explicitly warning you to increase this limit or the compile will fail npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog Oh no, I compiled firefox with `mold` linker and forgot to increase my open file limit above 1024 FDs.... welp guess I gotta restart that now npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog did you see that github's copilot will refuse to autocomplete ANY code which has the word "gender" in it? also several other banned keywords lol npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog catch me hacking this algorithm and releasing information to the public to trick the system into believing everyone is impoverished, algorithmically driving Microsoft's profits into the dirt, and allowing thousands to buy items at a relative discount. npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog damn that's kinda rough, the show is really old so I don't imagine many people seed it, but I'm like 99% sure it would be on usenet somewhere... issue with usenet is that you have to pay for it :/ npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog apparently there are a *lot* of versions of the series, but they all float around on nyaa somewhere npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog that show was fire, don't worry I gotchu fam npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog The loops.video instance has been submitted to #FediBlock with the reason being outlined below. I can't say I disagree, the terms of service presents a serious problem for user content rights, and this should be addressed before federation of loops. npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog I have said this for many months, but it is worth repeating: npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog I used to write a lot of C, I read K&R like 3 times, and used to regularly consult the man pages every time I did anything. npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog wow, even I learned something new from this, namely that #Apple #AirDrop is using a completely broken and flawed security system which is essentially broadcasting your name, email address, and phone number to the world all the time 🤯 npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog very very true, I am not impressed by their response, but I understand why Graphene maintains an official community there regardless npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog I've also spoken to several Graphene contributors about the Matrix rooms, previously more than one of them was bricked due to state resolution bugs that Matrix insists are/were fixed, it's not exactly ideal for a big support community lol npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog #shametesla did nothing wrong! npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog they regulate usage of the internet, they don't actually manage or run it right now (for the most part), I just don't think national governments that don't even manage or control the internet should be regulating how people use it npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog no, I just care about improving the world and don't like the way governments manage the internet for their own interests smh npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog internal politics and people management are almost as important as the technical skills in most, if not all roles tbh npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog I genuinely can't view this because reddit is a garbage platform not built for humans anymore, and they block my browser and network, and block people without an account in a lot of cases now, but I'm sure whatever this was it's damning lmao npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog Very VERY much agree with all of this, Gargron and his control over the mastodon server codebase itself creates these problems sometimes (as do the other popular implementations and their devs), rejecting social discovery because they personally don't like it is absolutely no way to run a community project used by millions of people npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog not entirely surprising, considering the fediverse is a public network, and most servers don't have a robots.txt or similar which prevents scraping tbh npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog I feel like the internet should be an independent national organization, independently regulated with its own rule of law and governance systems, letting national governments which are tied to specific populations and land areas control such an important shared global resource is misguided and morally/ethically wrong tbh npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog the Irish DPC being basically useless on GDPR enforcement is a hot button issue in Europe right now, from what I understand the rest of the EU is essentially applying legal pressure and threatening penalties for non-enforcement so hopefully the Irish DPC gets much better in future npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog if I had to guess I'd assume it corresponds to defender team/department increases and funding increases npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog is... is this real? I mean even just the branding here is awful from a PR perspective, wtf are they even doing... incredible npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog what company operators this scraper? where does the data go? how do you know it's actually related to AI and not some random bot? npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog I think in pretty much every modern system UEFI is considered a security boundary, that's why vendors care about things like secure boot, particularly for virtual machine hosts or other high security applications the UEFI and boot chain security get really important npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog the way the old blocking `/dev/random` call worked, and the OLD linux kernel random number generator, yes it could go down LOL npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog in short this is why an entropy graph is useless, thanks for coming to my TED talk :^) npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog entropy doesn't "go bad", it will always reach a max buffer size after boot and initialization, and the entropy will probably stay full after that forever without being depleted even when doing crypto operations npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog me when I keep telling people all these alternative packaging methods are slower than the normal distro and full of outdated software npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog yeah it's absolutely awful, there is literally no standard way to render this and nothing written down about what is supported or why, it's all just so gross and cursed... also everything has to be inline CSS it sucks so bad npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog email actually has NO standard for HTML, I had to do this professionally once, turns out that's just the set of tags people like gmail and yahoo maybe might support... and they're not even consistent between each other npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog > In an order on Monday, US District Judge William Orrick denied key parts of motions to dismiss from Stability AI, Midjourney, Runway AI, and DeviantArt. The court will now allow artists to proceed with discovery on claims that AI image generators relying on Stable Diffusion violate both the Copyright Act and the Lanham Act, which protects artists from commercial misuse of their names and unique styles. npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog ngl there are zombie bots with no C2 server still infecting XP systems online, I actually don't think windows 2000 would be ok lol npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog this is why it rubs me the wrong way when people ignore my technical advice npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog I feel that, my perspective here is weird, because I'm just personally capable of running something reliably for 10+ years if I want... I feel like normal people don't have that option lol npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog this is true for all websites though, just depends on if you're using a fedi instance that intends to exist forever, or one made by a friend in their basement that will probably be gone in 6 months npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog oh yeah to be fair, modern complex JSON based apps probably suck at those speeds, a lot of my websites end up being static content with some images or maybe very basic dynamic data npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog yeah, I feel that so much, modern websites are absolutely shit... for what it's worth I've been testing every website I build in mobile compatibility mode with a 2G internet speed since like 2016, I think it would genuinely make people much better programmers if they tried this every once in a while lol npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog this is why I test all my programs and web pages on 2g/3g connection speeds before I release them... 2G internet fucking sucks but if some person in Africa (or Asia, or Australia lol) can't use the software I'm making then I probably built it wrong tbh npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog of course, I just genuinely appreciate the project, it's rare to find cool people who build cool tech that helps with world like this :blobowo: npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog this is VERY cool tech, shoutout to @npub1p09…m5vl for keeping the web (or should I say 'small web') alive with projects like Kitten, a simple and straightforward framework that gets out of your way and lets you build powerful impressive things for each other and the world npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog At the risk of being dragged into a political argument for a passing comment, I do have to point out that perhaps the several other nations with the ability to use nukes, but the restraint to choose not to, are perhaps going to be fine... Besides I was mostly commenting on the idea that the USA alone ended up defeating nazi germany, historically that's not really the case, although they helped they weren't the cause of the loss (talk to your local history buff about why) npub1h6y7d9evl7yl836lzvcwsz0mf9hd8gm4k7p97yuw4c9nm4qm535snglzm0 CyberFrog I'm sure the rest of the entire planet and human race will figure it out, this reeks of US exceptionalism lol
