Genuine question from someone equally amateurish. What use is reverse proxy in this setup? What necessitated it instead of just a direct connection?
markjamestwn1301
joined 4 months ago
Intrusive thoughts happens to the best to us, mate. You still realise it's harmful, so you shouldn't be so hard on yourself. 🫂
Copy all. Cheers.
Update: the thing seem to raise a client error when I tried to access it. Can you instead send it to me at my email markjamestwn1301@disroot.org?
Damn it. :<
I know he's a terrible person, but I couldn't help but pity him for how utterly ignorant of the harm he's causing. (｡╯︵╰｡)
May I have the SVGs?
Good. At least now he'd realise the harm he's causing.
My response to "don't mistake incompetence for malice" is usually "that applies to regular people. When it comes to governments, I think both malice and incompetence should be a disqualifying factor."
Linus Torvalds used AI to fix a Linux bug, and now LLM critics on Linux face an uncomfortable choice
Quite. I think that's also why we're on the Fediverse, right? While so many of our tech is captured by corporates, we still have room to not accept it all laying down. That's what negotiation means, drawing your own boundaries, and as much as I hate saying it, picking your own battles, while realising not many will be willing or able to fight the same ones you do.
Okay, how are bike lanes intrinsically either (a) diverse, (b) equitable, or (c) diverse, in any way, shape, or form? Like, what logic are they even using here? It's like saying sidewalks are somehow partisan. (They [i]are[/i] political though, as they concern with legitimacy, normative behaviour, and intersubjective identity formation.)
I am genuinely so tired with this administration, and I'm not even a US American.
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A kind reminder that the internet, the world wide web, and TCP/IP were all invented by a public-civic partnership, not the private sector.
[quote][i]“Now we stand outcast and starving 'midst the wonders we have made…”[/i][/quote]