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In all fairness, Windows has always been a supply chain risk 🤭

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Busted! 🫣😆

Oh, there was a third 😅

Only 18?
I was playing the 40 years ago. 😅

n8n Now Runs My ENTIRE Homelab YouTube video by NetworkChuck

With a local #agent (keep your infra private), this might be a fun way to add some hindsight for a team, even if just to give suggestions on your group chat and make process improvement more dynamic?
But could giving CLI & API access replace specialized stacks?
#DevOps #LLM #n8n
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Johan Agebjörn featuring Nintendo - Mega Man II YouTube video by husmusmedia / Johan Agebjörn

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Mood!

Cohost post by rebane2001 secret ssh menu (and other tricks) hi cohost, ever get annoyed by ssh sessions hanging and forcing you to kill the process? it doesn't have to be this way, for there is a secret ssh menu the ssh industry has been greedily keeping for themselves! so how do you access this menu? from within an ssh session, press ↵Enter and type ~? you should see something like this: Supported escape sequences: ~. - terminate connection (and any multiplexed sessions) ~B - send a BREAK to the remote system ~C - open a command line ~R - request rekey ~V/v - decrease/increase verbosity (LogLevel) ~^Z - suspend ssh ~# - list forwarded connections ~& - background ssh (when waiting for connections to terminate) ~? - this message ~~ - send the escape character by typing it twice (Note that escapes are only recognized immediately after newline.) pretty cool!

These sequences are built into the ssh client itself, so they work even if the ssh server or your connection breaks! The most useful one here is ~. which exits the ssh session no matter what. Super useful if you have a session hang! The "command line" lets you set up port forwarding (type help after opening it). Most of the other options are pretty self-explanatory - if you need them you probably understand what they mean. What about nested ssh sessions? You can use ~~ to send the sequence to the inner client, here's an example: pinkie@stable:~$ ssh ponyvillestable pinkie@ponyville:~$ ssh manehattenstable > ponyville pinkie@manehatten:~$stable > ponyville > manehatten pinkie@manehatten:~$ Connection to manehatten closed.↵Enter~~. pinkie@ponyville:~$stable > ponyville pinkie@ponyville:~$ ssh manehattenstable > ponyville pinkie@manehatten:~$stable > ponyville > manehatten pinkie@manehatten:~$ Connection to ponyville closed.↵Enter~. pinkie@stable:~$stable neat!

Okay, a few bonus tricks: ssh -C enables gzip compression - even though the documentation states that this is unneccessary on fast networks, I've found that it does wonders for improving latency and responsiveness in many situations, especially when using TUIs or printing out lots of logs. ssh -v enables verbose logging (-vv or -vvv if you want more), which is useful on a slow connection or when connecting to a slow machine (eg a Raspberry Pi). It lets you figure out whether a connection is hanging (eg host down) or just being slow. ssh -D 1234 creates a SOCKS proxy on your localhost:1234 that lets you use the server's network. Quite handy if you need to mess around in the LAN of the server, or if you need a quick DIY VPN in a pinch. alright that's all, i hope you picked up something useful from this post! it's my first time posting anything of this kind so i hope you like it!

did you know that SSH has a little-known secret menu?

i wrote a post about this on cohost a while back, but since that site shut down i'm posting it here too

C'est pathétique qu'un imbécile ostentatoire aussi flagrant soit même dans une course!
(Au PCQ y a pas vraiment eu de course j'imagine, mais passons! 🤣)
Espérons que les gens arrêtent de se faire manipuler ou être cyniques au point de voter pour "le changement" vapide et réactionnaire...

I think there is a world market for maybe five AI data centers

-- IBM, 2043

So they want to find a way to outsource even their Reichstag moment...

Récit et histoire ?

Literally

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My 2026 Privacy Stack: Big Tech Alternatives (Immich, Ollama & More) YouTube video by Lawrence Systems

Quite a few if these self-hosted free software are great and many deserve to get more visibility.
A nice list if you're trying to avoid enshitification.
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Or the whole population that needs to learn a few things from, say, the French.

Time for Ukraine to blow up anything oil related in Russia, fucking USA traitor.

How would you let a private foreign company control the production of the drones that ensure your very own local survival... ?
That doesn't make much sense, especially with those two untrusted clowns.

4 red buttons. Deport Kids Starve Kids Bomb kids Rape Kids Usa government sweating to make a choice.

Always has been...

So basically he finished his Putin conversion...

At this rate of non-action, maybe THE LAST too...

So is it mammal lactation mixed with coconut somehow or actually water diluted coconut shred, or basically juice concentrate?
Why is correct biological & chemical labeling so hard?
Can't we use the precise language we have to be accurate in descriptions for everyone's benefit?

Really? Never heard of fauxmage (fromage in French) or went to any vegan restaurant?
It's very common in Montréal.
Exhibit A:
www.chuchai.ca/menu
Great restaurant, but wtf is vegan chicken even made of?
See how that as basic labeling in a grocery is just misleading and dangerous for allergies etc?

Also is it hard to not make slippery slopes arguments and differentiate between a plate and a basic ingredient?
I don't care what your burger is made of, but if you say "beef" patty in a vegan restaurant, you're promoting meat in a very Stockholm syndrome way and outright lying on the ingredients.

I have this problem today I have no fucking clue what I'm ordering...
Imagine being allergic or just liking to know what you're paying for?
It's too much to ask instead of inventing useless labels with all the scams we already have to deal with?
Wrong labeling is a passion of yours?

There is nothing like going to a vegan restaurant and being served "bacon", "cheese", etc and having no clue what you're actually eating...
But somehow that would be the intelligent choice to help diffuse confusion?
*Slow clap*

Ah yes a slippery slope argument...

Two white nationalists I exposed in a recent article showed up to try to intimidate me in person last night.

This is a press freedom issue.

Here’s what happened:

I don't understand how we can be pro labeling of:
- ingredients
- origins
- GMO
- etc...
But somehow biologically inaccurate names are acceptable?
Seems unrelated to any markets to me, it's just accurate naming just like milk is from mammals and not nuts.
It'll benefit everyone to be accurate!