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For me it’s always been busted both on AOSP and Miui/HyperOS…

Oh boy. Nope. My friends gonna have to fiddle with a VPN, forget exposing JF to the outside…

Oh the Quick Toggle has never, ever worked correctly. I hoped they fixed it after the UI refresh update but unfortunately not yet.

Oh the Quick Toggle has never, ever worked correctly. I hoped they fixed it after the UI refresh update but unfortunately not yet.

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You should blame the big tech giants and their callous disregard for everyone else for the Enshittification, not the folks just trying to keep their servers up.

…Why? It’s just telling companies they can get support + white-labeling for a fee, and asking you keep their silly little character in a tongue-and-cheek manner.
Just like they say, you can modify the code and remove for free if you really want, they’re not forbidding you from doing so or anything

There is. That screenshot you see in the article is a picture of a brand new one, Anubis

I’m sure that if it was that simple people would be doing it already…

If you’re wondering if it’s really that bad, have this quote:

GNOME sysadmin, Bart Piotrowski, kindly shared some numbers to let people fully understand the scope of the problem. According to him, in around two hours and a half they received 81k total requests, and out of those only 3% passed Anubi’s proof of work, hinting at 97% of the traffic being bots

And this is just one quote. The article is full of quotes of people all over reporting they can’t focus on their work because either the infra they rely on is constantly down, or because they’re the ones fighting to keep it functional.

This shit is unsustainable. Fuck all of these AI companies.

Ugh I forgot that shit hole was still running

First Marcan, now Lina. Huge blow to the Asahi project :(

Ooh is that job security I hear???

It’s an attempt to stop poorly behaved AI crawlers written by someone who had their Git server flooded Amazon’s crawler. The worst part is that it seems these companies are so desperate to suck up data to feed their models that they’ll happily disregard “good etiquette” and summarily workaround the website owner’s attempt to slow them down.

I don’t want to have to close off my Gitea server to the public, but I will if I have to. It’s futile to block AI crawler bots because they lie, change their user agent, use residential IP addresses as proxies, and more. I just want the requests to stop.

Source: Amazon’s AI crawler is making my git server unstable by Xe Iaso

Given the Gnome gitlab is a rather known website, I can only imagine they’ve suffered from the same fate, probably even worse.

The Google Casting protocol is proprietary (and indeed the outage was caused because the system that verifies a receiver’s “legitimacy” broke down lol) so AFAIK there is no Open Source solution that can replicate the functionality. At least so far.

• VPN only, nothing exposed
• Host runs openSUSE MicroOS which updates itself daily
• Watchtower updates the containers daily and if something blows up so be it, except for Nextcloud as everyone says it’s brittle as hell.

True, but you’d still have a lot more control over your stuff than say, some Microsoft or Google product

Their free tiers look nice, but I’ve read that your server must stay above X% CPU usage average to prevent deletion, is that true?

For me, self-hosting is about staying in control over your software and data, so I think hosting in a VPS still fits the bill, even if it isn’t the way most people go about it

Sweet color scheme, what’s the name?