Sure, but as soon as just one person thinks someone else is a Nazi, should we kill them?
Again, I am not saying that it is cool to be a Nazi, I am saying that we can’t just go around persecuting people willy nilly. That is why we have a justice system and a court. Other wise we might just as well do away with them and do as they did to witches in the middle ages.
I deem thee to be a witch, now thou shall burn at the stake.
We want to fight Nazis, on that we agree. Then who are these people? We have a court system, an agreed upon authority to make such decisions.
Vigilante1 thinks Mister X is a Nazi, Vigilante2 does not think so. Who is right? Who decides here? I say a court does and this is why I think we can’t just go around and murder people.
I’ve had success on android with Syncthing. I had it installed on every device I needed the DB on and then a server that was always online to make sure each device had the latest version.
I have an iPhone now and Möbius Sync does not work as well (I think iOS limits background activity). My solution was to access access my DB via ssh (Strongbox has an option for this, Strongbox is KeepassXC but for Apple).
Can’t you just do an export from BitWarden and import into KeePass?
Saving this comment so that I can find my way back here when I have more time.
Maybe cause it was easier to make an asci duck but “meow’dible” sounds more like “audible” than “quack’dible” does?
I looked through The Wayback Machine and 2025-02-19 03:55:37 was the first earliest occurrence I could find.
So I can make requests to your site and get ascii art back? That would be neet, please state rate limit when you do so that I don’t spam you (if I ever would reach those levels of requests).
*blocked* /s
I use Caddy with Authelia and Caddy MIB. Anything that I need access to is exposed via reverse proxy with Authelia infront of it. That sometimes mean I have to login twice. Caddy MIB makes it so repeat offenders are blocked for longer and longer. Prevents brute forcing stuff like Jellyfin.
I am considering using Tailscale (or Headscale) because I could combine that with Mullvad VPN and still have my internal DNS. But I only have one server and I have hairpin NAT configured so I just enter my domain name inside and outside of my LAN and it just workstm. I also considered using Traefik but Caddy just just workstm. Only problem I had was with Dawarish needing brotli encryption, I had to create my own docker image (and then I automated keeping it up to date with Woodpecker CI and Renovate).
All in all, I like the reverse proxy route.
Nice! I like how the ascii art is different each time and that using curl gives something different than the browser.
Perhaps using another interface that show images like a feed instead of as small thumbnails that has to be clicked to show.
Time to sort by controversial. 
I had the same question once and the answer was yes. Not because of the quality of the content was good or bad, but because it was AI generated. In short, always slop if created by AI regardless of quality.
After reading the article, it sounds like they had no say. Microsoft bought them and started laying off employees.
I wonder what the cost for building a basement is. Would be amazing to build one and host all my homelab stuff in it.
TIL there are definitions for what constitutes an open format, at least in the US (US government).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_file_format
“An open format is one that is platform independent, machine readable, and made available to the public without restrictions that would impede the re-use of that information”.
Anyway, saying that a format is not open because of restrictions on its use is in my opinion (some what) equal to saying that something is not FOSS because of the license they use. For example if you use GNU General Public License v3 (GPL-3), anyone copying your work must also use the same license.
It would not be an open format if I had to pay for its use. It would be open if I can use it without cost but have to provide what I use it for with the same restrictions.
Open as far as I know is not defined by law anywhere, it will be up to opinion in the end. Having a different opinion and thus having a different definition of a word makes communications more difficult, so agreeing on the meaning is preferred.
It still wouldn’t be an open format.
What do you think?
I was thinking about AGPL. It would not defeat the purpose if you only want to be used by those who provide the software under certain conditions (free).
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Wow, even on their website.
In your opinion, is the qualifications for a Nazi universally understood and agreed upon? As in, everyone in our society has the same opinion regarding what makes a person a Nazi?