Mastodawn

Kos

Mar 14

joernchen

Mar 14

RIP FX

We collected some texts from the community in memory of FX. You can find them here https://phenoelit.de/fx.html

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Kos

Mar 2

Jeff Moss Mar 2

RIP FX - You are a legend.

Here Dino is delivering his Pwnie Award, as well as the last public post FX made last year.

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Kos

Feb 28

@sawaba looks like they tried to in January.

Kos

Feb 27

Taggart Feb 27

Okay, obviously Persona is terribad. There is a real problem to address here though: how are organizations supposed to perform reasonable identity verification at a distance? Sophisticated impersonation attacks hit customer support lines every day. We need a reasonable defense against this.

Kos

Feb 25

I don't want to deal with your bullshit openclaw, leave me alone.

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Kos

Feb 18

@janl just do it all in memory.

Kos

Feb 5

benjojo Feb 5

I present: The HSM alignment chart

Good luck, I'm behind 7 Cloudflares!

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Kos

Dec 25

@CryogenicNighthawk Probably end up on one of the dedicated S3 providers, and Garage (because simple) for local sync eventually. I really can't be trusted to maintain long term storage myself, my local NAS is in shambles and in dire need of a full overhaul.

Long term archival will just be the cheapest option, probably AWS at $1/tb for glacier deep archive.

Kos

Dec 22

#MakeShitMonday
Finally built a RAW photo pipeline that I like. Can use it to backup in realtime from my camera (via phone), and for keeping track of my old photos from the last decade.

> Upload via any mobile S3 client
> S3 PUT notification
> async worker pulls first 500kb of RAW file, parses TIFF metadata
> range requests to extract embedded JPEGs
> store metadata and JPEGs in S3
> add entry to sqlite
> simple web app to browse JPEGs, with metadata & and focus area highlights
> "Send to Lightroom" button to push the big OG RAW files to an album in Lightroom for editing.

No more storing random albums all over the place. S3 clients support multipart uploads and resumes, PhotoSync has worked really well for me. And since it's all S3, I can easily sync to other S3 services for ultra cheap deep-archive storage.