@yuklia

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Full time Working in IT for 11+ years 
Constantly successfuly failing in 80/20 Pareto principle. But keep on keeping on like Sam from Death Stranding because This is The Way as Mandalorian teached. 
I am wearing dark sunglasses today, because I am seeing the future and it’s looking very bright. ©David Lynch
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Mother of 2 rescued cats from Ukraine.
6+ years of rollerblading. Model: Seba FR1
Running homelab at home raspberry pi 4node cluster.
Occasionally learning Deutsch
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Raspberry Pi has a new AI HAT. This time with built-in 8 GB of RAM, so you can run machine vision + LLM inference all without touching the Pi's CPU. It's $130 and a little bit of a niche item. Find out why in my video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRQaur0LdLE
Look! More AI stuff!

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RE: https://dol.social/@dima/115886620011173420

having #nas up & running at home is more critical nowadays. It is a precious data that tech / ai companies striving for. so keep it safe, keep it #selfhosted

If you think your "harmless" cloud photos are private, you're missing the bigger picture.

Modern AI (like Google's Vision API) doesn't just see a picture, it extracts your mood, your brands, your exact location, and even your social status in milliseconds.

Your photo library isn't just a set of memories, it's the most detailed dossier ever created on you.

This is why encryption isn't a paranoia feature anymore - it's a survival tool for the digital age.

#Privacy #DataPrivacy #BigTech #Google #Infosec #CyberSecurity #degoogle #Ente #Fediverse

Since my post about 4KB of RAM and the Moon landing blew up, I've been thinking: Why does modern software feel so heavy?

We have 64GB of RAM in our pockets, yet we struggle with laggy Electron apps. It's making me appreciate "single-purpose" hardware even more.

My upcoming NAS build (I've decided to go for Ugreen DXP4800 Plus) is a protest against this. I want a device that does one thing - perfectly stores my data without a dozen background analytics services eating up cycles.

Who else misses the era of "snappy" software that respected your hardware?

#Tech #Software #NAS #Optimization #Computing #Minimalism #Thoughts #Blog #Ram #Electron

go run ./cmd/ipv6bench -targets https://example.com -iterations 5

example.com dns
IPv4 avg: 1.877341ms p95: 6.650958ms
IPv6 avg: 2.433199ms p95: 6.646083ms
example.com connect
IPv4 avg: 4.635591ms p95: 5.426125ms
IPv6 avg: 10.699758ms p95: 11.181833ms
example.com tls
IPv4 avg: 11.719825ms p95: 19.131459ms
IPv6 avg: 18.067183ms p95: 19.721625ms
example.com ttfb
IPv4 avg: 31.58205ms p95: 43.539417ms
IPv6 avg: 56.811775ms p95: 66.278041ms

LOL... would it be better one day?)
#ipv6

Example Domain

My brand new Unify Guest WiFi captive portal 😇. Ubiquiti software is amazing 🍌
#ubiquiti
#Unify #sith #darthmaul
#homelab upd: configured #dualstack on #ubiquti #Unify UDM SE. For #ipv6 used SLAAC connection type. Also interesting to benchmark how CPU and Temperature changed on router
Been growing a banana tree for 3 years. It used to push new leaf every ~2 weeks, then suddenly stopped. Thought I’d end up with sad naked pole. Then heating + air humidifier kicked in. 45% humidity = new leaf! So relieved and stupidly happy feeling:) #bananatree #gardening #plants

Hello world.

I finally decided to park my digital dinosaur bones here on chaos.social.

I’ve been roaming the internet since 1996 and started breaking things around 2000, but honestly, after all these years, I still feel like I have no clue what I'm doing half the time.

I’m always up for a chat, so feel free to reach out if you want to talk shop or just complain about broken configs.

Currently tinkering with eInk devices

#introduction #demoscene #infosec #homelab #arteultra #fractalfm9 #0x90

" ... less than half of all #netizens use #IPv6 ..."

A good analysis of why that is:

#tcpip #internet #Networking

https://www.theregister.com/2025/12/31/ipv6_at_30/

IPv6 just turned 30 and still hasn’t taken over the world, but don't call it a failure

Feature: The world has passed it by in many ways, yet it remains relevant

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