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I used to use it a lot, but for a while now (maybe 2 years) I have just been using VPN+SSH
I code stuff. I draw stuff.
I’m a Hongkonger 🇭🇰
If you’re a westerner coming here because you’re arguing with me about something in HK/China/Asia, I forgive you for your misunderstandings.
I used to use it a lot, but for a while now (maybe 2 years) I have just been using VPN+SSH
May not be ideal for everyone but most of the time I want to learn something, I just start doing it.
Last year, I basically had no idea about self hosting and I started off with immich. Problems started to arise, but is solvable by searching online.
I also read Lemmy a lot and sometimes from this very community I get tips (such as fail2ban)
A lot of our accounts are gonna be 1 year old in similar times. Mine is on 11 June.
Learnt a lot of open source stuff in the meantime!
If you haven’t, I highly recommend watching the TTC 0xA stars
Abbreviation of my real name, and a Chinese slang
Every instance of the same program eats memory
An old computer running on the top of a shelf that whenever I need to work with a display I have to bring it back down to the floor and borrow a VGA cable from another because the HDMI port is broken.
Oh and it occasionally disconnects itself from the internet.
I’ve only worked with canvas but not the security stuff, so I can only answer you partially.
Canvas is an element that you can create with HTML5, and the HTML5 canvas data just means what has been drawn on the canvas.
Now for the FPP, RFP stuff, I’m guessing they are some ways to encrypt the canvas. If the receiving end doesn’t decrypt it, the canvas is gonna be random noise.
(This part I’m really unsure about) Due to each client having a different key to encrypt and decrypt, this essentially allows others to track a certain user.
I’m still a mekanism fanboy
I did a great job
Lemmy’s balls
Proper cross posts
I won’t even watch the video because I have limited mobile data
I browse mainly subscriptions, so I didn’t see them
I only used that domain because it’s free. Now I’m buying an actual domain, I’m not going back to that one.
Freebie. I actually bought a new domain this time.
Frick, my website uses .ml and it’s gone.
Fewer people, fewer idiots. I’m glad that people here are actually sane.
The mastodon instance I’m on decided to limit threads instead of banning it (decision made by voting). Threads posts will not show up in our timelines, but if we follow an account on threads we can still see them in home timeline. I think this took care of most of the stuff while still being flexible.
Look at how Exit 8 caused another million of “<thing> <number>” games