DJGummikuh

@npub1peh…f5jm out of curiosity, do you have any high-level roadmap publicly available? I found your board but I am more looking for something more high-level, such as a roadmap stating that this quarter, focus is on performance, next quarter on integration of external services, after that usability and the likes. Do you have that kind of strategic planning somewhere an outstander can access? 😃

2026-04-04 10:02:37 UTC

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it would really be interesting because it helps me to understand interest in the models

2026-04-03 23:03:47 UTC

Does @npub1peh…f5jm track access and Downloads anywhere? I'd be very interested in seeing if my models are actually downloaded

2026-03-14 14:42:21 UTC

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for real??

2026-03-10 22:32:43 UTC

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while all your examples are 100% valid, I seriously question whether we would be able to manage to do that today. With the utter shambles most democracies are in currently, multi-national Corporations can run roughshod on environmental protection, worker safety, child protection and just about everything that past generations fought hard for.

2026-02-03 23:44:06 UTC

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can you see what is hit? I.e. is it clustering around media, posts or no clustering?

2026-02-03 23:20:23 UTC

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explain something to me please, where is that load coming from? Aren't instances usually caching content after first access? So shouldn't it make no difference if one or a thousand people access your content, provided they are on the same instance? 🤔

2026-01-03 09:54:30 UTC

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at the risk of sounding dumb, what *exactly* is that relating to? There are quite a few white men waging war, dunno about laughing black women though 🤔

2025-12-27 21:12:55 UTC

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I am sincerely surprised you can trace back an IP to a ransomware group, I'd expect them to be more careful to protect their Identity when trying out a new exploit. I mean, essentially they're giving away their game, especially when they are iterating, since their IPs are (as can be seen) scrutinized more than other's

2025-12-19 10:25:12 UTC

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wait they had an unauthenticated executeCommand in for 5 years and nobody noticed? 🤦‍♂️

2025-10-13 07:55:47 UTC

So, anyone proficient with design up to create a "I bought my Framework before they started supporting racists" sticker? 🤓 Unfortunately I'm useless as fuck when it comes to optical design, and I do not want to employ AI for this because... well, that should be obvious xD

2025-07-14 23:10:21 UTC

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how is this even possible? How can some "random" BGP provider claim routing for ranges that are not their own?

2025-03-20 19:50:45 UTC

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why tf ist that picture >13MB in size?? 🤣

2025-03-10 17:40:18 UTC

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this is awesome! Is there a reason you didn't put a link to it into the post?

2025-02-16 22:31:17 UTC

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just today saw a fun situation in a stream where there was a brawl with a couple enemies, the enemy gave up, asked for mercy - and the dog came and bit him in the ass, killing him 🤣 he also was a quest person that actually should have been left alive 🤣

2025-01-13 22:49:29 UTC

The @npub15f7…m7wr support is kind, but of questionable quality. After a couple mails to and fro, they just asked me to run a windows-only monitoring tool on my linux-only laptop, to measure values (individual core-temperatures) of my CPU that the (currently) ONLY CPU-vendor available for the Framework16 doesn't provide... 🤔

2025-01-07 12:54:52 UTC

Is there anyone here with a #Framework16 running linux that can run my thermal performance benchmark script from https://www.djgummikuh.de/2025/01/05/cpu-performance-tests/ and send me the results? I'd like to know if I am maybe chasing a rabbit here and the difference in thermal performance of the cores stems from the positioning of the thermal probe...
Edit: Would have to be the Ryzen 7 7840HS variant for it to be comparable

2025-01-05 10:48:34 UTC

can I set the root password for a raspberry pi by adding/editing a file on the sd card somehow? A friend of mine has a pi running that ha can't log in to anymore (it's a vpn proxy so he usually needn't to) but it makes me a bit nervous to be fair. I want to find the easiest way possible to set a new password without having to mount the linux partitions (he is windows only) or hooking up a screen and keyboard and fumbling with boot options, if possible

2025-01-04 20:45:39 UTC

Doing some Benchmarks now on my @npub15f7…m7wr 16 because I long had the feeling that something was up. So far, Cinebench returns 12490 points (others have around 15500) for multicore, with the CPU hitting 100° Throttling within seconds. Total power draw is just shy of 90W AC, which is only half the PSU is supporting. Going to check thermals next, this is a batch1 laptop, is it possible this mainboard is a case for RMA?

2024-12-17 19:11:16 UTC

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"but it's bad for the algori" *blam* fuck you and your algorithm 😎

2024-12-17 19:08:31 UTC

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this excessive focus on numbers is what drove me here in the first place...

2024-12-13 10:24:02 UTC

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from someone with extremely little C++ Experience, why is this noteworthy? is sscanf prone to abuse or anything?

2024-12-11 08:53:26 UTC

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indeed they did, which was the reason why afterwards, they removed the collision detection for buildings

2024-12-05 23:25:40 UTC

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with no ads, even without ad blockers!
With no engagement-reinforcing force-feeding of content
with no arbitrary rules that only exist to keep the platform "advertisable" (there are still arbitrary rules, though 😅)
just wanted to extend your list by some additional noteworthy selling points

2024-12-04 08:40:31 UTC

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not on this level. When I started my career 2007, whenever we had an issue with the OS, we assumed us to be the culprit. Nowadays, no day goes by without a MAJOR screwup by Redmond, to the degree that I am actually happy every single day to no longer use Windows. There definitely is a break somewhere in those 17 years

2024-12-03 23:34:15 UTC

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microsoft in general is in a really sorry state, I really wonder when and why they lost their focus on quality. I now almost daily see typos in their texts, links going to nowhere, half-cocked features in Teams that are implemented so shoddy that everybody is undoing them, performance issues in azure, you name it. If it wouldn't have such a profound impact on all of us I'd feel sorry for them

2024-11-23 23:22:54 UTC

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well ok, but still they should be the company that has enough knowledge of how to use their cloud properly :D

2024-11-23 23:20:37 UTC

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serious question, how could Microsoft let such a debacle unfold? How is it even possible, it's not like they have their cloud services only since yesterday?

2024-11-20 22:38:07 UTC

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I am in awe at the complete clusterfuck Microsofts has managed to become in the last few years

2024-10-30 10:09:51 UTC

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Ich suche daher On-Ear Kopfhörer, die es auch aushalten, dass ich sie praktisch jeden Tag 6-8 Stunden während der Arbeit trage. Sie dürfen deshalb auch nicht super viel Druck auf die Ohren ausüben (ich hab eine ziemlich dicke Rübe). Sie sollten einen realistischen Preis (bis ~100€) haben und soundtechnisch klar sein. Ich hatte vor dem HPH-150 Kopfhörer von Sennheiser, die im direkten Vergleich etwas blechern klangen.
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2024-10-30 10:07:30 UTC

Ich brauche mal Hilfe von jemandem der sich ein bißchen mit Kopfhörern auskennt. Ich habe im augenblick Kopfhörer, die ich eigentlich sehr gerne mag (Yamaha HPH-150), die aber leider schon nach etwa 2 Jahren komplett aus dem Leim gehen
- Das Kunsteder am Kopfband und den Ohrmuscheln blättert ab
- Die Hörmuschelaufhängungen sind ausgebrochen
- Das Kabel ist jetzt schon 2x von mir ausgetauscht worden weil ausgehärtet (??)
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2024-09-28 07:56:39 UTC

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I don't like that it is updating out of band. I prefer the update happening centrally like with yay under arch or apt under ubuntu

2024-09-27 13:12:37 UTC

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what I also love (and what you no doubtedly also must have witnessed with Octoprint) are people that confuse actual functionality with vulnerability. We're developing a data distribution software that allows you arbitrary conversion with self-developed tools. A customer IT then "found" a vulnerability that would allow an authenticated user to execute arbitrary files on the system... No shit, sherlock, that's what YOU BOUGHT THIS SOFTWARE FOR 🤣

2024-09-27 13:08:03 UTC

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LOL yeah I feel you. Though I never felt good enough for challenges, I was interested in that part of IT basically since the mid-90s and it's always funny when I have some customer IT write me a message about some crucial vulnerability we have that with just a little experience can be completely ignored as the circumstances required for exploiting it would require full system access to begin with 🤣

2024-09-27 13:00:00 UTC

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god I hate bogus CVEs... especially since our customers don't give two cents of a shit and bother us with "oooooh our security Scanner found a 9.8 in your software, fix this asap!!!11" and all you can say is "there is no fix, since there is no CVE. go home!" very unfullfilling

2024-09-23 10:32:40 UTC

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die Ampel hat mich inzwischen so dermaßen enttäuscht dass ich wirklich nicht weiß, was ich wählen soll. Ich verstehe Leute, die nicht mehr wählen gehen, allmählich. Wenn ich nicht wähle gewinnen die Rechten, wenn ich wähle gewinnen die Rechten auch, aber ich habe gewählt 🤷

2024-09-14 20:13:33 UTC

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yeah I also remember there was a huge outcry that it would destroy the mobile devices market and people should rather pay hundreds of Euros for Hardware they don't need to "not upset the market" 🤮

2024-09-14 20:03:16 UTC

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this story is extraordinarily stupid (as far as the government goes) because the goal of #OLPC was to improve education, and then the government fumes because their population starts to make educated decisions...

2024-09-06 11:40:33 UTC

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ok so the battle IS still raging there and they don't have positive control of their infrastructure?

2024-09-06 11:19:22 UTC

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what exactly does that mean - who is in control of their infrastructure? and does that mean that the attack is still ongoing?

2024-08-19 10:58:14 UTC

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yes. And that is (in my opinion) reason enough alone to flat out ban twitter from the european market for starters. But that again is unrelated to this individual guy receiving money for his content. On the scale of Twitter it's just statistics, keep in mind that the public safety teams were basically completely culled. I'm very certain that while Musk revels in the kind of crowd he is enabling, the actual company knows jack shit about anyone unless poked by the law.

2024-08-19 10:50:57 UTC

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yes but the paying contract is regardless of what the content is about. I mean they would pay him even for posts that are completely irrelevant to the charges of inciting violence, as long as they drive engagement. He's a Twitter Influencer 🤷

2024-08-19 10:46:48 UTC

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while I'd like to see X gone sooner rather than later, the payments are unrelated to him inciting violence. Someone is always paying someone, you could also claim that Tesla Drivers pay for the UK violence because they pay Tesla, Tesla pays Musk, Musk keeps Twitter afloat with his financial backing and Twitter shares ads. All links in this chain are clearly there, yet the value of this statement is questionable at best.

2024-08-09 14:13:09 UTC

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the nice thing running around with your head on fire instead of doing anything is, that you don't actually have to be qualified in any way for the topic at hand in order to do this.

2024-08-05 11:25:10 UTC

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well yeah but if they are as contractually solid as they seem, they wouldn't need to huff and puff. In either case, it makes them seem desperate rather than confident

2024-08-05 11:22:27 UTC

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their Desaster PR is the next PR Desaster 👍 Also, what are they actually complaining? Delta is pursuing claims, right? So ultimately, it's in the courts anyways, which have to be considered "just". So CS is pro-actively trying to bully Delta from having the law clarify what they are owed?

2024-04-19 10:05:03 UTC

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ernstgemeinte Frage, auch zur Priorisierung unter dem Begriff Resilienz, wäre es kurzfristig nicht zielführend, statt einer Härtung gegen Zugriffe zunächst eine Erhöhung der Backup-Qualität zu verfolgen?

2024-03-31 09:51:19 UTC

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I strongly disagree here. The social engineering, the self-constraint of not going for auth bypass, the level of peer-pressure at distros for Integration, I would bet money on this being state-backed.