One thing that jumps out at me reading the readme is the fact that it has a built in email server. Email is hard to get right, and I’m surprised a relatively young(?) project is working on getting all the moving pieces together rather than declaring it out of scope.

It’ll be interesting to see how it develops.

If that’s the case, throwing more people, especially juniors, into the team won’t make a difference.

By the way, having a team full of people that “don’t want to work” is a sign that they lack trust in the project or leadership. Maybe management should work on that rather than spouting right wing linkedinisms. :P

For friends that I know, they can just ask me and I’ll give them a login secret. I don’t have the headspace to manage fedidrama.

If you’re missing deadlines and getting customer complaints because of a new hire, that’s a failure in management, imo.

(Of course, that’s not saying management will take responsibility)

Doing a very quick search on this and it looks like the firmware updater uses webbluetooth. This knife has bluetooth hardware in it.

The problem with tools like this is that they don’t actually check that the mail is sent correctly. You can define security keys, but they don’t mean anything if your mail server doesn’t use them correctly.

For testing, I use https://www.mail-tester.com/ which you send an email to and it does more thorough tests on the server and email itself.

Doesn’t that cause issues if a backdoor happened a few months ago and you should be updating to a recent fixed version?

Tragic that they don’t enjoy any fun in their lives.

Lift up your mouse. What is an LED but a spicy candle?

I’d recommend using an atomic distro. Then if you get shot to pieces you can roll back to a good state.

You need to watch out for hallucinations - you need to use brown glass rather than clear glass.

I’m not sure if it’s treating “localhost” as a hostname or not, but does replacing it with 127.0.0.1 function as expected?

Even then, it’s possible that there may be small embedded circuits inside the camera with the sole purpose of constantly recording and sending that data who knows where.

You know, if you want to go full tinfoil hat.

Not paying open source devs or firefighters is taking advantage of their enthusiasm.

Reminder that binaries cannot change a shell’s working directory, so the non-mines will do nothing.

(cd is a shell builtin)

I’d make it 4x4 rather than 6x6 or fill it out a bit more.

You don’t have to outrun the bear, you just have to outrun the other guy.

I think most devs here can out-maintainable-code an llm.

Has Gitea even given any indication that they want to work on federation themselves?

Is this an allegedly “high performance” reverse proxy written in NodeJS? Uh… Yeah, good luck with that.

Also, how do they intend to protect against DDos attacks in a self-hosted environment with (presumably) a limited number of devices?

So what do we call these? Cordslop?