I was very surprised when I realized what defaults postgres uses when it comes to SSL. I can see how people consider it a pragmatic choice - but still...

Doesn't actually read the page, though. Or not what you see in the browser. For example right now, when I navigate to "reply" it doesn't read the comment I'm replying to - it's reading the login banner you get visiting a reply link without being logged in.

I really hope arm laptops get full linux support as promised - but never delivered:

https://arstechnica.com/civis/threads/jan-2025-state-of-linu...

Tbh I don't think my MacBook air m2 is better than my Asus Vivobook (arm64). They're different (Vivobook is bigger) - but I'd say the OLED screen is much better than the M2 screen.

The apple touchpad is better - but all touchpads suck. Still miss old school IBM ThinkPad stick.

> yesterday my ethernet connection listing disappeared and broke network connectivity

While I'm not deeply familiar with Red Hat/Fedora - I'm curious if you know what happened here? What changed to trigger this behavior?

Looking at a few search results - looks like an upgrade to 44 likely exposed/introduced a bug in power management that result in the Ethernet being turned off, and the kernel mode unloaded?

I'm guessing the intention behind the change was to enable more power saving.

But that is certainly a valid concern with most Linux distros - ocationally an improvement (higher resolution, faster, better color depth console or driver) will mess with bootloader, x/Wayland etc.

Still driver yank isn't unheard of with windows upgrades either. With MacOS I'm just going to assume any os upgrade is likely to cause some issues - even when Apple owns both the hw and os.

> For emails, I get 95% accuracy with this method, with only 50-100 examples for training

I'm assuming you only need to consider a single language for your emails?

Mostly 2 languages

Haven’t tried with more

Do you have a specific use case?

I would need at least two languages, probably three. I was guessing this approach might be less multilingual than LLMs.

In my case Norwegian, English and Japanese.

Did you also look at https://ente.com/ ?

I was going to recommend ente as well.

My photos and videos are the most important files I have in my self-hosted storage system. Being end-to-end encrypted buys some peace of mind knowing that it's not end of world if my homelab is compromised. And I can backup the data to whatever public clouds without worrying too much about leaking data.

This looks really good. Thanks for reco.

Gonna add it to the moose store for self hosters

Full text: https://www.pmdalliance.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Farre...

Nice touch to have the ability to run the model after upload. Like a cross between a Quine and a Morris worm for AI.

But it'll only be truly fun when agents set up this for themselves, paying for the infrastructure by way of their onlyfan personas.

Wow, how did this not get discovered and fixed at the time of:

https://www.cve.org/CVERecord?id=CVE-2007-0882

Might be a 32 year old bug, but it's practically also a 19 years old exploit?

Ed: I'm confusing TFA with

https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/cve-2026-24061

Which seems pretty much identical with the 2007 cve.