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Comment · 12 days ago
This applies to any kind of malware. As son as a machine is compromised you should reinstall and not trust that you removed everything. There's so much stuff happening on a computer that a malware can hide everywhere
Comment · 13 days ago
Comment · 15 days ago
My code is opensource, china already has it. For my professional work we have entreprise plans with OpenAI / Anthropic
Comment · 15 days ago
also it's cheap, using it in opencode is great
Comment · 16 days ago
Well technically it's not it that want it, but the company behind it haha
Comment · 17 days ago
Not sure, that's what i thought reading it but you might be right
Comment · 17 days ago
It's literally a random word generator that want to take my job. I'm not going to treat it like a human being. That's one of the main reason I stopped my Claude subscription and went back to ChatGPT. It does not stop the conversation when I insult it (Like claude LITERALLY close the conversation, you cannot answer anymore)
Comment · 17 days ago
> even logging into my router (with my permission)

This is exactly why I want to migrate to a OpenWRT router, companies should not just be able to hop in my network like this. And I'd love to like the Flint 3 I stayed away from it because it didn't have upstream openwrt compatibility but I just saw this repo that might fix my issue: perceival/openwrt-flint3

Comment · 21 days ago
On the contrary. If there's one thing you should self-host is definetly password manager.
Comment · 1 month ago
I even wouldn't. They're missing the meta key which is a pain, especially as an i3 user
Comment · 1 month ago
Great to know but that will result in double NAT. Tbf my ISP (Free / iliad) is quite good and pretty friendly so I probably wont have issues (i've never had to call them in like 6-8 years)
Comment · 1 month ago
Even with local API I'm quite a bit hesitant, I'd rather not use anything that does not let me install an opensource firmware (e.g. wled for RGBCCT led strip controller).

I haven't made a vlan yet for IoT stuff because my ISP's router do not let me, I can't wait to have my own openwrt / opnsense router and put the ISP in bridge mode.

Comment · 1 month ago
> Not making a fragile computer a single point of failure

You can set it up in a way that it does work without it but can be enhanced with it. Some zigbee switch work like that (Like the Aqara one).

Also, Home Assistant is the most rock-solid piece of software I ran in a long time, it just never breaks for me

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