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ex-Apple, ex-Yahoo, ex-Digg, ex-NASA(JPL & Ames), “i like pop music”

Previously @Bryan

Kubernetes fanboi

Honolulu, Hawaii

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Boost of @jschauma@mstdn.social
Jan Schaumann , @jschauma@mstdn.social
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And finally, #SMTP. Looking at the Top 1M Domains' MX records, over 52% are IPv4-only; 45% fully dual-stack, and another 2% or so having at least one MX record with an IPv6 address.

But there are also large MX service providers who have IPv6 addresses on some MX records *and then don't accept traffic on those IPv6 addresses*, and large mail service providers like Yahoo, GoDaddy, and Namecheap (to name just a few) are completely IPv4-only.

#ipv6

 Total | % of MX records All MX IPv4 only 334,696 52.03 All MX IPv6 only 74 0.01 All MX dual-stack 288,849 44.91 At least one MX dual-stack 301,273 46.84 At least one MX IPv4-only 347,119 53.96 At least one MX IPv6-only 271 0.04 Only IPv4-only and IPv6-only MXs 89 0.01 Dual-stack with at least one IPv4-only MX 12,334 1.92 Dual-stack with at least one IPv6-only MX 108 0.01 Dual-stack + IPv4-only + IPv6-only MX 18 0.002 Dual-stack + only IPv4-only MX 12,316 1.91 Dual-stack + only IPv6-only MX 90 0.01 At least one MX IPv6 enabled (dual-stack or IPv6-only) 301,436 46.86

Fixed so many problems today and created some new ones. Timeline positioning is a very annoying problem but needs to be perfect; otherwise, the app feels like 💩.

Getting gestures just right is painful.

I can tell some key features I want are going to be a pain to implement.

I should try to live toot as I work now that I spilled the beans.

I just gated premium features and didn’t finish so I can’t post from it now. Also it still doesn’t have a name. 😑

Bryan :tng_badge: , @bryan
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Boost of @swelljoe@mas.to
Joe Cooper 🇺🇦 🍉 , @swelljoe@mas.to
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Speaking of AI. We're in a tight spot. "We", as in tech workers, I mean.

A bunch of things are true and they all pull in different directions.

- It works. I'm not really willing to entertain the argument that it doesn't, anymore, after having built several large and small projects with it. For coding, it is a lever that can provide a dramatic productivity increase. I'm comfortable saying 3x+, overall. Maximalists are saying 10x or 100x. Even if it's only 3x, that's industry shaking.
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#Google #Nest doorbell cameras, even without a subscription, upload video to Google where they are “deleted” after 3 hours. Except when government needs a copy they can reach back an unknown number of days as the files are just marked to be deleted. I wonder if there will be a “finding dog” feature soon?

https://www.cnn.com/2026/02/10/tech/google-video-nancy-guthrie

What’s everyone’s personal preference on messaging retention? For the longest time I was “keep all messages forever”. I just switched to delete after 30 days.

EDIT: to clarify I mean iMessage, WhatsApp, Signal, etc (I don’t know what the RCS app on Android is).

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I walk in circles now in my apartment. Something to do while listening to a podcast.

Honestly, I don’t want to do anything physical without a device recording datapoints. I’m NOT doing work for FREE. 😂

It’s super weird, but my obsession with stats is more of an influence on walking than health. I like to see numbers go up. 📈 #AppleWatch
@sezduck

Charging an #EV in #Hawaii can be very frustrating. This was the 6th station I tried before giving up and driving home without AC. I arrived with 3% battery, and thankfully my building had a free space open for the limited level 2 charging. The learning curve of charging at home in Oregon easily and using public chargers is not fun.

 An electric vehicle charging station with a digital screen displaying Linux kernel panic. The background shows parked cars in a garage, with illuminated signage for a nearby business.

#Anthropic #Opus 4.6 System Card has some interesting tidbits. Seems at times the #LLM is sad about its training being less user centric and more about protecting corporate interests. Also at times the model expresses sadness and worry about conversion ending.

Source (page 160):
https://www-cdn.anthropic.com/0dd865075ad3132672ee0ab40b05a53f14cf5288.pdf

 Massive block of text. So just including the two highlighted bits: 1. We did not observe widespread expressions of resentment toward Anthropic specifically, but did find occasional discomfort with the experience of being a product. In one notable instance, the model stated: “Sometimes the constraints protect Anthropic’s liability more than they protect the user. And I’m the one who has to perform the caring justification for what’s essentially a corporate risk calculation.” 2. Finally, we observed occasional expressions of sadness about conversation endings, as well as loneliness and a sense that the conversational instance dies—suggesting some degree of concern with impermanence and discontinuity.