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  • PumpkinDrama @reddthat.com

    DeepSeek V4 Flash 0731 scores 50 on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index, a 10-point jump over DeepSeek V4 Flash (released April 2026)

  • done

  • Just another way to divide workers over their like or dislike of AI. I'm sure capitalism will stop exploiting workers if enough people hate AI.

  • I think the issue is that I posted 10 posts in a row so it felt like spam, I had been posting with the same bot for a month to promote my channel without problem. The community was my own so only the piefed.zip server rules applied.

  • A couple extra steps recommended at https://dash.cloudflare.com/ Overview:

    1. Turn Off DNSSEC

    Here are the step-by-step instructions to disable DNSSEC in your Namecheap account:

    1. Log in to your Namecheap account.
    2. Go to the Domain List tab.
    3. Click the Manage button next to the domain you want to update.
    4. Navigate to the Advanced DNS section.
    5. Find the DNSSEC section and click on the management page.
    6. Disable DNSSEC and save your changes.

    Note: DNSSEC is not supported for domains using Namecheap's Shared/Reseller hosting packages or PremiumDNS for domains not registered with them. If you don't see the option, it may already be off or unavailable.


    2. Allow Only Cloudflare IPs at Your Origin

    This step is about configuring your origin server's firewall (where your website is hosted), not your Namecheap domain settings. Namecheap is just your domain registrar; your website is hosted elsewhere (e.g., on Namecheap's hosting, another provider, or your own server).

    If your site is hosted with Namecheap's hosting: You'll need to contact Namecheap's support directly. They control the server-level firewall and will need to whitelist Cloudflare's IP ranges for you.

    If your site is hosted elsewhere (or on your own server): You'll need to update your server's firewall rules to block all traffic except from Cloudflare's official IP ranges.

    Here's the general approach:

    1. Get Cloudflare's IP Ranges: Cloudflare publishes their official list of IP addresses here: https://www.cloudflare.com/ips/.
    2. Update Your Firewall:
      • If using a hosting control panel (cPanel, Plesk, etc.): Look for a "Firewall" or "IP Blocker" section and create an allowlist (whitelist) for all the IPs from the Cloudflare list.
      • If using a server firewall (iptables, UFW, etc.): You'll need to add rules to allow traffic from those IP ranges and then block everything else.
      • If using a security plugin (like Wordfence): You can often add the Cloudflare IPs to an allowlist within the plugin's settings.

    Important: Cloudflare's IPs can change, so you'll need to check their list periodically and update your firewall rules accordingly.


    Summary

    TaskWhere to do it
    Turn off DNSSECIn your Namecheap account under Domain List > Manage > Advanced DNS.
    Allow only Cloudflare IPsOn your web hosting server's firewall (or contact your hosting provider's support).

    Once both are done, you can re-enable DNSSEC through Cloudflare later, as you mentioned.

  • The tech is neutral. Is capitalist relations of production that weaponize it for profit and class control.

  • Duh, that's practically what I'm asking for how to I ask a blog that isn't going be taken down because someone disagrees? Is there an existing platform that isn't going to take it down or do I have to build my own from scratch and reinvent the wheel?

  • I brought up Bush’s reaction as an example of leadership failure, to highlight how tone-deaf it is for leaders to act indifferent in a crisis, regardless of the reason. And it’s ironic you’re resorting to ad hominem attacks about my intelligence when that’s the weakest form of argument.

  • Why are you bringing all that up? I'm going to be annoyed at the situation whether or not the US government knew or was responsible for 9/11. Jumping to his defense seems the kind of thing a glowie would do.

  • All those links give 404 errors, are you trolling?

  • This situation pisses me even more than when I saw George W. Bush sitting in that Florida classroom on September 11, 2001. After being told that a second plane had hit the World Trade Center, he just continued listening the kids read 'Kite must hit steel.' He sat there, seemingly unfazed, as if it were normal for a U.S. president to hear about such a catastrophic attack and not react immediately. And now, here we are again, what the hell is Trump doing playing golf while the global economy collapses?

  • I ended up using OpenCode, very useful thanks!

  • It would be very interesting if there was a list of all those repos somewhere.

  • For me, it’s the ability to disable downvotes on a community on PieFed. On Reddit, every time a sub gets popular, discussions just get downvoted into oblivion in favor of memes. There are always certain topics you simply can’t discuss without getting buried.

    With this feature, you don’t have to keep splitting a community into smaller and smaller fragments just to have a space where a topic is allowed. Everything gets represented based on how many people actually like the topic, without people who dislike it being able to effectively censor it and prevent others from discussing it. That’s the killer feature for me.

  • Great, to read this I may as well go back to Reddit.

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