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by 3np 3y ago
servethehome.com has been talking extensively about the Dell/HP/Lenovo varieties in their TinyMiniMicro series. They also have a bit of coverage on even more affordable and bang-for-buck Mini PCs typically sourced through AliExpre
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by 3np 3y ago
They haven't made contributors sign a CLA so no, they aren't legally in a position to do the same move.
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by 3np 3y ago
A major use-case for Vault is dynamic generation of secrets, like rotating roles in a Postgres DB or acting as CA (issuing/revoking certs) in a PKI infra. Some, like the former, needs to hold secrets for and communicate with external s
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by 3np 3y ago
> Narrowlink uses a centralized gateway to which clients and agents connect over HTTP/S protocols. The gateway handles routing and connections between agents behind firewalls/NAT and clients. > Tailscale uses a centralized c
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by 3np 3y ago
Characterizing MAOIs as "stronger stuff" than amphetamines is just nonsense and I don't see how the context here would make it either meaningful or relevant.
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by 3np 3y ago
Aside from (and secondary to) monitoring, one thing it took me years to realize the benefits and ease of setting up early and i think other selfhosters commonly neglect: caching proxies and removing default internet routes. Benefits include
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by 3np 3y ago
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by 3np 3y ago
Just noting the meta of this commentary being a common reoccurency on this very tech-news commentary forum ;)
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by 3np 3y ago
According to OP, SGX is also vulnerable. There has been quite some marketing around the supposed security properties of SGX, yes.
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by 3np 3y ago
I figure unions can be very helpful in addressing actual contemporary worker concerns, like setting ethical code of conduct and norms when it comes to ethics surrounding for example treatment of personal data of users.
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by 3np 3y ago
Even if you disregard L2 (Lightning), an on-chain Bitcoin transfer is still usually <$1 (sometimes substantially so and at times not; it is volatile).
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by 3np 3y ago
Have you checked mlterm? Its supported for other otherwise-neglected encodings and fonts is otherwise unparalleled AFAIK. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Mlterm
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by 3np 3y ago
It's the "or just" being the issue there, not the "use 2fa".
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by 3np 3y ago
Oh, your treatment of website visitor data seems in violation of the GDPR. I see outgoing requests to multiple third parties (the chat widget looks like a source) without any form of notice, let alone the actually mandated informed and acti
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by 3np 3y ago
Now you learned the lesson that this can happen to anyone, at any time, for no apparent reason. Don't put all your eggs in a single external party if you can avoid it. > Or do we just lose all of our clients? I'm sorry but wha?
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by 3np 3y ago
For every person starring the repo there will be an unknown number who found it useful but aren't using GH stars or forks. Consider that if you hadn't gone the extra mile, your work would with 99% probability never be useful again
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by 3np 3y ago
For an emacs-inspired actual WM, I highly recommend looking into stumpwm. It became my preferred daily driver even as someone who spent maybe an accumulated hour or two in emacs over my lifetime (that is to say, I'm very much not an e
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by 3np 3y ago
Host OS vs container image base shouldn't be the same conversation.
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by 3np 3y ago
Very nice! Sounds like AppService/bridge support is on par with Synapse at this point (and maybe has been for quite a while?) - any gaps to be aware of in that department?
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by 3np 3y ago
Thanks for checking in! Any thoughts on matrix-p2p aka pinecone which is now being developed against dendrite? Any thoughts on "p2p-ifying" Conduit in the foreseeable future? https://github.com/matrix-org/pine
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by 3np 3y ago
Bigger, heavier, requires more resources to set up, maintain, and use. On the other hand it's more stable, mature, has more features and integrations, and I'd guess more secure. Having run both I'd recommend defaulting to For
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by 3np 3y ago
From a very quick look, the key-based identity might be what would require protocol-forking for Matrix and Pleroma chat, and non-trivial extension for XMPP, and thereby be the motivating factor of making a non-compatible protocol.
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by 3np 3y ago
I think that's supposed to be a quote from reader mail, to which the OP is a response.
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by 3np 3y ago
From recent threads, the top contenders for self-hosted are: - https://github.com/laurent22/joplin - https://github.com/logseq/logseq - https://github.com/zadam/trilium There
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by 3np 3y ago
This seems to just be a read-aloud summary of https://checkmyads.org/branded/googles-epic-multi-billion-do... with some rants in-between. Discussed 10 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3652
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by 3np 3y ago
Totally feasible. Or, hey, put it on an SBC, use it as an incoming SMS proxy with a dedicated SIM so you can recieve 2FA SMS without need of having the SIM and a phone with you.
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by 3np 3y ago
How is that a point of contention?
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by 3np 3y ago
The point where the analogy breaks in theory and practice is this combined with the mythical man-month: > That feels unexpected. If we're doing so well, why would we want to take on more tech debt? But think of it this way: if your
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by 3np 3y ago
> There are people like me who think that Ladybird will never complete with existing browser engines Assuming you mean "compete": AFAIK this is not a goal of Ladybird. > The reason I don’t think Ladybird will ever really get
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by 3np 3y ago
Policies and generic rules can still have valid exceptions. Just keep the red tape under control.

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