Ayesh

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by Ayesh 3y ago
Probably the best "Solution" is to just move to another registrar. As someone with dozens of domains, unaffiliated, I can recommend: - PorkBun: No-bullshit UI, no absurd first-year promotions to trick you with a higher renewal fee
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by Ayesh 3y ago
I'm glad to see posts like this. Some of my favorite features not mentioned in the article: - User Styles: I can customize pretty much everything about the browser UI using CSS. - Containers: Shared history, form data, bookmarks,etc. B
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by Ayesh 3y ago
It's with ample RAM and the latest Intel CPU. Assuming the whole thing draws 100W, that's also including 72kWh of electricity.
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by Ayesh 3y ago
IIRC, the cost is ~$200k one time and ~$25/yr. Shitcoins get magnitudes higher crowd funding. Not impossible to do at all.
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by Ayesh 3y ago
.com is run by Verizon, and .bananas will be by another for-profit company (most likely Donuts). If the .com prices were to be increased, there will be a huge backlash. As for .bananas, not so much. .bananas might get blocked at TLD level,
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by Ayesh 3y ago
Some people might end up in the 10,000 ( https://xkcd.com/1053/ )
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by Ayesh 3y ago
I'm gonna steal this to use in my casual conversations!
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by Ayesh 3y ago
Yeah I think it makes more sense like you said. It has the Wifi stuff there already too.
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by Ayesh 3y ago
My guess was that it probably had a time correction feature from those British radio tower integration, but this device is from 2015 (says in the article), so probably not.
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by Ayesh 3y ago
I'm bored while waiting for my flight to take off in KLIA2 airport that AirAsia uses as its base. Their whole fleet is A320s. If the A320sbwere to be grounded, this airline will be pretty much done for.
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by Ayesh 3y ago
I wanted to echo all the comments here saying to turn off comments is a great tip. I have quite a few blogs/personal projects that I write weekly or more frequently. My tips would be: - Use Markdown. It makes writing so much more faste
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by Ayesh 3y ago
> how do you go Well that's the thing... You don't. It's a very passive approach if you are actively looking for a job. Posting solutions to interesting challenges you come across has a lot of potential getting asked to in
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by Ayesh 3y ago
Im not in Apple ecosystem at all, so I don't have an answer to your question. But in RAW/JPG world, the metadata and edits is already a solved problem with Sidecar files + EXIF data. Sure, EXIF fields are kinda messy but I'm
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by Ayesh 3y ago
OpenSSL and Go crypt/tls has no support yet, so none of the webservers that depend on them support it. Apache, Nginx, and Caddy, they all need upstream ECH support first. - https://github.com/openssl/openssl/i
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by Ayesh 3y ago
I recently added HTTPS records to all of my domains, along with HTTP/3. From query statistics, I see that around 15% of the queries are for HTTPS records, 30-35% for A and AAAA records, and the rest for RR types like NS, TXT, etc. Bro
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by Ayesh 3y ago
The state of PHP 8.3 and especially 8.4 is a lot better than HHVM. They have diverged quite a lot to a point that it's no longer a drop-in replacement. PHP added JIT in 8.0, and these math-heavy tasks can take advantage of it. It'
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by Ayesh 3y ago
> wrong thing Rebase/reset are major and first class features of Git. It's only wrong if you work with a team that expect the centralized server to be consistent.
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by Ayesh 3y ago
This is especially annoying when they don't use different notification channels so I can't turn off individual types of notifications.
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by Ayesh 3y ago
I have trust in them that they will at least hand over the data for someone else to carry on if they have to turn off lights.
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https://archive.md/0v1qg
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by Ayesh 3y ago
Having tried GitHub, GitLab, Source Hut, Codeberg, and BitBucket (RIP), I think the only serious options are GitHub, GitLab self hosted, and Source Hut. GitHub owned by MSFT aside, and also putting their AI push _also_ aside, GitHub has thi
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by Ayesh 3y ago
Strict SSHFP can theoretically solve it [1], assuming it's used in the first place and has DNSSEC. I personally use it for all servers I manage purely because I like the additional security, but it not at all common and DNSSEC isn&#x27
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by Ayesh 3y ago
SSH over QUIC would be nice. I don't see any advantage of layering HTTP/3 here. It adds more friction, and the only advantage it brings is being able to "hide" the SSH server over a URL path. I guess x.509 certificates w
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by Ayesh 3y ago
> screenshots For browsers, there are extensions that can create SVG screenshots. They work by either copying or inlining CSS into the SVG. They don't work all the time, but worth giving a try first. For Firefox, see https:/&#
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by Ayesh 3y ago
I monitor DNS queries made by some of my servers by setting a DoH server to systemd-resolve, some of the top queries are: - OCSP servers to query TLS certificate validity. This is necessary because I have configured my web server to staple
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by Ayesh 3y ago
There really is no free lunch. // insert some clever "you are the product" here.
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Very misleading. It downloads a text file maintained by someone at a repository that lists all uBO YouTube Fixes, and compare it to the latest YouTube JS files. Not all JS updates contain anti-adblock codes, so what this website shows is pr
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by Ayesh 3y ago
I moved from Jenkins to Travis several years ago, and Travis's UI and configuration was such a fresh breath. Back then, pretty much _every_ OS project used it because of their generous offerings for open source projects. I agree with t
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by Ayesh 3y ago
AMO also takes several days for plugins to update. I recently wanted to update Bitwarden addon, which took well over two weeks for it to land on AMO. Addon sideloading is only possible on Firefox Developer edition (which I use, so it didn&#
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by Ayesh 3y ago
I'll try to fill in. I'm very aware that I'm in a bubble with my peers, so these are certainly opinionated. I would pick Postfix because it's more maintained, and what most of my peers use it too. It's a PitA to con

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