Ayesh

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   by Ayesh 3y ago

   It's good to see STG praised here. I context switch often, and am so much more productive because of this plugin.
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   by Ayesh 3y ago

   Now that GitHub has CI and MSFT money, it would make so much sense for GitHub to become a code signing CA! With npm, you can opt in to have your npm package releases signed, and it took less than five minutes for me to integrate. As long as
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   by Ayesh 3y ago

   Friendly reminder that none of the PHP 4,5, AND 7 series receive active security support, and are EOL. PHP 7.4 still receives some updates from LTS vendors, and PHP 8.0 reaches EOL Nov 23rd.
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   by Ayesh 3y ago

   I guess there will be one last release towards Nov 23, because I'm already seeing some activity ( https://github.com/php/php-src/commits/PHP-8.1/ ).
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   by Ayesh 3y ago

   Those cheap laser "1D" bar code scanners cannot read off a screen (except maybe eInk). It sucks because the supermarkets I frequent have their loyalty cards based off barcodes. Fortunately, barcode readers emulate keyboards so you
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   by Ayesh 3y ago

   I recently started to use Caddy v2, which doesn't even support SSL at all, and TLS versions older than 1.2.
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   by Ayesh 3y ago

   Basically, yes. There was a really nice article here in HN about it, I couldn't find it but hopefully someone will point at it.
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   by Ayesh 3y ago

   HTTP/3 is supported in Nginx 1.25, available from nginx.org's repo. I tried it a couple days ago, and worked great. None of the Nginx builds available out there seemed to fit my use cases perfectly, so I resolved to customize it (
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   by Ayesh 3y ago

   Yeah I've built quite a lot of muscle memory having used Apache for about a decade too, and the configuration felt quite intuitive, but Caddy's configuration is such a fresh breath and I'm really enjoying it so far. More than
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    by Ayesh 3y ago

    Funny, I saw this on HN while I was taking a break from testing Caddy, which has HTTP/3 support, and is even enabled by default. I suppose it's based on Go's implementation. I'm using Apache at the moment and it's w
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    by Ayesh 3y ago

    I'm using Xiaomi 20,000 mAh power bank, and passthrough works great. Mine only supports 18W out, when I have my 30W charger plugged in, the power bank charges as well.
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    by Ayesh 3y ago

    Yeah the linked post is a bad rehash of the original blog post. Thanks for linking it.
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    by Ayesh 3y ago

    Unfortunately I don't think it's possible. The router can only intercept as far as DNS goes, and DNS Blocklists are already incapable of blocking YouTube ads.
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    by Ayesh 3y ago

    > still Never had problems. FWIW, I'm using AES/256 bit keys/HMAC SHA-512 on all of my volumes.
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    by Ayesh 3y ago

    I meant the long static passwords Yubikeys "type" when you touch the button when plugged in. It's just a static long text that has no context.
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    by Ayesh 3y ago

    I haven't used BitLocker or anything else, so I can't really compare. Veracrypt has a neat benchmark tool so you know the speed beforehand. I suppose most CPUs have native support for the popular algorithms, so the bottleneck real
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    by Ayesh 3y ago

    Using it for a few years now, and I'd hesitate not one bit to recommend. It's not as "technical" as said in comments either tbh. But us in HN are not qualified to call it non tech friendly I guess. Performance is great,
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    by Ayesh 3y ago

    I started to use those stand cases, and I'm not going back. They Make the phone so much more thicker, but also make it so much easier handle.
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    by Ayesh 3y ago

    On mobile, it constantly opens the keyboard, and I think it's perfect!
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    by Ayesh 3y ago

    Geocoding is certainly _much_ cheaper than other providers.
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    by Ayesh 3y ago

    Link to Youtube blog: https://blog.youtube/news-and-events/podcast-destination-on-... Support doc: https://support.google.com/youtubemusic/thread/236590252
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    by Ayesh 3y ago

    To summarize: Donuts (one of the biggest TLD registries) is increasing their TLD wholesale prices for 204 TLDs by USD 2-6 on Oct 4. - https://icannwiki.org/Donuts - https://news.gandi.net/en/2022/
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    Domain Name Price Increase – October 4, 2023(porkbun.com)

    6 points by Ayesh 3y ago|5 comments
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    by Ayesh 3y ago

    Not the previous poster, and I don't use Kopia, but after reading Kopia features and docs, they seem to be in par. I use Duplicati quite extensively for personal backups, and didn't really have any issues. Duplicati has a web inte
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    by Ayesh 3y ago

    Nobody should be using DNS service provided by their registrars. They tend to be insecure, slow, and like you said, missing a lot of features.
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    by Ayesh 3y ago

    As a Xiaomi user, the iOS update lifetime and frequency is not even close to the Android and Android Security updates Xiaomi phones get.
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    by Ayesh 3y ago

    I used to travel with a DSLR, and while the photos were phenomenal in comparison to my phone's output, the ease of minor edits, photo reviewing and management, backups, and posting them were strong enough reasons for me to ditch my cam
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    by Ayesh 3y ago

    Probably the most common use case is SaaS providers that support custom domain name for whatever the software it is. For example, a site uptime monitoring service might offer a feature to host a status page on a custom (sub)domain of the cu
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    by Ayesh 3y ago

    It's $38K for 100 years. Because WordPress.com is the .blog registry, I guess they could pull it off for .blog domains. Other tld registries have bitten dust already, and other registries have jacked up prices in the previous years. Bu
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    by Ayesh 3y ago

    > Unlock full access (page 2) by uploading documents or with a 30 Day Free Trial Scribd is the Pinterest of PDF files.