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RoadRunner: High-performance PHP application server written in Golang(roadrunner.dev)
2 points by Daril 3y ago|2 comments
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by Daril 3y ago
From the same developers : PHP framework : https://spiral.dev/ ORM PHP library : https://cycle-orm.dev/
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by Daril 3y ago
I'm currently trying out LibreWolf. It is based on Firefox, but with extra privacy and security features. I also installed Vivaldi, also if I am not a big fan of all these extra features integrated : mail, calendar and notes.
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by Daril 3y ago
I agree. I don't think they can abandon the Android ecosystem at all, I mean all the apps and the store, that's the real value. They could design a migration path for the apps and make them work seamlessly on Fuchsia in the meanti
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by Daril 3y ago
I use different browsers for different websites / web applications. For bank or accounting, for example I use Firefox in a container. I configured Firefox to clear everything on closing : cache, cookies, history. I don't save the
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by Daril 3y ago
And in the meantime it landed to the Nest Hubs ... I think Google will try to abandon Android.
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by Daril 3y ago
Exactly. And why the phones are sold with preinstalled with all the Google software and services and it is difficult to remove them if not via adb cli ? If they are the best in the World as someone else has stated, the people will flock to
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by Daril 3y ago
I have another level of blocking : AdGuard Home. I know that there is no optimal solution. I do the best I can with what I have.
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by Daril 3y ago
Perhaps you mean Flutter ?
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> Their impact on humanity has a whole has so far most definitely been net positive, and you are under no obligation whatsoever to use their products. The strategy over the years has always been the same: 1. create a necessary product an
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by Daril 3y ago
Try e/OS/ indeed ... it works for me and many others.
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by Daril 3y ago
> you are under no obligation whatsoever to use their products Well ... with this new proposal they are trying to change this, don't you think ? Yes, it is not mandatory to watch Youtube, but it should be also mandatory that Google
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by Daril 3y ago
Taken from Wikipedia : Fuchsia is an open-source capability-based operating system developed by Google. In contrast to Google's Linux-based operating systems such as ChromeOS and Android, Fuchsia is based on a custom kernel named Zirco
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by Daril 3y ago
I mean, there are now many other open source projects based on Android (LineageOS and e/OS/ for example) that are free from Google. If they can't control the operating system on your phone because it's free from their se
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by Daril 3y ago
This is a clear sign of Google's weakness. They are losing their monopoly and are desperately trying to hold on to the net. In the last few weeks, they have announced that they will try to block navigation if you have an ad blocker ins
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by Daril 3y ago
It wasn't a chronological order, of course... But if before the languages were more or less field specific, now with each language you can build any kind of application and it became very difficult to make a choice or simply keep up wi
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by Daril 3y ago
DietPi is an optimal choice, I agree. Especially for building a server.
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by Daril 3y ago
I'm sorry, but I don't really follow. This tool, like many others, was created for exactly this purpose: to configure the server from userspace. The ISPconfig web interface doesn't write directly to the server. It creates a s
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by Daril 3y ago
Well, the worst thing in my opinion is that (often for ideological reasons or egocentric positions) we don't accept or don't want to improve the existing tools or languages, but we create a new one ... so we had C, C++, Object Pas
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by Daril 3y ago
Well... I recognise that these companies have made a lot of money, but how? I remember the day of BeOS, it was technically 15 years ahead and Microsoft killed it (just as an example), the same company that years later tried to kill Linux an
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by Daril 3y ago
Well ... I think we have many problems in these modern IT times ... The first is that we are drowning in new IT technologies that are released every day and it is impossible to keep up with them ... Many languages, frameworks, tools ... Aft
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by Daril 3y ago
I have used 4 RaspberryPi (3 and 4) for a few years for various needs : Gitea server, Home Assistant server, Syncthing main repository, Borg backup repository, Wireguard VPN and network gateway between 2 LANs. I haven't encountered any
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by Daril 3y ago
No, they didn't change it. It is one of its drawbacks. I enforced the security with SSL client authentication.
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by Daril 3y ago
Forgot : I configured the compression with LZ4 algorithm (it saves a lot of space) and encryption of the mails. The encryption uses a master key. It is possible to encrypt every single mail file using the password of the account, but if the
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by Daril 3y ago
I have been running my own services for years, all self-hosted, with different VPS providers: A2Hosting, Digial Ocean and now Contabo. I use ISPConfig and host about 25 domains and 200 email addresses. You have to configure SPF, DKIM, DMARC
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by Daril 3y ago
Other important additions would be user mail encryption with GPG and synchronisation of multiple servers to build a fault tolerant service.
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by Daril 3y ago
Congratulations! Very interesting project ! I have been running my own servers with ISPConfig with PostFix and Dovecot for many years, but this modern all-in-one solution seems better integrated and complete. As others have commented, rspam
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by Daril 3y ago
In its simplest and most basic form, Turbo does it all for you. All you have to do is add the javascript files and when the user visits a page, Turbo will intercept the request, pass it to the server, retrieve the HTML response, extract the
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by Daril 3y ago
If you are interested in this topic (inflammation prevention and reduction), take a look at the Wim Hof method (the Iceman). In its simplest form, it consists of two simple techniques: cold exposure and deep breathing with hyper-oxygenation
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by Daril 3y ago
This is very interesting. Impressive how much efficiency and performance is gained. This also means that fewer resources (electricity) are consumed, that less bulky hardware is used and, most importantly, that security is improved. A static

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