IceWreck

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   by IceWreck 5y ago

   Postgres's JSONB type can essentially turn Postgres into a full NoSQL database. Infact, its so good that it can beat MongoDB at its own game in a lot of benchmarks. https://www.theguardian.com/info/2018/nov&#x
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   by IceWreck 5y ago

   Looks like the package in question only has packages from the Go project itself. The only external dependency is OpenBSD specific and used on that operating system only.
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   by IceWreck 5y ago

   You're mounting your server's storage to store mysql data. Doing that is hard to scale. And isn't scaling/high availability the point of using kubernetes ? Without that k3s is just a regular container engine.
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   by IceWreck 5y ago

   Like the other comment pointed out, Conduit is the "very active" implementation. https://github.com/finogeeks/Ligase This is the Chinese implementation. From the README and website it seems its being heavily
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   by IceWreck 5y ago

   There is the main python implementation Synapse, there are two Go implementations (Dendrite and the other chinese finance chat implementation) , one very active and one nearly dead Rust implementation, a half baked c++ implementation and s
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   by IceWreck 5y ago

   For ebooks you need to get into a specialized ebook focused tracker like myanonamouse
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   by IceWreck 5y ago

   The non open source part is a bummer but its not Electron based. So its gotta be faster than VSCode.
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   by IceWreck 5y ago

   They said it does
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   by IceWreck 5y ago

   But RHEL is based on Fedora. Every X releases Red hat forks Fedora and builds the next major version of RHEL on top of it. So RHEL/CentOS/Alma Linux/Rocky are Fedora LTS.
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    > The whole of Eth is planned to move to 100% PoS Quarter 1 of 2022 I have heard this so so many times. ETH moving to PoS fully in X months. I'll believe it when it happens. And I'm glad they plan on making it happen cause ther
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    > You require a pretty strong type system to make static lifetime management work Go is strongly and statically typed.
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    Is this about Amazon employing most of the core team and having too much influence on the language ? I remember someone else high up in the Rust project leaving due to those reasons last month.
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    Is that forum post's poster so lazy or incompetent that they cant change a port in their development config file ?
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    I was mostly referring to Cliqz, but I don't like Pocket being forced in the browser itself. And all the "recommended from pocket" content on the home page. Yes, you can disable it but why not make it a preinstalled extension
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    Mozilla is no saint especially with their Pocket, Cliqz shennanigans but theyre miles better than MS.
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    Please add these points under a usecase heading in your README.
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    I have no idea how the Whatsapp bridge works but it cant be end to end encrypted. Matrix to whatsapp bridge can be encrypted, whatsapp bridge to whatsapp can be encrypted, whatsapp to whatsapp is encrypted. But you have to break the chain a
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    Not OP,I'm just a happy matrix user. Yes the matrix spec is all standardized. You can use any client with any homeserver.
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    The identity server can be and is self hosted by a lot of people.
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    > meaning people from different servers can talk to each other while no central authority can have influence on another server unlike Matrix Elaborate please. Matrix doesn't have a central authority server which can influence other
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    https://www.navidrome.org/ Self hosted Spotify. Compatible with subsonic clients.
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    Huh, no. YAML is a superset of JSON. So valid JSON is valid YAML. This is sometimes suprisingly useful. Also, YAML is used everywhere and like the other user pointed out, has mature well tested libs for almost every language.
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    RH's article instead of a third party blog: https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/whats-new-rhel-85 Anyways the containerized podman image is interesting. podman-in-podman or podman-in-docker has limited usecases, b
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    This is why you use something like bookstack. My personal wiki resembles the one in the article. I used to use Dokuwiki, but then I switched to Bookstack. Making an export/import script was easy. Everything is selfhosted so you don&#x2
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    I'm wondering why every notion related article has screenshots full of emojis. Does notion automatically add those ? Or does it provide some sort of layout to make them easy ? Personally I'd never find the time to open up my OS&#x
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    By time travel if you mean viewing/mounting your repo at various checkpoints then yes.
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    Its a single shell command. restic -r reponame /path-to-files-to-be-backuped Everything else in the mentioned script is optional stuff for scheduling, removing old backups, etc.
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    Not OP but why would you want to use rclone crypt with restic if restic already does the encryption for you.
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    Restic – Backups Done Right(restic.net)

    573 points by IceWreck 5y ago|286 comments
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    SDL deserves it. Its used by a lot of open source software that we take for granted.