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by Jnr 1y ago
I don't care about the UX of the specific applications, most of them work on Mac/Windows/Linux anyway. What I care about is the window manager and macOS has a terrible window manager. That is why I am using Aerospace on macOS
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by Jnr 1y ago
All good, but did you know that Next.js is a full stack framework? You can have backend and frontend in the same code base. You don't need Laravel if you use Next.
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by Jnr 1y ago
It states it is "peak performance". Probably in a very specific use case. Or maybe it reaches the peak for an extremely short period of time before it drops the performance.
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by Jnr 1y ago
It runs on Linux. I wanted to get rid of dual boot and Windows partition. And also the UI interface performance is much better in FreeCAD.
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by Jnr 1y ago
I do have FreeCAD Ribbon addon, but I think the rest is as is. Indeed, it is the development version and it is stable, but I'll probably switch to 1.1 stable once it is released, just so that I automatically get the package from my dis
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by Jnr 1y ago
They only recently (a year ago) released v1 of FreeCAD. Blender 2.5 came out ~15 years ago, and as I was learning Blender in 2010/2011 it did not feel nearly as good as it does now. I believe that something similar could happen with Fr
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by Jnr 1y ago
It is far from perfect, but it is quite usable now. https://i.imgur.com/4CezlnJ.png
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by Jnr 1y ago
Going back in history works better in Fusion360 than FreeCAD currently, but... In FreeCAD it works but you have to think a bit how you approach it. For example, if you reference an edge that you later on go back and delete, of course it wil
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by Jnr 1y ago
As someone who has modeled in 3DSMax and Blender using the mesh modeling approach and in Fusion360 and FreeCAD using the CAD modeling approach, for 3D printing I really recommend learning CAD modeling in FreeCAD. The ability to make models
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by Jnr 1y ago
Once you have worked with the large cloud providers (AWS, Azure, GCP), you start to realize that solutions built on those platforms frequently differ a lot from what can realistically be self hosted. Especially when it comes to large SaaS p
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by Jnr 1y ago
I think you are correct. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33990413 From the headscale commit log, seems like it was https://github.com/kradalby not the owner of the headscale repo. And he is making a lo
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by Jnr 1y ago
Religious or political ones? :) I did not know, but after quick search online, it states that Tailscale blocked russian IPs at some point in the past. I guess it doesn't really matter, but it would have been nice to give some transpare
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by Jnr 1y ago
I learned this from hosting SmallStep CA behind Traefik. You can use TCP mode for specific subdomains and match it using HostSNI. Then if the client uses SNI it should work. So you can use both TCP and HTTP routers on the same port. https:
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by Jnr 1y ago
I am not sure I understand why Headscale was excluded. As far as I know, it is made by people not related to Tailscale. It would be like complaining Vaultwarden is bad because the Bitwarden project is not fully open source even though Vault
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by Jnr 1y ago
I am actually playing around with something similar to nginx proxy manager but for Traefik. It's quite early version but already now it's nice for quickly sharing some services with people temporarily. https://github.co
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by Jnr 1y ago
I wonder how you are using it. I am mainly using Traefik with docker compose labels and it was not that hard to set up once you understand the concepts of routers, middlewares and services. I would use it for any homelab that has to host mo
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by Jnr 1y ago
Having non-working grand parents that can help with watching kids is a nice way to ensure you actually get more kids in the first place. No sane parents will make lots of babies if there is no one who can help them with babysitting. And no,
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by Jnr 1y ago
I use tailscale and wireguard and I route traffic between them, so I can't understand why are so many lines of code needed? Can't you simply enable subnet routing on the tailscale node (single argument does that) and perhaps add a
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by Jnr 1y ago
As a "Linux at home - macOS at work" user, I can't stand Window management on macOS. It is so inefficient and hard to manage. AeroSpace tiling window manager finally changed my work day from constant struggle to only occasion
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by Jnr 1y ago
Initially I also tried debugging, writing reports, etc. Some 8 years later I have given up and just live with the occasional crashes.
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by Jnr 1y ago
Yes, I have Steam Deck and it works great. But I also have 2400G and 5700G and both of those have graphics issues (tested with different recommended RAM sets).
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by Jnr 1y ago
I have not had any issues with Intel or AMD CPUs but I have so many issues with AMD APUs, I would steer clear of them. In my experience with different models, they have many graphics issues, broken video transcoding and overall extremely un
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by Jnr 1y ago
I like it. I have been involved in software development for 20+ years - Perl, PHP, Java, Pyhon. And Nextjs and React gave me back the joy to develop web frontend again. There are a lot of gotchas and considerations with Nextjs, but it is a
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by Jnr 1y ago
The biggest deal breaker for me was no support for external displays (through DP alt mode/thunderbolt). Also the infrequent random OS crashes were annoying. And sometimes WiFi would stop working after sleep (wold not show any access po
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by Jnr 1y ago
Agreed, it is not that stable/usable. I tested it on M1 Pro and was hopeful, but after some years I realized it is not viable for daily use. Many things still don't work and I doubt that they will any time soon. Last year I was gi
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by Jnr 1y ago
I don't think they are really blocking anything unless you specifically enable it. But it gives some piece of mind knowing that I could probably enable it quickly if it becomes necessary.
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by Jnr 1y ago
You pass all traffic through Cloudflare. You do not pass any traffic to Crowdsec, you detect locally and only report blocked IPs. And with Modsecurity CRS you don't report anything to anyone but configuring and fine tuning is a bit har
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by Jnr 1y ago
Looks similar to MetaMCP https://github.com/metatool-ai/metamcp Not sure which of these tools is currently the best but they are clearly needed. I am testing MetaMCP to expose internal MCP servers to the cloud version
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by Jnr 1y ago
Externally I use Cloudflare proxy and internally I put Crowdsec and Modsecurity CRS middlewares in front of Traefik. After some fine-tuning and eliminating false positives, it is running smoothly. It logs all the temporarily banned and repo
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by Jnr 1y ago
When setting up the API key, use the "Select zones to include or exclude." section. Works fine on the free account.

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