Maledictus

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31.
by Maledictus 1y ago
In nominal terms, yes, not inflation adjusted.
32.
by Maledictus 1y ago
When I moved from PHP to Ruby (and Rails), I discovered how much fun programming can be. Ruby just optimizes for the right thing, Developer happiness.
33.
by Maledictus 2y ago
Could you create a type around Mutex that enforces the locking order?
34.
by Maledictus 2y ago
I'd rather have a polluted $HOME than a polluted env that slows down every fork. The script should have a --without-env option or similar.
35.
by Maledictus 2y ago
I use Sendgrid with this docker container: https://github.com/marius/postfix-sendgrid It is free for up to 100 emails per day.
36.
by Maledictus 2y ago
https://github.com/cloudflare/pingora seems to be focused on providing a library/framework
37.
by Maledictus 2y ago
I'd mention fearless concurrency on the website/blog post, as that distinguishes your webserver from, say, caddy.
38.
by Maledictus 2y ago
yeah, maybe, but I fear ad blocking would be much harder.
39.
by Maledictus 2y ago
Less env pollution.
40.
by Maledictus 2y ago
wow, thank you for publishing this!
41.
by Maledictus 2y ago
Still looks much less beautiful. Python feels to me like it can't make up its mind.
42.
by Maledictus 2y ago
I hope not, that would turn Ruby into just another of the myriad of statically typed languages. Try Crystal if you want less dynamic typing.
43.
by Maledictus 2y ago
it is not end to end encrypted, so that's a hard no for me.
44.
by Maledictus 2y ago
https://archive.ph/DPtgt
45.
by Maledictus 2y ago
I expected a way to find out what the heck the system is sending to those disks. Like per process and what the the Kernel/ZFS is adding.
46.
by Maledictus 2y ago
And the tax office! If this works, many companies will be founded as non-profit first in the future.
47.
by Maledictus 2y ago
and `sshd -T | grep -i password`
48.
by Maledictus 2y ago
Given there is enough oxygen left, they can inject more fuel.
49.
by Maledictus 2y ago
They can't even sort by price.
50.
by Maledictus 2y ago
Is anyone self-hosting this on FreeBSD? Would you share how you set it up? I tried to understand how the docker setup works, but found it to convoluted to replicate on FreeBSD.
51.
by Maledictus 2y ago
Ruby on Rails. It is the only framework I have read top to bottom. Also the FreeBSD kernel, if you want to see a C code base that's quite beautiful (for C).
52.
by Maledictus 2y ago
I prefer set -Eeuxo pipefail, so my ERR trap is inherited in functions.
53.
by Maledictus 2y ago
but it is also the year of Rust, that's why I, in 2024, prefer Alacritty. ;)
54.
by Maledictus 2y ago
Thank you for the feedback! I agree that completion would be nice to have, and probably relatively hard to implement for koch. However, I prefer the cleanliness, dare I say beauty, of the config file and Ruby.
55.
by Maledictus 2y ago
IMHO Ruby is better for creating DSLs, so I wrote a small thing to scratch my own itch: https://github.com/marius/koch This is not meant to scale to more than a handful of machines, but you get the idea how nice straig
56.
by Maledictus 2y ago
https://jacquesmattheij.com/what-is-wrong-with-microsoft-buy...
57.
by Maledictus 3y ago
Is XZ embedded affected by any of this?
58.
by Maledictus 3y ago
https://archive.ph/9uA8F
59.
by Maledictus 3y ago
Do you have a link to the self hosting instructions? edit: found it: https://github.com/ente-io/ente/tree/main/server#self-hostin...
60.
by Maledictus 3y ago
https://archive.ph/HQC0E

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