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by NickBusey 6y ago
I work near a restaurant kitchen, and they spend much of the day with a flyswatter in hand getting rid of these pests. I have actually verbalized this idea to the chefs in the past, I'm glad to see it actually being done. If made cheap
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by NickBusey 6y ago
"Ansible-Defined Homelab" describes exactly what HomelabOS does. https://homelabos.com/
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by NickBusey 6y ago
Thanks! Years now, though the project that has gained traction lately is HomelabOS. https://homelabos.com/ Not really serving industry, self-hosters and home-labbers.
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by NickBusey 6y ago
I don't have the feeling that I have to give something in return. It's a voluntary donation, people can donate, or not. They can cancel at any time. I don't feel any pressure to 'deliver' anything. They're payi
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by NickBusey 6y ago
I hit $500/yr on Patreon this week for my open source work! :) Nice work, I should think about having paid only videos as well, I believe I can do that pretty easily on Patreon. Good tips in here.
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by NickBusey 6y ago
Many of us prefer using open source software to develop our open source software. GitHub is not open source.
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by NickBusey 6y ago
What makes this even more bonkers to me is this is from something most non-tech people haven’t even heard of.
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by NickBusey 6y ago
Shout out to the open source Bitwarden project which includes this out of the box. Check out bitwarden_rs for a good sefhosted option.
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by NickBusey 6y ago
This may be one of the best 'product' landing pages I've ever seen. Kudos.
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by NickBusey 6y ago
HomelabOS also has this functionality.
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by NickBusey 6y ago
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by NickBusey 6y ago
Yea this is my thought. Any sizable project will have enough documentation to make this one page approach unwieldy IMO. MkDocs Material is all I'll ever need for documentation. https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-materia
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YAML-Sucks(github.com)
3 points by NickBusey 6y ago|0 comments
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by NickBusey 6y ago
It's pretty common, I do it (shameless plug https://www.twitch.tv/nickbusey ) My stream setup is open source on GitLab https://gitlab.com/NickBusey/CodingStream Here's an article I used in my
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by NickBusey 6y ago
It is a desktop app.
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by NickBusey 6y ago
HomelabOS
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Ask HN: Best modern web stack for new self hosted projects
1 points by NickBusey 7y ago|1 comments
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by NickBusey 7y ago
This is cool, but is anyone aware of a system that is like GitHub/GitLab, but PR/MRs and commits are actually voted on by the community rather than a handful of maintainers? Something like the way DAOs are supposed to work, but ap
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by NickBusey 7y ago
Yup. There are plenty of dormant mines here in Colorado because "there is 100 million dollars worth of gold in that mine but it will cost 200 million dollars to extract it". Once the first number changes enough in relation to the
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by NickBusey 7y ago
IPFS is by no means 'relatively unknown'. It is used in dozens of projects. See: https://github.com/ipfs/awesome-ipfs
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by NickBusey 7y ago
Yay for GitLab. Boo for no screenshot.
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by NickBusey 7y ago
For everyone saying it's hard to set up a relay, if you use something like The Lounge, deployed by something like HomelabOS, it's pretty much a one-liner to deploy it, then you have a fantastic mobile and web interface accessible
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by NickBusey 7y ago
"All of this data is open to begin with, it’s published in our yearly financial statements (obligated in Belgium)" Does this mean any company, no matter the size, has to publicly publish yearly financial statements in Belgium? In
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by NickBusey 7y ago
Anyone being locked up anywhere for a "speech violation" is a travesty.
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by NickBusey 7y ago
I was really impressed recently by Wealthfront's mobile site. It's so good and fast, they don't even push you to download their native app. You just don't need it when the website works that well on mobile.
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by NickBusey 7y ago
This looks quite nice, thanks for the recommendation.
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by NickBusey 7y ago
According to the article, no it didn't. > ICANN must sign off on the deal in order for it to proceed. In December, it paused the sale for 30 days amid public outcry, expressing concern about the lack of transparency surrounding the
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by NickBusey 7y ago
This 100%. I'm not going to subscribe to the Economist to read one article every 6 months. I might pay $0.10 to read this particular article though.
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by NickBusey 7y ago
This looks nice, but very similar to a bunch of existing projects like http://www.celeryproject.org/ Are there any clear differentiators? Also, I understand it's a new project, but some more documentation would be help

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