Nnnes

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by Nnnes 2mo ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20260915165314/https://egbert.ne... Funny SSL setup. Explanation from here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49133598 > Oh, certain browser will not wor
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by Nnnes 2mo ago
They were my first VPS. I've kept it running continuously the whole time; I have its IPv4 address memorized. Didn't think I'd ever want to give it up but here we are. Lesson learned, no more emotional attachment to infrastruc
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by Nnnes 2mo ago
Others have answered your question. A lot of the sites listed here https://anubis.techaro.lol/docs/user/known-instances/ have dynamic content; Git web interfaces in particular (Codeberg, the Linux kernel, FFM
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by Nnnes 3mo ago
Summary of the mailing list discussion ( https://lists.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/sr.ht-discuss/%3CDKSTMKM0ZD9N.... ) - counted by hand without LLM assistance so there may be mistakes or misreadings :) ~51 in favor of the prop
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by Nnnes 3mo ago
You're missing the same point that the blog post is missing. What they're doing is much less like replacing rand() with 4 and much more like setting seed(4) before generating any numbers. There is no "loss of quality" un
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by Nnnes 3mo ago
Gram Editor. It's actively maintained. I know people disagree over definitions of "hard fork". Gram does not send patches to Zed but does occasionally merge fixes from Zed. There is not any specific effort to keep (non-AI) fe
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by Nnnes 4mo ago
Vendors? Market? What do you think Codeberg is, exactly?
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by Nnnes 4mo ago
I'm surprised (but not really) that you're the only comment I see even mentioning it. The ratings may be even lower quality than the SVGs. Obviously they're all a bit cartoon-y, what else do you expect from SVGs. But I'm
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by Nnnes 4mo ago
The main anti-vandalism bot ClueBot was created in 2007, and its successor ClueBot NG in 2010. They certainly have false positives from time to time, but that doesn't mean they aren't the most useful bots on the website.
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by Nnnes 4mo ago
> imagine what someone in rural America goes through. Here's the FCC's map of residential access to ≥1 Gbps fiber internet. https://broadbandmap.fcc.gov/area-summary/fixed?version=dec2... Of course most ar
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by Nnnes 5mo ago
This is the dataset they used: https://land.copernicus.eu/en/products/high-resolution-layer...
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by Nnnes 5mo ago
Related, spinning "I did something poorly" into "I am being honest" > Scalability, measured (the honest section) so what about the other sections?!
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by Nnnes 5mo ago
They do. > Everyone with a paid support contracts will of course still get full and appropriate service even during this period.
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by Nnnes 6mo ago
> Sneller is even better for max throughput. I see https://sneller.ai/blog/avx512-itoa/ , which reports ~0.75ns/number for <=7 bytes (compared to ~1ns/n for Champagne-Lemire, I would assume on 3 yea
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by Nnnes 7mo ago
Hetzner has dedicated resources too, but they also have 2 levels of shared resources, "Cost-Optimized" and "Regular Performance". The 3900 IOPS CX23 above is "Cost-Optimized". Here are some "Regular Perfor
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by Nnnes 7mo ago
See also Picket Right, 2 pixels wide (7 high) and still readable: https://stormgold.itch.io/picket-right-font
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by Nnnes 7mo ago
Anecdotally, I've been managing a Syncthing network with a file count in the ~200k range, everything synced bidirectionally across a few dozen (Windows) computers, for 9 years now; I've never seen data loss where Syncthing was at
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by Nnnes 7mo ago
> .git files seem to still be backing up on my machine Try checking bzexcluderules_editable.xml. A few years ago, Backblaze would back up .git folders for Mac but not Windows. Not sure if this is still the case.
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by Nnnes 9mo ago
Cool, maybe I'll be able to access www.census.gov from outside the US now
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by Nnnes 9mo ago
Disclaimer: I have not used either product; I have used a number of Cloudflare's (mostly free tier) offerings. In addition to the other points brought up, it looks like pricing strongly favors Bunny once you're outside of Cloudf