Saris

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by Saris 2y ago
It's the main reason I access my stuff via VPN when I'm out of the house. There are potential security issues with having services exposed, but mainly there's just so much garbage traffic adding load to my server and connecti
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by Saris 2y ago
Your standard web hosting services, or a cheap VPS are great options. The whole 'cloud serverless buzzword-here' thing is ridiculous for most use cases. Heck you can serve quite a few static req/s on a $2 ESP32 microcontrolle
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by Saris 2y ago
What I don't get is why they need to crawl so aggressively, I have a site with content that doesn't change often (company website) with a few hundred pages total. But the same AI bot will scan the entire site multiple times per da
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by Saris 2y ago
Betaflight doesn't handle communications, but also it's just meant for hobby FPV usage. If you want autonomous stuff with more advanced features ArduCopter is the way to go.
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by Saris 2y ago
This looks really neat, I'm curious if you know if it's possible to get a UN and UL certified battery for some of the upcoming regulations requiring that in certain states, given that someone can open it up and swap out the cells?
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by Saris 2y ago
Yeah, I use cities virtual card numbers for most subscription services.
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by Saris 2y ago
I think your wait list signup is not working, I put my email in but clicking submit just makes the box shake with no success message.
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by Saris 2y ago
Yeah fair enough!
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by Saris 2y ago
Yeah but I've already done that, it's just odd that something to set up an OSX VM is for some reason deciding to help me with my OS config too.
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by Saris 2y ago
I've come across this one before, but the script is doing apt stuff which is really odd so I didn't use it.
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by Saris 2y ago
I always thought part of the advantage of IPv6 was that each device is accessible to the internet for functionality of things that normally would need port forwarding, without requiring any config on your gateway. Devices have their own fir
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by Saris 2y ago
That's something that Telegram always seems to get right, I've never seen messages out of order in different clients, and if I do something like upload a video then immediately send more text messages before it's done, it wil
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by Saris 2y ago
What issues have you experienced with non-ECC RAM on a laptop?
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by Saris 2y ago
It also provides a lot more than google workspace does, assuming you need those extra tools it ends up being very cheap for what you get.
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by Saris 2y ago
Oh that makes sense, neat way of doing it. Basically adds a delay while also costing CPU resources.
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by Saris 2y ago
I'd never heard of them before getting them while using Brave search sometimes, I'm not sure I entirely understand how they work and differentiate between a bot and human.
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by Saris 2y ago
Brave PoW captcha maybe? Because it requires no input/interaction from the user.
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by Saris 2y ago
Does it need maintenance? It doesn't seem like much of a problem for working software that is local only.
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by Saris 2y ago
There still is today; any custom built desktop can be upgraded easily. Most laptops that are more enterprise focused still have RAM and SSD slots, and replaceable batteries too.
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by Saris 2y ago
No way to export from the client though, so you would have to recover the server unless you previously made backups with the export feature.
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by Saris 2y ago
Use the export feature and just save the file somewhere safe, mine is in a Cryptomator vault. You could also import to Keepass and then delete the file.
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by Saris 2y ago
I seem to remember reading that fluoride in drinking water has no real effect on teeth, vs fluoride in toothpaste if you actually leave it in contact with your teeth for several minutes like you're supposed to.
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by Saris 2y ago
They have under 1k visits per day, unless it's a really heavy app for some reason just about any basic VPS should handle a Webserver + DB for that just fine. It does feel like the tech community as a whole has forgotten how simple and
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by Saris 2y ago
DO is quite expensive, Vultr is solid, Hetzner is too and is even cheaper.
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by Saris 2y ago
The nice part of DIY ham stuff is that you don't, you can sell a kit without any issue.
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by Saris 2y ago
Meanwhile my phone on 5G never breaks 100Mbps, the same as it always got on 4G.
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by Saris 2y ago
I'm not even really sure what BSD is, I know my opnsense firewall runs it and I've always associated BSD with security related appliances. If I was going to use BSD over Linux and Windows, it would need to be even easier to use th
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by Saris 2y ago
I think you're part of a small group for sure. I only use suspend/sleep because it's much faster to get back to what I was doing. If I shutdown I have to open everything again and some things (Fusion 360 for example) take a g
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by Saris 2y ago
Definitely not cell signal everywhere, the town I'm in has it, but go on a longer hiking trip into the mountains and you can potentially be 20-30 miles from the nearest house/road/person with zero cell service on any provider
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by Saris 2y ago
That's why specifying core count is a dumb way to do system requirements.

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