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by Sphax 4y ago
I've been using Ansible for years now to do this. Right now all my computers run fedora so there's not much difference between them but for some time I used Ansible on macOS too. It worked but was a pain to make my roles compatibl
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by Sphax 4y ago
Some content is not available on streaming platforms (live performances, mixes/compilations, for example).
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by Sphax 5y ago
I did just that about a month ago. I don't give a shit about their podcasts, I'm only interested in their music, the home screen is garbage now. I moved to Qobuz (which has other problems, but it's generally fine).
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by Sphax 6y ago
I'm willing to bet you could run all these services on a single VPS. Having to manage 6 different hosts is going to be a pain in the ass, even if you use something like ansible. As far as backups, I don't understand why the author
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by Sphax 6y ago
systemd can do it, if you're OK with systemd.
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by Sphax 6y ago
Anyone know if they ship to Europe ? Or if there's a reseller in Europe.
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by Sphax 6y ago
Do they ship to Europe ?
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by Sphax 6y ago
Pretty sure that’s Tom Scott
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by Sphax 6y ago
Am I reading this wrong or the site's traffic is almost always under 1000 page views per day ? Why would you need AWS or Cloudflare to serve that ?
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by Sphax 6y ago
Same here. 1.1.1.1 seems to resolve it correctly.
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by Sphax 6y ago
As far as I understand your certificate is still valid but you need to remove the intermediate certificate from your bundle. That was the case for me anyway.
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by Sphax 6y ago
Thanks for your work on Caddy. I've been using it since 2016 and it's served me well over the years.
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by Sphax 6y ago
Congrats to the team. I've been using Zig for about a month now for personal projects and it's been fun. My experience is mostly in Go and Java and I've dabbled in C a couple of times, but I found Zig the language quite easy
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Open Solidarity – a rock-solid, free infrastructure – OVHcloud(open-solidarity.com)
1 points by Sphax 7y ago|0 comments
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by Sphax 7y ago
> The only thing in Go source code that you see more often than the boiler plate "if err != nil" is "a, _ = foo()". Where did you see that ? because that's not been my experience at all, and I've looked at a
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by Sphax 7y ago
I've been using restic to backup my workstations for quite some time now and it works well enough. At work I have a systemd service which runs every 10 minutes and use a nfs repository. Performance is good. It has saved me once already
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by Sphax 7y ago
It may block some ads but it's still lightyears behind Firefox for Android with uBlock Origin in my experience.
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by Sphax 7y ago
Are you talking about the tracking protection?
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by Sphax 7y ago
Those companies can pay someone else to provide support for Python 2.
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by Sphax 7y ago
> Uber complicates the analysis somewhat. Its third-quarter operating loss is estimated to be $4.96 billion. Yes, you read that right. The figure accounts for costs related to the initial public offering Not familiar with all this, can s
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by Sphax 7y ago
I've been using my S9 for over a year without having a Samsung account, and I don't intend to create one. What basic functionality requires an account?
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by Sphax 7y ago
Rust had the try! macro before which is similar, the name is fine I think.
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by Sphax 7y ago
If they don't add a way to opt out of those "random surveys" I'll be pretty pissed.
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by Sphax 7y ago
It's right there in the blog post: > Very soon, I’ll be setting up the evaluation process for a couple of candidate replacement stacks They don't know yet.
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by Sphax 7y ago
This is two years old. why is that posted now ? Also I don't understand the rant about free software. If the author prefers free software why go with pocket in the first place ?
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by Sphax 8y ago
Caddy is still open source.
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by Sphax 8y ago
Computerphile is a YouTube channel, of course they're going to make a video.
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by Sphax 9y ago
They're different builds. As far as I can tell, the openjdk builds by Debian for example are not and will not be TCK certified (due to a licensing problem if I understood correctly), whereas AdoptOpenJDK claims some builds are certifie
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by Sphax 9y ago
Cool stuff, thanks.
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by Sphax 9y ago
You're free to believe it or not, fact is our customers require that uptime. If that requires me to use some "hype" technologies then so be it.

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