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by archi42 4y ago
But it's not mTLS? ;)
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by archi42 4y ago
Huh? So people who can't sleep or feel uncomfortable without their evening beer aren't addicted, only because final stage alcoholism is a nightmare? Or alcoholism != alcohol addiction? I didn't know what uncontrollable drinki
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by archi42 4y ago
I'm using NetCup for my DNS. They're based in Germany, operate from Nürnberg and expanded to Vienna (Austria) a while ago. DNS can be managed via Web UI (which I use) or API (but no ddclient support). I am not doing much with my d
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by archi42 4y ago
Ask yourself how much physical space you're okay with "investing" into your collection. Both for storage and for display. If a room full of boxed computers and a 5m wide shelf sound sane to you, so be it. Just stick to that l
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by archi42 4y ago
There are always more ways to mess up a distributed system. But when running Windows, the Windows Update reboot is just some more thing to worry about. (TBH I am not sure if the author is using the right tool for the job. But everyone is an
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by archi42 4y ago
Related discussion from 2d ago about S.Korea. But I think I read another article (also linked on HN, but can't find it - maybe URL was changed) that didn't mention this to be market-specific. https://news.ycombinator.co
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by archi42 4y ago
Now all I need is a way to import this into my local Mealie instance! :) Self-hosted, FOSS recipe database: https://hay-kot.github.io/mealie/ (Discussed four months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/ite
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by archi42 4y ago
Even more handy when you're using enterprise auth and just add a user for each guest (that's were I'm eventually going, but first the self hosted stuff gets SSO). A made-up word also works well and even thwarts a dictionary a
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I would underestimate one critical advantage of your system: If the site changes their URL for some reason (depends on which components you use) you can just look up the old URL in your database. Without that, good luck figuring out that it
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Don't be silly. I'd write an elaborate explanation why that's statistically likely for tech workers to be easily distracted by shiny things and how HN is triggers this, but I have to sneak out of bed now so I can setup uptime
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by archi42 4y ago
I feel you: I recently migrated my network setup to a VM based solution and it has been a bit volatile the first week; especially while I tweaked it or learned some details. But it worked well for the last week, and all of a sudden HN doesn
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by archi42 4y ago
Yes, I'm running my stuff from an Aruba PoE switch; UAP-Lite (the "new" versions with PoE) and U6-lite. Some of the newer devices use PoE+, like the U6-pro. They have documented this here: https://help.ui.com/
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by archi42 4y ago
I raise you a salad pizza. It's basically a plain margherita with a mixed green salad, cooked eggs, sliced tomato, fine ham slices and joghurt dressing added after baking. Offered by one "okay, would order again" delivery ser
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by archi42 4y ago
I did ask some questions about the custom DSP program in 2020, not sure if that still applies. You might still find this useful, especially toumas explanations: https://github.com/bang-olufsen/create/issues/11
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by archi42 4y ago
I wasn't happy with the cheap adau1701 boards. The integrated ADC isn't good, and they only have limited filter capability. I'm returned mine and got a hifiberry beocreate 4 [1]: DSP + four amps. The adau1451 is much more pow
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by archi42 4y ago
For private use: I rarely bookmark anything anymore. Lots of info is easy to find (e.g. Arch Linux Wiki) and reasonable reliable. Also my password manager has a list of all accounts with associated URLs, so I can search that. For work I hav
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by archi42 4y ago
I can only guess, I am neither a LLVM nor a MSVC dev. 1. Compile times: If you have one file with 7000 LOC that and change one function in that file, the rebuild is slower than if you had 7 files with 1000 LOC instead. 2. Maintainability: I
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by archi42 4y ago
> in practice you can probably drop in their notionally incompatible hash map and it'll just work. The article unintendedly makes kind of a similar point in the "Which hash container to choose" section: Often when using st
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Compiling a large number of files on Windows is slow, no matter what language/compiler you use. It seems to be a problem with the program invocation, which takes "forever" on Windows. It's still fast for a human, but it&
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by archi42 4y ago
+1 on this. Background: I did attend two universities (not applied sciences aka "FH") in Germany and have/had friends who went to others (including applied sciences and abroad). I took a long time to finish my studies, was a
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I think the point of a lot of blockchain tech is not to actually solve a real-world problem. For most of these problems you don't need blockchain or there is little extra value to be derived from blockchain. Most of the time, the real-
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Impossible to cheat: Assuming "ongoing storage costs", on every payment cycle, rotate the blocks somewhere else (non-predictably). The hashes are probably stored on blockchain, so the receiver can verify them. So to cheat, you nee
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by archi42 4y ago
Not sure why this is downvoted? Only for the "If you don't care"-part? I usually check if any preferences were stated or what pronoun a person uses when talking about themselves, but use "they/them" as generic
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They write the content, they get to decide the medium. They are not trying to sell us something. And neither you or me are paying them to publish for one of us specifically. It's like getting free beer and then complaining how we don&#
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by archi42 4y ago
tl;dr: I think it's not a good question. IMHO the best format is the one your tools already know, and (if you're building tools) which can be expanded for your future needs. Anecdata: At an old job, we worked with various formats
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by archi42 4y ago
Regarding that twitter PITA, I totally agree. This service seems to help (first time I use it): https://nitter.net/FreyaHolmer/status/1532261886078631940 Regarding art/illustration: I'd expect the market
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by archi42 4y ago
By virtue this is nice and noble. But objectively you're likely not doing you a favor. To answer your question, and to also give you an example: In early 2020 I passed my 2012 Xeon machine down to my SO to replace her 2007 Celeron. Tec
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by archi42 4y ago
Thanks, I appreciate the effort you put into the answer; though I know how ssh keys work and the basics about FIDO as well ;-) I got the hyperfido 5 years ago and doubted they're still selling the same hardware today. I exchanged a few
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> This should work on other FIDO keys like Google's Titan, but we don't have access to one over here and as such haven't tested it. For my trusty HyperFIDO Mini (usb id 0x2ccf:0x0880) this doesn't work, though it&#x27
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Anecdata: A lot of people I know take about 20m (suburb to a major city) or about 30m (rural countryside), one way. My dad drives ~1h because in the country side he doesn't find a job in his area of expertise (now that we kids have lef

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