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by bklyn11201 3y ago
1) Nginx Plus and HAProxy have nice consoles to view your thousand upstreams and their current health. The Nginx Plus GUI is Apache 2.0 ( https://github.com/nginxinc/nginx-plus-dashboard ). 2) Nginx has this concept of r
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
Caddy is indeed wonderful for straightforward and simple projects. There are a number of complex configurations used by larger organizations that are well served today by Nginx Plus, HAProxy, and Traefik that don't seem possible with C
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
You're absolutely right. I'm going to do this today. It's clear from this thread that a) Nginx open source will not proceed at its previous pace, b) the forks are for Russia and not for western companies, and c) Caddy seems l
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
Please compare the two and let us know if you think "similar" is the right word.
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
True and I've made use of the Nginx adapter, but the resulting series of error messages and JSON was too scary to dive in further. The workflow that would make the most sense to me (to exit Nginx-world) would be loading my complex Ngin
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
I assume USA companies are by far the highest revenue source for Nginx Plus. Both of these forks seem to be based in Russia. How is a USA company supposed to pay either of these vendors for their consulting or Pro versions? How long until F
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
Right, they will just go after the domain forcing either a rename or a move to a Russian domain
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
Thanks, I've never seen this fork mentioned before. This alone is compelling: "Simplifying configuration: the location directive can define several matching expressions at once, which enables combining blocks with shared settings.
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
HAProxy is a wonderful load balancer that doesn't serve static files thus forcing many of us to learn Nginx to fill the static-file-serving scenarios. Caddy seems like a wonderful alternative that does load balancing and static file se
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
Surely "Nginx" is trademarked, copyrighted, etc. A cool and collected fork would do some basic work to avoid trivial lawsuits, consider the other forks already in the space, and write up a bit on how this fork will be different fr
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
axe-core licensed via MPL 2.0: https://github.com/dequelabs/axe-core Here is the BrowserStack extension: https://www.browserstack.com/docs/accessibility/overview/ins... I'm curious
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
Sure, yes. What's a more realistic way to implement this in the USA while still allowing small-plane hobbyists to fly easily? Could the FAA mandate landing fees based on emissions / passengers?
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
She's worth maybe $200mm at the beginning of 2023 so invest half in USA equities. $100mm in SP500 and NVDA is 4% of SP500 so purchase $4mm in NVDA stock at beginning of 2023. Price increased 237% in 2023. $9.48mm gain. I don't see
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
I'm a GPT4 subscriber and a Google GSuite work subscriber. I've been using the latest Bard this morning to write and refine python code, and it's just as good if not slightly better than GPT4. I asked it to refine some obtuse
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
SCORM is definitely still used, but there have been many attempts to replace it with improved content packaging standards. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sharable_Content_Object_Refere... SCORM 1.2 then SCORM 2004 then
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
Moodle : GPL : PHP Canvas : AGPL : Rails D2L : Closed : C# Blackboard : Closed : .Net? Google Classroom : Closed : Python? Sakai : Apache : Java
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
Here is a killer LMS feature: instructor uploads PDF of this week's reading, and the LLM generates a 20 question assessment with randomized multiple-choice questions. Or how about thinking deeply about assessment questions that are sem
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
Congratulations, I'm very excited to take a look. A few questions: 1) Instructure Canvas is another open-core (AGPL) LMS with a billion dollar market cap company backing it. It has tons of features and users. Why build another AGPL LMS
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
What do modern server admins use for filtered HTTP/S egress from servers? E.g., if the app has a need to fetch HTTP/S sites for the user but needs to do so in a safe way?
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
University of Virginia all-in for in-state: $36,314 University of Michigan all-in for upperclassmen in-state: $37,612 All-in includes living expenses, meals, room and board, activity fees, books, etc.
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
Honest question: rapid expansion to where exactly? Are you thinking poorer, rural countries? E.g., with cheaper terminals Starlink will more aggressively sell to rural Brazil, Mexico, India, etc? If they can sell the terminal at cost, how l
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
This thread sees it as big rebuke to Gensler and big win for Ripple and other alt-coins: https://twitter.com/adamscochran/status/1679515811344523267
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
You need a backup heat source, but it doesn't necessarily mean you need full infrastructure of gas lines, ducting, and gas furnace. You could have an electric backup connected to ducted heat pump (e.g., non-efficient, pure electric) or
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by bklyn11201 3y ago
Read The Border Trilogy first (a coming-of-age story set on the US-Mexico border): * All the Pretty Horses * The Crossing * Cities of the Plain Then Blood Meridian and No Country for Old Men.
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by bklyn11201 4y ago
My unsolicited advice to JetPens owner: This is the first time I've ever seen the Jetpens site, and it's amazing. The guides are great, and I instantly trust the advice. I have a $100 cart though, and I'm not going to checkou
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by bklyn11201 4y ago
Even with the discounts, savings plans, multi-year commit discounts, etc., the cloud costs are absolutely absurd if you are running stable applications where you understand the future growth, use, and demand. Yes, the cloud is the right pla
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by bklyn11201 4y ago
You can only put 10k into I bonds (current rate 6.89%) You can put massive amounts into TIPS
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by bklyn11201 4y ago
How much pre-1993 Ikea furniture still exists in USA homes?!
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by bklyn11201 4y ago
This is a popular recommendation from green-building advisors in USA. I ended up rejecting it and buying a more standard hybrid (heat-pump) hot water heater from Rheem because of a) cost, b) plumber familiarity, c) payback time
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by bklyn11201 4y ago
A few books to recommend here: "The Condition of the Working Class in England" by Friedrich Engels, a firsthand account of the struggles and conditions faced by workers in industrial England. "The Jungle" by Upton Sincla

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