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by bndw 6y ago
Great write up! I run a similar setup and documented the high level architecture here: https://bdw.to/personal-infrastructure.html
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by bndw 6y ago
All good. This was a random weekend hack project meant to solve a specific, personal need. Figured I'd share it out in case others were interested. I'm glad it's sparked your curiosity but I hope you'll understand the in
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by bndw 6y ago
Thanks, fixed. TIL ssids have a max char count of 32: https://serverfault.com/questions/45439/what-is-the-maximum-...
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Show HN: Print a WiFi Login Card(wifi.dev.bdw.to)
305 points by bndw 6y ago|88 comments
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by bndw 6y ago
Hypothetically speaking, fb gets a request for an image for each person in a chat at roughly the same time. Now they know know what chat platform you're using and who is participating in the chat. I'd venture a guess those partici
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Take a Tour of Beaker(beakerbrowser.com)
2 points by bndw 6y ago|0 comments
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by bndw 7y ago
SWE here-- we use miro heavily at the remote-first company I work at. I barely use my whiteboard these days.
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by bndw 7y ago
> Lyft, on the other hand, disappointed me Lyft has put out some fantastic blog posts around their work on Envoy. Check out the posts by Matt Klein: https://medium.com/@mattklein123
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by bndw 7y ago
aside: ambassador definitely supports external TLS termination (tested with AWS ELB).
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Rocket League down for days, following MySQL update(reddit.com)
1 points by bndw 7y ago|0 comments
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by bndw 7y ago
Is this more than a reverse proxy to google.com? Seems like the real question is _why_.
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by bndw 7y ago
Seems like a lot of deep-pocket tech cos are investing in building "future cities". What does it look like when tech companies start burring lines with government? What does "privacy" look like in this future?
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by bndw 7y ago
I'm currently reading Born to Run[0] and they spend a couple of chapters discussing the history of running shoes and how they may be counterproductive. The main point being the Tarahumara (ancient running people) are the best distance
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by bndw 7y ago
I host a few personal websites and Kubernetes allows me abstract the server setup. I don't need a highly available cluster and found k3s on a single node to be a nice replacement for manually configuring a reverse proxy, systemd servic
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by bndw 7y ago
Kind is explicitly not for production workloads[0]: Non-Goals: Being “production workload ready” - kind is meant to be used: for testing Kubernetes itself for testing against Kubernetes (EG in CI on Travis, Circle, etc.) fo
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Ask HN: DNS naming conventions for cloud environments
9 points by bndw 7y ago|1 comments
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by bndw 7y ago
Regarding forest [mis]management-- If you're interested in learning more about this subject, the 7 episode Wildfire[0] podcast digs into forest habitats and chronicles our historical and present day management of them. [0] https:&#x2F
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by bndw 7y ago
Longtime Grafana + InfluxDB user here. Recently I've been using Prometheus as an additional Grafana data source and I was surprised to lose the graphical query editor that I had with InfluxDB. Is graphical query builder support for Pro
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by bndw 7y ago
Awesome, thanks for the response.
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by bndw 7y ago
What is Physical Media Shipment?
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by bndw 7y ago
Does anyone know if the Go Proxy server using the original download protocol[0] defined by vgo? GET baseURL/module/@v/list fetches a list of all known versions, one per line. GET baseURL/module/@v/ver
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by bndw 7y ago
It's not super helpful to recommend alternatives without providing any reasoning. I've used all of the above and Gin has been fine for me for standard HTTP APIs. The exception is web sockets, but you can use gorilla/mux in co
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by bndw 7y ago
I've definitely been bitten by this and the work around is pretty hacky.
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by bndw 7y ago
It's true that Gin's Context is different from context.Context, but I don't see how that's inherently problematic.
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by bndw 7y ago
If you're coming from Ruby, you might like Gin[0]. I'd also recommend learning to write web APIs with the standard library so you know the primitives. Writing Web Applications[1] on golang.org covers the basics. [0] https:/&
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by bndw 7y ago
In my experience, the transition from running the code to see if it works to running the tests to see if it works, is a major milestone in producing high quality software.
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Gist Is Down(gist.github.com)
53 points by bndw 7y ago|21 comments
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by bndw 7y ago
Envoy's xDS APIs work with snapshots of configuration data that are compiled externally and sent to Envoy. HAProxy's API looks like more of a transactional RPC API and HAProxy manages the configuration internally.
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by bndw 7y ago
What about privacy? Most of these Internet giants make money hoarding user data; will Libra open up a new dataset to collect and monetize for these companies? Will Libra transaction data be more thorough than what they're currently abl
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by bndw 7y ago
Put another way-- it extends the service mesh to mobile clients.

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