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by cersa8 5y ago
Exactly this, sometimes up to 30 comments and likes, all by the same spam bot. If you call out the spammer below his comment the bot reports you and your comment will be removed.
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by cersa8 5y ago
I was surprised when switching to U2F authentication that I can only register one key on my AWS root account. If I lose that one single hardware key I'm in for a world of pain. Why half-ass such an important feature. Things like this m
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by cersa8 5y ago
I understand the frustration but as a business it makes a lot of sense to cut back on the plans and simplify things. It's happening all across the board and I myself have done so. Doubled the price, canceled the free plan and rolled ou
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by cersa8 5y ago
For the reasons listed I got myself three Yubikey 5 NFC dongles and removed SMS wherever possible. Unfortunately the authentication landscape is still very fragmented. AWS root accounts for instance cannot be secured with multiple hardware
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by cersa8 5y ago
This idea that you need a ton of money to maintain self hosted servers is not true. You may have to update to a new OS or software major version at some point in time, but in the meantime things can pretty much auto-security-update for the
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by cersa8 5y ago
There is also renewed interest in Georgia to reclaim South Ossetia and Abkhazia [0] If Russia appears weak these conflict zones could flare up again. [0] https://www.rferl.org/a/georgia-abkhazia-south-ossetia-russi...
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by cersa8 5y ago
I wish there was a statically typed version of Ansible. There is Pulumi but it's mostly tied to cloud API's and not Linux system administration (setting up HAProxy, NGINX, PostgreSQL, users)
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by cersa8 5y ago
Same. In the Netherlands it's not uncommon to find a raw milk dispensing machine at your local cow farm. You bring your own bottle, put one euro in the machine and out goes one litre of raw milk.
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by cersa8 5y ago
What I like about GraphQL is how quickly one can start fetching data without considering the API endpoint. Especially for nested data structures where the alternative is using json_build_object queries with PostgreSQL. I use it extensively
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by cersa8 5y ago
You can run an automated rootkit detector, but I doubt anyone able to get that far will be caught that easily. Your best bet is using application specific monitoring, eg for WordPress there are excellent tools like Wordfence that monitor lo
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by cersa8 5y ago
It has also gotten much easier. For instance running your own full blown email server with docker-mailcow. There's a great UI tool that helps to setup the required DNS records. I remember doing the lengthy postfix + dovecot + SASL + My
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by cersa8 5y ago
If this works properly for a code editor I may have to reconsider buying a MacBook Pro for coding in the garden. Not looking forward to switch from Linux to macOS but the hardware is pretty good.
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by cersa8 5y ago
I'm a bit of a cowboy coder and completely skip all but the very top of the testing pyramid. I strictly run E2E tests and albeit slower than other tests, it tests a much broader spectrum than just a single function. For instance I chan
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by cersa8 5y ago
Isn't Ivermectin most effective at the onset of symptoms [0] ? From the article "They looked at data from all patients; then analyzed data from patients who received ivermectin or a placebo 24 hours before they were hospitalized&q
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by cersa8 5y ago
"There's a huge maintenance burden with WP sites" I can't subscribe to this notion. WordPress can run almost unsupervised on auto update. Perhaps when you install 40 poor quality plugins things will break between updates
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by cersa8 5y ago
I don't think fetching arbitrary code over url's is somehow better than npm.
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by cersa8 5y ago
What kind of problems did you encounter ? I recently switched from v12 to v16 without any problems on a decent sized project. I was expecting to break a few things and surprised how smooth it all went.
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by cersa8 5y ago
I submitted the form but haven't heard back. I have recreated all important email accounts on a self hosted Mailcow instance with a sync job that syncs all email every hour. When push comes to shove I only have to flip the MX record fo
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by cersa8 5y ago
For almost everyone, vaccinated or not, Omicron is a minor nuisance. Somehow everyone seems to claim they have minor symptoms because they got vaccinated. This is human psychology 101 as it validates your decision for getting vaccinated.
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by cersa8 5y ago
I can vouch for mailcow as a great mailserver system. Going to migrate a couple more domains from the soon to be discontinued "G Suite legacy free edition" to my existing mailcow server. Migrating email accounts is pretty easy wit
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by cersa8 5y ago
As has been said, the tooling, libraries and documentation makes a big part of a language being easy to learn. I run a small SaaS like service and consolidated all code into a single language: Typescript. I believe this has given me a lot o
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by cersa8 5y ago
Maybe this is the same marketing speak as we've seen with the 1600 nits peak, and 1000 nits sustained brightness claim for the new mini led displays. Which later became 500 nits for SDR content, when ambient temperature allows. [0] I
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by cersa8 5y ago
"As detailed in a recent report by Nature Research, biomass loss increased 69% across Europe between 2016 and 2018, with large losses occurring in the Nordic and Baltic regions. In the past five years, the rate of deforestation in Esto
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by cersa8 5y ago
Thanks, interesting reads.
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by cersa8 5y ago
The west is still paying Russia 500 million dollars a day [0] for oil and gas imports which is indirectly funding the shelling of Ukrainian citizens with cluster bombs [1] as we speak. I think we should stop imports even though this will be
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by cersa8 5y ago
This might actually be helpful in getting the world more united against Russia.
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by cersa8 5y ago
This is also my experience. Outlook and Yahoo are extremely trigger happy, never had an issue with gmail.
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by cersa8 5y ago
There are good open source solutions that wrap all required services into an almost fire and forget docker setup, like Mailcow.
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by cersa8 5y ago
They say "sitting is the new smoking". I work standing, with my laptop mounted on a tripod. The nice thing is that I can often work on my laptop in the garden. Sometimes I do a moderate workout on a stepper if the work doesn'
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by cersa8 5y ago
In the end it's not the amount of money you make, but the freedom you have while making that money and the freedom it buys you. I run a subscription service that requires little handholding, it generates enough to enjoy the winter mont

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