chillfox

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by chillfox 4y ago
Currently the only weakness of envoy is the configuration that’s very much not designed for humans, but an automatic control plane. A tool that could take something like a Caddyfile with good defaults and spit out an envoy config file would
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by chillfox 4y ago
Caddy is super easy to configure and has good defaults. Traefik is nice for a docker host, you can have Traefik configured by labels on containers.
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by chillfox 4y ago
I switched to caddy for my personal stuff quite a while ago due to the easy config. I just have everything in a single Caddyfile (TOML). No idea about performance though as for the one thing that needs it I use Envoy proxy.
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by chillfox 4y ago
There’s a few other people out there who use the same username as me, so I have had to come up with several other usernames.
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by chillfox 4y ago
I really like how Discord handles it. Username + 4 digit number = unique handle, but if nobody else has the same username in a server then you can just use the username to refer to them
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by chillfox 4y ago
It’s always in sufficient light for a modern camera to have 1000+ shutter speed as well.
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by chillfox 4y ago
I remember watching Discovery and National Geography documentaries when I was a kid and absolutely loved them. A few years ago when I could afford a cable subscription of my own I was so excited about finally getting access to that content
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by chillfox 4y ago
Their webpage has this to say about it in the FAQ, so I would say nope. "Within the scope of microkernel operating systems, a multiserver spreads the operating system functionality over multiple user processes. Note how this differs fr
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by chillfox 4y ago
I agree about the general anti social feature sentiment. Collaborative editing makes sense for business users (taking meeting notes) and not much for individuals. That said, the tech that enables collaborative editing is kinda the same that
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by chillfox 4y ago
Oh, no idea, but I am super interested in seeing if Twitter will come out of this a stronger business, fade like MySpace or go up in flames. I am sad that this entertainment is being provided at the expense of other people. This entire thin
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Twitter staff told to sign up for long hours at high intensity(arstechnica.com)
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by chillfox 4y ago
Yep, if I could subscribe to the old Evernote then I would, but it's long gone.
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by chillfox 4y ago
Yeah, was my favorite app for a few years, I was even a paying subscriber, but then thy started pushing adds for some group chat thing and other random stuff. And the webapp became almost unusable after a redesign to this "modern"
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by chillfox 4y ago
Eh, a new hot language typically needs llvm to be available on a platform before it can spit out a binary for it. So it’s really just a matter of reach.
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by chillfox 4y ago
I use Fossil for self hosting code on my own domain, it's running on a fan-less PC with daily backups to the cloud using restic. It's just so nice, no social pressure and it works for me when the internet is down. I am currently i
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by chillfox 4y ago
The iPod Touch and iPhone were both introduced early in 2007. Perhaps you are thinking about the iPod which was released late in 2001.
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by chillfox 4y ago
The site works just fine on an iPhone 7
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by chillfox 4y ago
What’s Capture One or DxO missing to replace Lightroom?
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by chillfox 4y ago
I think its because this is a hobby project and for a lot of people the cheaper a hobby project is the more they can keep running before the money runs out. It's also that for some people optimizing costs and making things run on as fe
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by chillfox 4y ago
That sort of thing is everywhere, and has been a thing forever. I remember when I was a teenager, my dad had a business importing consumer electronics from Asia and the difference in shipping cost between him paying the shipping company dir
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by chillfox 4y ago
I never had any doubt that it was possible, I just couldn't figure out how to get it working and in the end decided to not bother with jails.
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by chillfox 4y ago
With jails, I could really use a tutorial that goes through a standard proxy/app/db setup (nginx, wordpress and mariadb maybe?) that does require multiple ip addresses on the physical network. So request comes in to the host on po
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by chillfox 4y ago
Thanks
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by chillfox 4y ago
Nix is cool tech, but really suffers from a lack of good docs. I tried to use it for dev environments, but it's a struggle and asdf just has the user experience nailed, so I abandoned nix and went with asdf instead.
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by chillfox 4y ago
Setting up NFSv4, I spent two evenings on that before abandoning it. Virtual network for a bunch of jails with nat. I wanted exposed ports on the host machine mapped to a reverse proxy jail that did tls termination before forwarding to othe
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by chillfox 4y ago
I think there are 3? different projects for it, but iocage is probably the front runner.
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by chillfox 4y ago
Yeah, what Docker (and the ecosystem around it) got right is the user experience, it's just second to none. It just doesn't matter that Illumos zones or BSD jails might be technically better when the user experience of Docker is s
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by chillfox 4y ago
I have tried to get cfengine working multiple times, but it's just too difficult compared to every other configuration management solution I can think off.
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by chillfox 4y ago
Yeah, so I went down the Freebsd rabbit hole last year for my personal hosting and I have some mixed feelings about it. It's a much nicer/less changing environment than Linux, and it's really good for the things it does well.
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by chillfox 4y ago
I don't know much about DNSSEC, it's something I enable to get a green tick in whatever tool I use on the day to check that I configured DNS correctly. But HTTP without HTTPS is useful if you need to go really fast, same goes for

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