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7y ago
Close but sadly they don't seem to offer ccTLDs :(
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7y ago
I'm a long term user of Gandi for my domains but have wanted to get off them for some time now. Can anyone recommend a domain registrar "equivalent" of a Fastmail or Letsencrypt or DNSMadeEasy i.e. truly no bullshit, geek fri
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7y ago
I'm going heavy in to a container first / cloud native workflow this year, mixing a few existing tools I know (Consul, Terraform, Prometheus, Grafana) with some new ones: NATS Streaming, Nomad, Vault, Loki, Drone and minio. Also w
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7y ago
Perhaps consider leveraging Occam's razor while you accumulate more evidence to satisfy a firm position. Or do you adopt a similarly ambivalent approach to everything you encounter if it lacks immediately presented evidence?
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>It remains a possibility that they are wash-trading. https://cryptopotato.com/95-of-bitcoin-trading-volume-is-fak...
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7y ago
I wouldn't blame you if that's what the article actually said... (it didn't)
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7y ago
What... legal theater?
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7y ago
WilyBot v2.... https://willyreport.wordpress.com/
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7y ago
Echoing everyone else: this is the shove I needed to finally swap to DDG full time. Bonus I just discovered: by setting DDG as my search provider in Firefox, I can now go directly to wikipedia articles or google images from FF's search
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7y ago
OpenWRT has wireguard support
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Ah yes, urchin! God that's a blast from the past.
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7y ago
1. Grab a cheap VPS with a decent monthly b/w quota and datacentres near you (Linode or Scaleway come to mind) 2. Buy whatever meets your criteria on https://openwrt.org/toh/start and install OpenWRT on it (I use
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7y ago
Perhaps but the banking bit works (it's German Handelsbank underneath)
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7y ago
I've heard a borderless account with TransferWise can be a quick, painless route
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7y ago
Try Warp from Cloudflare. Does the same thing but easier to trust versus some outfit like NordVPN
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I'm old enough to remember Bill Gates appearing as a borg on Slashdot and the infamous mutating linux ads MS ran when Win2K came out ( https://images.app.goo.gl/Tqj5xPmgueJotQuN7 ) but I agree with Linus. The landscape h
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7y ago
Fortunately, we're not all bastards
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7y ago
Redis streams?
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7y ago
Liftbridge looks cool but right now you need use their protobuf defs and cook your own client lib if you want bindings outside of go.
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7y ago
Same goes for aircraft. Good luck chartering an airliner at short notice without making a large deposit.
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7y ago
Amen. I ran my own personal mail server for ~15 years (started with qmail+squirrelmail, moved to postfix+dovecot+opendkim+zpush+roundcube at some point). I enjoyed it but eventually just didn't have the time to care anymore. Moved ever
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Interestingly Reis may have made the right choice: Hennies ended up dying in poverty before Reis even finished his prison term. The only one that seems to have come out relatively unscathed was Marang, everyone else finished badly (includin
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7y ago
Kinda irritating when a binary you need is only hosted on github (...together with the files to build from source).
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>I genuinely think I could write a better recommendation engine. They'd have paid you for it back in the day :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netflix_Prize
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8y ago
We'll likely find out over the next 10-20 years.
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8y ago
For FR24, commercial bizjets are shown (i.e. those operated for charter). It's only privately owned and operated bizjets that can be hidden if the owner requests it.
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8y ago
Don't use one of their kits...
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Flight Aware offer a conceptually similar product (i.e. aimed at small operators/FBOs that want to track aircraft) but it uses data from their network rather than needing you to setup your own gear: https://www.flightaware.c
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"Data monopoly" implies FR24 have exclusive use and control over the ADS-B feeders. This simply isn't the case. There's nothing stopping you feeding your data to other sites/apps. Also (as is the case with flight aw
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A nice variation of this is plus addressing. The advantage it has over a catchall/wildcard is not attracting or being susceptible to random spam (i.e. when a spammer just sends emails to a domain using common names like david@ or mike@
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