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by cpach 3y ago
Cool! tlog = transparency log, but not neccessarily for X509 certificates?
692.
by cpach 3y ago
Cool! Introductory blog post here: https://letsencrypt.org/2024/03/14/introducing-sunlight
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by cpach 3y ago
Seems to be available on the Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/DesignUNIXOperatingSystem
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by cpach 3y ago
He didn’t say they where lazy.
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by cpach 3y ago
He didn’t really say that he expects to starve or anything like that, did he? I assumed that the framing of the article was something like this: doing business, technological development and working inside corporations. Not food security or
696.
by cpach 3y ago
Was luck involved? To some degree I guess. But come on, to say it’s pure luck, is that credible?
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by cpach 3y ago
I can warmly recommend switching to a more customer-oriented registrar. Porkbun seems to be quite popular. Personally, I’ve had very good experiences with Dynadot. They both support glue records. Porkbun also offers phone support. https:&#
698.
by cpach 3y ago
It’s Stewart :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_wants_to_be_free
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by cpach 3y ago
Where do you find such a cheap VPS? :)
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by cpach 3y ago
IMHO, links to podcast episodes aren’t super well-suited for HN. Text works much better here. And in this case, there’s not even a transcript AFAICT. So what is the tl;dr? What are we supposed to take away from this podcast episode?
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by cpach 3y ago
PS. Some people build aggregators to help people find events. Here’s one simple approach based on Hugo: Repo: https://github.com/gnistor-se/gnistor URL: https://www.gnistor.se/ (the docs and the site a
702.
by cpach 3y ago
I find them mainly via Meetup; also via friends/acquaintances, sometimes via LinkedIn.
703.
by cpach 3y ago
“Do you think they will grow in the coming years like it did for data scientists?” Maybe. But then the demand might also shrink quickly after a couple of years. Is it worth that risk? Only you can decide.
704.
by cpach 3y ago
Your friends are no bogleheads, are they? (:
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by cpach 3y ago
Clever solution!
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by cpach 3y ago
Do you have any other source that’s not pay-walled?
707.
by cpach 3y ago
Not sure it really matters that much in this case. But why not? Hard links are a quite clean and simple concept. One “object”, multiple names.
708.
by cpach 3y ago
Is the grass greener in Tehran?
709.
by cpach 3y ago
I think it was more like a music box
710.
by cpach 3y ago
It would be cool with a “space race” for marble machines (:
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Dog walker, dancer, and Germany's most-wanted woman(theguardian.com)
19 points by cpach 3y ago|1 comments
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by cpach 3y ago
For a business site I would either put up a contact form or just write the address out in plain text. Don’t make the customer work to get in touch – unless you already have more work than you can handle.
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by cpach 3y ago
ChatGPT. Not perfect, but it’s useful as a sparring partner and can save a lot of time. Goblin Tools are pretty cool too: https://goblin.tools/
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by cpach 3y ago
Runzas look awesome!
715.
by cpach 3y ago
Why only $1? That’s like one-fifth of a flat white. If you can sell your thing for $1 you can probably sell it for $2 or $3 or more. Or bundle it with something?
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by cpach 3y ago
Those tools look awesome! Makes me wanna make a movie :)
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by cpach 3y ago
I see. Would it be possible to make those services write to an object store or a database instead? To me, that seems much more container-compatible. However, have a look at https://github.com/just-containers/s6-overlay
718.
by cpach 3y ago
To me it seems like that would defeat the purpose of containers. Why would you want to? With that said, it might be possible if you use a process supervisor like s6, or maybe systemd.
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by cpach 3y ago
I guess it depends on what you expect. IMHO, they still make the best OS for personal computers. And Apple Silicon is pretty awesome too.
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by cpach 3y ago
Yes, but you can outsource that part to Digicert et al, so that you don’t need to buy the HSM yourself.

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