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by ctippett 10mo ago
Last time I checked the UK was considered a first world country. Edit: I commented earlier that I never considered myself part of the market that VPN companies hawk their services to. I've been living in the UK for 5 years now and the
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by ctippett 10mo ago
That may be your use case, but it by no means it's reflective of anyone else's. I live in a country that actively blocks and limits your connectivity to (ordinarily) public websites. Choosing an exit point that's in a differe
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by ctippett 10mo ago
I get advertisements for VPN providers almost everywhere. I've never been interested, but I do subscribe to Mullvad via Tailscale. So, I'm thankful and appreciative that they did their due diligence and partnered with a reputabl
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by ctippett 10mo ago
I couldn't tell you the exact details (I'm only passingly familiar with how it works myself), but you'd almost certainly want to start by looking into web assembly. I found a-Shell's documentation[1] quite interesting, i
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by ctippett 11mo ago
Tools like TruffleHog[1] will attempt to verify any credentials it finds by making some sort of authenticated request. [1] https://github.com/trufflesecurity/trufflehog#validation-
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by ctippett 11mo ago
I'll raise a pint to that (bringing back old-school forums over Discord/Discourse)!
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by ctippett 11mo ago
Cool site, what software do you use? I like Frontpage 2000, but I'm hearing good things about Dreamweaver. Can anyone recommend a good WYSIWYG editor that creates conformant HTML 4.01?
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by ctippett 11mo ago
This is very well done. I wouldn't and don't consider this to be AI slop. The author's own reflection captures perfectly my own feelings on the matter... intent does matter. I think what gets lost in a lot of the AI med
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by ctippett 11mo ago
Any reason for not also adding a project.scripts entry for pyproject.toml? That way the CLI (great idea btw) could be installed as a tool by uv.
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by ctippett 1y ago
I missed that one!
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by ctippett 1y ago
I appreciate this analysis is on the state of terminal emulators , but I'm curious how well the integrated terminals that come bundled in code editors/IDEs also perform. For example, where does Zed's integrated terminal fit
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by ctippett 1y ago
This is very similar to how DoIT manage their client projects. I needed to add one of their service accounts to my organization's IAM policy so they could have complete visibility over all resources for monitoring / cost reporting
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by ctippett 1y ago
I haven't seen it mentioned anywhere, but the application bundle on macOS hints at a pretty robust scripting API using Javascript. The functionality doesn't seem to be exposed from what I can see in the app. /Applications
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by ctippett 1y ago
> In fact, you're already using WebDAV and you just don't realize it. Tailscale's drive share feature is implemented as a WebDAV share (connect to http://100.100.100.100:8080 ). You can also connect to Fastmail&
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by ctippett 1y ago
Any backstory to this or is the developer just not a fan? <script> // Every _single_ time it devolves and turns into shitflinging with nice words. Please just go away if (document.referrer.includes("news.ycombin
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by ctippett 1y ago
Has anyone had any luck compiling bat for WebAssembly? I tried recently to get a version I could run on a-Shell[1] on iOS, but ran into issues with some of its dependencies. [1]: https://github.com/holzschu/a-shell
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by ctippett 1y ago
The article mentions there was no depressurisation, meaning the was no breach of the fuselage/windshield.
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AI Design Face-Off: An Interior Designer's Test of Google's Gemini vs. OpenAI(fcilondon.co.uk)
2 points by ctippett 1y ago|0 comments
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by ctippett 1y ago
Reminds me of the galaxy view in No Man's Sky. Very cool. It's also the type of visualisation I'd imagine would be perfect seen through the lens of a Vision Pro or similar.
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Cherri: A development environment for Apple Shortcuts(cherrilang.org)
3 points by ctippett 1y ago|1 comments
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by ctippett 1y ago
Stumbled upon this earlier today. I really like the functionality you can get from using Shortcuts, but I absolutely detest creating them. As far as DSLs go, this looks like a huge improvement. Also I'm shocked not to have seen it men
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by ctippett 1y ago
Well I'll be damned, that actually looks kind of perfect. I thought I'd done my research too, but this never made it on my radar. Can you vouch for whether it's any good for the use case I had in mind (Apple Pencil + [thing]
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by ctippett 1y ago
I really want something like this to pair with my iPad Pro when working in design tools (Affinity, Procreate, whatever). Apple Pencil in one hand, accessible keyboard shortcuts in the other. My solution was to stick a tiny cheap macro keyb
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by ctippett 1y ago
This is a wonderfully mature and constructive comment. I appreciate this is off-topic, but I really wanted to highlight/praise what you'd written. It came across to me as very "HN" and the guidelines appear to corroborat
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by ctippett 1y ago
Funnily enough, in Australia a lot of those "mum and pop" consultancies (the successful ones at least) are getting slurped up by the likes of Cognizant and co.
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by ctippett 1y ago
Exciting! Looking forward to it. I end up needing xcaddy for a few other modules so it's not that big of a deal, but I always feel better using first-party functionality over relying on third-party modules.
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by ctippett 1y ago
My original comment probably wasn't clear enough, I meant to say that caddy doesn't support layer 4 TLS termination without third-party modules. For example, if I wanted a reverse proxy in front of a Gitea instance that would te
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by ctippett 1y ago
I use and appreciate both Traefik and Caddy. I like that Traefik includes TLS termination, whereas the equivalent functionality with Caddy requires compiling a separate module with xcaddy.
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by ctippett 1y ago
Apple's text replacement feature is perfect for this. I have a bunch of ascii emojis that auto-complete for me when I type a matching string (I've based mine on the old BB Code emoticon syntax[1]), e.g. :shrug: → ¯\\(ツ)/¯ (a
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by ctippett 1y ago
I'm partial to f2. https://github.com/ayoisaiah/f2

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