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by cuu508 5y ago
Why not?
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Healthchecks.io Hosting Setup, 2022 Edition(blog.healthchecks.io)
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by cuu508 5y ago
> human problem Incompatible laws problem
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by cuu508 5y ago
Nope https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30136221
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Intro to self-hosting. How to get started hosting your applications(georgev.design)
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by cuu508 5y ago
> A standard web font (e.g. Roboto) is ~1MB. Currently on HN frontpage there is an article "How to avoid layout shifts caused by web fonts" [1]. It lists several techniques you can use to reduce font size. One of the examples s
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by cuu508 5y ago
> one could argue that it is less eco friendly as well given how much space is going to be used repeating the same file on a multitude of server Browsers don't share cache between sites: https://www.stefanjudis.com/n
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by cuu508 5y ago
Yep, that's me. Happy to hear it is working well for you!
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by cuu508 5y ago
My SaaS landing page ( https://healthchecks.io ) doesn't do things by itself but it contains screenshots, integration logos, a little bit of JS. It was just over the 512KB threshold, I ran the PNG files through oxipng and g
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by cuu508 5y ago
Covered by the guide: see https://github.com/drduh/YubiKey-Guide#using-keys and look for "Encrypt a message to your own key". Also, sops ( https://github.com/mozilla/sops ) works with gpg
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by cuu508 5y ago
I don't know which is the one you remember, but check out this list, it may be there: https://european-alternatives.eu/category/email-providers
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Emborg – Front-End to Borg Backup(emborg.readthedocs.io)
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by cuu508 5y ago
Hi @jventura, I tried to sign up on cronbeats.com but the verification email did not arrive – are your emails working? About the logo – I'll take it as "imitation is the sincerest form of flattery" ;-)
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by cuu508 5y ago
>So the client does the verification? Or is it the relay? From the README: > A relay is very simple and dumb. It does nothing besides accepting posts from some people and forwarding to others. Relays don't have to be trusted. Sig
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by cuu508 5y ago
But IIUC, other relays don't need to peer with your relay. Your followers just need to know what relay you are using, so they can get your posts.
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by cuu508 5y ago
> How does it handle a relay tempering with the content of posts or altering the meta-data? Or a relay who'd be sending out fake posts? Author signs every post with their key.
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by cuu508 5y ago
Annoying when pasting formatted text. Annoying when you try to delete a newline but it deletes an inline image. Sometimes tricky to add unformatted text after a formatted section (the editor assumes I want to continue the formatted section)
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by cuu508 5y ago
When you sign up for a store loyalty card, there's usually a form you fill out and sign. That's your "cookie consent".
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by cuu508 5y ago
Curious - so what was the problem with their server configuration?
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Simple server alerts on a need-to-know basis(nbailey.ca)
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by cuu508 5y ago
Are you saying the doctor did not believe she had chronic nasal congestion?
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by cuu508 5y ago
I think it's the other way around, if the cookie banners were implemented at the browser level, there would be "auto-reject" extensions on day 0. Or, worst case, auto-rejecting forks of Chromium and Firefox.
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by cuu508 5y ago
I simply deleted my LinkedIn account, no regrets
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by cuu508 5y ago
That's one plus point for desktops and nettops with no-frills motherboards. No mic, no speakers, no bluetooth, no wifi.
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by cuu508 5y ago
It used to be simpler. Subjectively, I think it used to be less janky. Or, at least fewer things used to run on cloud, so the jankiness was a smaller problem. Not sure, maybe my comment is a case of "grass used to be greener" ;-)
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by cuu508 5y ago
More generally, modern cloud
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by cuu508 5y ago
This is pointing out you can simplify the drill+pliers+plunger+screwdriver contraption to just screwdriver.
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by cuu508 5y ago
Aren't passive DisplayPort cabbles really really fast, and longer than 1 inch?
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by cuu508 5y ago
> I read that the project is a violation of the ToS Could you find that source? Curious precisely what part of ToS it violates.
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by cuu508 5y ago
Darknet Diaries episode "85. Cam the carder" had an interesting perspective on how things look from the other end, enjoyed it. https://darknetdiaries.com/episode/85/

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