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901.
by dizhn 3y ago
I just wrote a similar thing. A simple CLI that posts alerts and heartbeats to Alerta. I used Go mainly for the same reason. (But I also couldn't write it in C or C++ :D)
902.
by dizhn 3y ago
It helps that the product is made up of super easy to source ingredients except for the whole song and dance about the "secret formula".
903.
by dizhn 3y ago
On Android mupdf mini gives me exactly that with a few implicit features that makes reading pdf books on mobile be 'ok'. There's a mupdf windows build. Perhaps that will do what you want. (Mupdf is also a library so there are
904.
by dizhn 3y ago
Though I am quite happy with mousepad, I will give featherpad a go. Thanks (I am already on KDE so the QT requirement is OK) EDIT: Tested leafpad. I will keep it around but it doesn't have tabs which I quite like to have. :)
905.
by dizhn 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37961174
906.
by dizhn 3y ago
The only editor I've found that reliably does that is mousepad. (I believe it's from xfce4) It's also really fast to start like Notepad++. Though it is more like windows Notepad in features than a bigger editor/ide.
907.
by dizhn 3y ago
I don't think you need a separate extension for proxy per container support. They support Mozilla's vpn thing by default but it cam be changed to any other proxy. Syntax is something like socks:host:port though I am mot sure abou
908.
by dizhn 3y ago
I have mild tinnitus on one side. It doesn't cause too much discomfort but it's there. I am pretty sure it is caused by something pressing on a nerve on my neck so it's probably not the kind that most people have. I am hyphot
909.
by dizhn 3y ago
It's a Ducati Multistrada.
910.
by dizhn 3y ago
My bike's rear is also a single lug. Including the time required to find and source the required tool it took me about 10 days to change the tire the first time.
911.
by dizhn 3y ago
I think I looked at the wrong column on mobile. While we're here though. Authentik has basic multitenancy support. I wonder if that qualifies as multi domain auth. Sorry about the mistake by the way.
912.
by dizhn 3y ago
I am only familiar with authentik. When I look at the comparison table it's super inaccurate for authentik. FYI.
913.
by dizhn 3y ago
One of the developers just responded on the github issue referecing this thread. (Also reopened the issue and removed wontfix) "After a bit of discussion on HackerNews, I got a bit better understanding of the actual problem. People don
914.
by dizhn 3y ago
At this point it would probably be the same thing as LXD. This is mostly an openSUSE effort and they had rpm packages (i.e not snap) for LXD for a while already.
915.
by dizhn 3y ago
The software is at alpha level. What can it already do? Is there a roadmap?
916.
by dizhn 3y ago
It runs as root.
917.
by dizhn 3y ago
2244 ? I used to get almost no tries on 2244 which is kind of an obvious choice. Nowadays I have wireguard and no ssh ports exposed as they run on private IPs.
918.
by dizhn 3y ago
This is true but on an active server legitimate users getting blocked far exceeds the convince of having cleaner logs in my experience. (Blocks always have to do with saved passwords being used from a nonwhitelisted IP)
919.
by dizhn 3y ago
The idea is you don't have to block those since there is no attack surface. I look at the imap login attempts on my server sometimes. The passwords they try are usually pathetic. Nothing close to the 15+ character actual passwords we h
920.
by dizhn 3y ago
Parent says there are more robust solutions to these and there are. Rate limiting is one that has been in use forever for example.
921.
by dizhn 3y ago
If we limit the use case to a single service, fail2ban is just a log cleaner. What it's detecting is merely the service that you're protecting doing its job properly. Now if you analyze the collected data and do something smarter
922.
by dizhn 3y ago
I agree that almost all use cases of fail2ban are little more than feel-good exercises. Failed login attempts (the noise) are not where bad things happen. What we should be concerned with is if the attempt succeeds but is not from a legitim
923.
by dizhn 3y ago
There are cars from the 90s that put the seat belt on automatically when you close the door. It looks awful but it works.
924.
by dizhn 3y ago
It sounds neutral to me. They might well be collecting the data but I don't think the implication is there.
925.
by dizhn 3y ago
Zulip has a read only view available for the web too.
926.
by dizhn 3y ago
All my notifications are turned off except voice calls (including on whatsapp and telegram) because I want to be woken up if there's a family emergency. Though how I am able to use the phone this way is not cool at all. I realized a lo
927.
by dizhn 3y ago
Phone as webcam. That's the feature. Though they talk more about how you can customize your lockscreen more now.
928.
by dizhn 3y ago
While the premise doesn't seem to be true (according to comments), one thing I noticed is at least in my case search results have become extremely "positive". I don't know if it's SEO or not but when I search for th
929.
by dizhn 3y ago
Do they just give people's SSN to somebody else when they die?
930.
by dizhn 3y ago
i İ ı I I symphatize with people who get this wrong. (I just saw some YouTube video have a title TÜRKIYE in a segment) Even google keyboard can't seem to distinguish between I and İ. When I type "It", it suggests "İt&#x2

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