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Apple launches its new classical music streaming app for pre-order(techcrunch.com)
123 points by dm 4y ago|67 comments
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Mega Security Update (March 2023)(blog.mega.io)
3 points by dm 4y ago|0 comments
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by dm 4y ago
You're right of course that Whois isn't involved in those things. Other comments indicate it's scheduled maintenance, which means EPP is down and most registrars have status updates out indicating changes to these TLDs are un
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by dm 4y ago
It does mean all registrations, renewals and changes to ~250 TLDs are out of action though.
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by dm 4y ago
Edit: Turned out to be scheduled maintenance, which is now complete. -- Also the case for .IO and .AC as well as most TLDs managed by Identity Digital (Donuts). List at https://identity.digital/our-domains/
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Whois server for .SH TLD unresponsive, redirects to IIS page [resolved](whois.nic.sh)
35 points by dm 4y ago|18 comments
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curl turns 25 years old on March 20, 2023(github.com)
1 points by dm 4y ago|0 comments
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by dm 4y ago
Curious how this will work in practise. The passkey has to be stored somewhere. Logically, that's in 1Password itself, which would mean you can _only_ login if you have access to a device that's already signed in. Or, in iCloud Ke
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by dm 4y ago
It's kind of ironic that their main IPv4 addresses are x.x.x.0, while their "ZERO" filtering version uses x.x.x.9.
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by dm 4y ago
If you're happy not having a home-grown open source solution, New Relic is essentially free if you don't have many servers and turn off extended metrics. If you start adding in more integrations, it's gonna cost you, but for
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by dm 4y ago
And with that computing power it's easy to install qemu-kvm and virtualise your own servers which is more scalable (and easier to move when the hardware you're renting becomes redundant) than having one or two monolithic servers w