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by dwedge 7mo ago
Yes they do. I wouldn't try it from a residential IP but as long as you run a blacklist check on the IP before you start, and configure DNS correctly, it's generally fine.
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by dwedge 7mo ago
Do you run your email server? I run two, have next to no problems (the key is in setting up DNS correctly, as I mentioned) and keep getting told this by people who have never tried.
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by dwedge 7mo ago
While it's in your bio, I feel like you should have made it more obvious that this is your company
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by dwedge 7mo ago
Man this whole article and your comment just makes me picture that meme with the fat guy open-mouth drinking from a pipe labelled "media". By the way, sex him off? Trying to decipher the number of characters
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by dwedge 7mo ago
Anywhere you can rent a VPS or dedicated server, install exim or mox or mailcow. Configure dns correctly and you're good to go
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by dwedge 7mo ago
> For various reasons Because it's trending. Likely the same reason they ended up outside the EU in the first place. I find this to be a non article. They moved from Google to Google and Apple, installed Graphene but installed the p
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by dwedge 7mo ago
I'll be totally honest in that I don't know what the arrangement was before, but that free parking was previously enforced by permits so it's a reasonable assumption that it was not at the tax payers expense
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by dwedge 7mo ago
Measures like this always seem unfair to me if they aren't announced a few years in advance. A car is a large investment and people may have made different choices knowing that the rules will change. Same with the tax per mile for Elec
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by dwedge 7mo ago
Motorists are an easy scapegoat but without alternatives it's just political handwaving. And most people are motorists. Take my city for example. I work in an office block around a 15 minute walk from the centre, which has free parking
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by dwedge 7mo ago
Is this not begging the question that 99 out of 100 were wrong? This totally depends if the aim is the solve problems or to reduce support costs - which are not necessarily the same thing. If only 1% of tickets ever got past level 1 then ok
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by dwedge 7mo ago
Man 7 ads above the fold
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by dwedge 7mo ago
I went for a senior sysadmin interview role and they asked me to debug a website in the browser that was only visible on localhost, ssh was available. They asked me to double check that part because they assumed I just hadn't done that
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by dwedge 7mo ago
Most host/port services have the same issue, even https used to have it and it's the reason SNI was introduced. But if by implementation you mean sftp, then of course - it uses Ssh
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by dwedge 7mo ago
Github has a similar system and just refuses to let you addthe key if it already exists. It's hacky but it's also obviously massively widespread.
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by dwedge 7mo ago
Doesn't this require configuration at the end user, so you could just as easily ProxyJump or use a different port? It's a nice solution but I've been looking for something more transparent (getting them to configure an SSH ke
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by dwedge 7mo ago
> Well then yeah, you want a reverse proxy on some shared ip. At that point you run into the problem that SSH doesn't have a host header and write this blog post.
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by dwedge 7mo ago
This is a problem I've come up against a few times. Enforcing a different key per server would also help solve it in their case, but really I just want a haproxy plugin that allows selecting a backend based on the public key
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by dwedge 7mo ago
The criteria are here: https://github.com/kagisearch/smallweb#small-web
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by dwedge 7mo ago
That top one only updates once a year. Not saying that as a criticism, just how lucky he was to update recently enough to end up in this top comment
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by dwedge 7mo ago
It seems he pled guilty to missing a hearing and then was held indefinitely on that plea bargain, because the judge wanted him to turn over evidence. I don't know, if this happened as it's reported it seems incredibly close to a
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by dwedge 7mo ago
Which is such bull. His guilty plea was about missing a hearing, and they kept him indefinitely on another accusation
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by dwedge 7mo ago
It's confusing because it looks like he was convicted of both U.S. District Judge Algenon Marbley agreed Friday to end Tommy Thompson’s sentence on the civil contempt charge, saying he “no longer is convinced that further incarceration
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by dwedge 7mo ago
And it carries an indefinite sentence? That's crazy
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by dwedge 7mo ago
> This isn't just a Digg problem. It's an internet problem. Am I completely off base or did they use AI to write the post complaining about AI?
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by dwedge 7mo ago
A bank I worked at had one so bad that at 9am when everyone was logging in or forcing updates it could take 15 minutes to be usable. And every couple of weeks they'd force update just to change everyone's lock screen to something
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by dwedge 7mo ago
How does it function? Last time I tried was a 2018 Intel MBP and it was a gamble where I would always lose either WiFi (despite the driver being in the installer iso) or the keyboard. I'm aware it's a totally different architectur
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by dwedge 7mo ago
These sarcastic reddit style comments grate me. And it's also inaccurate, you're not runnning remote graphical applications from a remote headless webserver. You're rendering it locally.
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by dwedge 7mo ago
Without git I would have been screwed. AI doesn't commit anything, I do when I'm satisfied
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by dwedge 7mo ago
I can't accept a) or b). They already need to keep a database of all existing bucket names globally, and they already need to check this on bucket creation. Adding a flag on deleted doesn't seem like a big loss. As for c), I assum
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by dwedge 7mo ago
First time I used Claude I asked it to look at the current repo and just tell me where the database connection string was defined. It added 100 lines of code. I asked it to undo that and it deleted 1000 lines and 2 files

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