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by educar 9y ago
Last I checked route 53 did not support caa records yet. Any idea when they might be a available?
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by educar 9y ago
Just saw this. Yeah, I agree with what you said. Won't happen again.
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by educar 9y ago
Why is the -fast flag not the default for qtdeploy? Edit: er, why the downvotes for a harmless question? I was curious why a flag named fast is not the default. This question is also very much related to the project page linked.
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by educar 10y ago
Have you seen cloudron.io?
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by educar 10y ago
Out of curiosity.. the course is 10 bucks and has 10k ratings. Does this mean you made 100k from that video?
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by educar 10y ago
Does anyone know of a redhat style model but not for enterprise? Like small businesses and individuals.
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by educar 10y ago
Gitlab is not open source.
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by educar 10y ago
For many, Happiness is not a goal of life. Rightful living is. See Buddha, Gandhi, MLK etc. Sure, You might be happier than them but that hardly means anything
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by educar 10y ago
So every time a gitlab openness post comes up, you can be sure this link will be pasted here.
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by educar 10y ago
I disagree. I appreciate his courage in posting this. As an employer, this won't stop me at all from hiring him. I would definitely think about hiring you though, specially being so condescending as if you have seen it all.
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by educar 10y ago
Is this a problem? I have nothing to hide.
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by educar 10y ago
Do you have a choice not a believe him :)
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by educar 10y ago
I have trumpeted this many times but selfhosted solutions like cloudron, sandstorm, arkos are the way to go. We want iot devices to send data to our personal servers and not to big brother companies for analysis and mining. That said, in m
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by educar 10y ago
> AFAIK Sandstorm was way out ahead of its competitors in this space I think of those listed projects only few are backed by for-profit entities (like sandstorm itself). Cozy in particular seems very well funded ( https://www.c
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by educar 10y ago
Many people are doing something about this. Change is slow but surely happening. We don't have the right products to trigger a privacy revolution but they are being built. Deploying a server and installing most of the apps required for
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by educar 10y ago
https://cloudron.io/store/index.html is another app registry but meant for prepacked instant deploy apps (and not infra like nginx). I have been pushing them to use kubernetes or swarm to scale their offering.
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by educar 10y ago
Does self-hosting make sense for startups/products that are launching? Curious to know if there are start ups out there who value self-hosting from the get go.
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by educar 10y ago
TBH, it is really only in HN threads I hear about any dissent. Snowden hasn't been pardoned and most of US appears against what he did. But China is universally seen as a repressive regime (which it probably is).
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by educar 10y ago
If you still think of the world as divided into good and evil, then I have to break it to you that you have been played. Brainwashed by years and years of media programming. One man's terrorist is another man's hero. The U.S rout
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by educar 10y ago
Just a FYI: Most interview calls come out of contacts and not by blindly mailing your resume to jobs@company.com. If you did just that, I am not surprised that you haven't gotten interview calls by simply sending emails to mailboxes no
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by educar 10y ago
What app did you use to make the video? As for the video, I would have preferred a shorter video (~1.15 mins)
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Benchmarking Go in the Cloud(zserge.com)
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by educar 10y ago
For email, cloudron has a built-in email server (it's poorly advertised) - https://cloudron.io/get.html#selfhost . You can then read up https://cloudron.io/references/selfhosting.html#email . Insta
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by educar 10y ago
You should learn to multi-task :-) But seriously, we all prioritize and fight for things what we care deeply about. In the end, I live in a better world thanks to people like you who fight for civil rights.
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by educar 10y ago
This seems like an argument for argument sake. Our ISPs (not mine anyway) doesn't learn our detailed correspondence patterns. Google does. It reads my email and throws out ads. Seems trivial to decide who respects my privacy more. Also
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by educar 10y ago
Well, have you checked out the platforms I linked? This is the whole point of the self-hosting platforms. They don't want you to put in the effort any more than buying a phone. You install apps and leave the security to the platform. A
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by educar 10y ago
Those who are privacy conscious must first take the step towards self-hosting. They are many interesting approaches that are trying to make self-hosting practical. They make it trivial to run your own mail server, keep your contacts/ca
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by educar 10y ago
Sorry to be negative but GitLab's performance is embarassing :/ It is so slow and it's not clear why. Is this because of rails? Just seems very poorly engineered.
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by educar 10y ago
> I think you under-estimate the difficulty to install services locally. Sure popular packages are usually easy, but things with even a little bit less support can take days to get right. This. Generally it's people who don't s
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by educar 10y ago
I wish I felt your optimism that opensource projects just chug along with no monetary motivation/investment :) Keeping apps updated and the platform secure is a lot of work. I am also reading in other places that kenton will keep oasis

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