eliaspro

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by eliaspro 4y ago
Cars are much louder, dirtier, more dangerous. And they're everywhere, all the time and much much closer to human settlements than wind turbines.
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by eliaspro 4y ago
Quoting the Consul docs [1]: "Note that DNS is limited in size per request, even when performing DNS TCP queries. For services having many instances (more than 500), it might not be possible to retrieve the complete list of instances f
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by eliaspro 4y ago
This bit us in a recent project where we have very long ongoing downloads, where even a very high grace period wouldn't really help. I wonder whether it's technically generally feasible (possibly depends on net/http2's c
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by eliaspro 4y ago
"Caddy L4" aka "Project Conncept" might be what you're looking for: https://github.com/mholt/caddy-l4 "Project Conncept is an experimental layer 4 app for Caddy. It facilitates composable
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by eliaspro 5y ago
I feel like this is where some kind of antitrust action is needed. On the one hand, it's completely understandable that e.g. a bank wants to rely on a mechanism like SafetyNet to prevent fraud, but on the other hand it's taking aw
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by eliaspro 5y ago
Luckily, there's the OpenStreetMap-based Open Infrastructure Map: https://openinframap.org/
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by eliaspro 5y ago
It truly is, and it's not only the judicial, but also the executive system. Our police force is full of right-wing extremists and their networks, which lead to numerous scandals within the last few years, but a systematic study of thos
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by eliaspro 5y ago
Mapillary had object verification tasks for benches in the past, but I'm not sure they're part of their public dataset.
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by eliaspro 5y ago
While I'd love to see some of the quite spectacular internal tooling + data to be released under an open license, put to use for enhancing MusicBrainz' existing data etc., I doubt it's going to happen. All team members have s
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by eliaspro 5y ago
A few years ago, we started working on a platform for classical music [1] and took great pride in our metadata and our underlying schema which basically covered 99% of all the weird edge cases classical music has. Unfortunately, we couldn&#
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by eliaspro 5y ago
I had to think of exactly this post as well and I started to wonder, whether Caddy-SSH couldn't even handle this using Caddy's built-in ACME support?
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by eliaspro 5y ago
Same for me! I already use a lot of plant-based substitutes and the fact that I'm lactose intolerant makes this even easier for me, but as you already outlined - there are a few remaining niches which can't be filled adequately by
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by eliaspro 5y ago
On Linux, this can be easily achieved by using RuntimeMaxSec= [1] in the corresponding service unit. [1] https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.ser...
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by eliaspro 5y ago
I can't wait to be able to buy stuff like this or "cow-free milk" in the supermarket, but it'll be a long long time due to the irrational European fear of GMOs which is a basic tool for most cases of bio-engineered yeast
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by eliaspro 5y ago
I think Karl Popper's "Paradox of tolerance" [1] applies here as well. An open, democratic and pacifist society can only continue to exist if it defeats those who try to end it. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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by eliaspro 5y ago
There's also Adoptoposs [1] which basically serves the same purpose. [1] https://adoptoposs.org/
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by eliaspro 5y ago
Also check out Bismuth which is more advanced and really well integrated: https://bismuth-forge.github.io/bismuth/
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by eliaspro 5y ago
"Tiny home village" is just a fancy name for "trailer park" - there's no fundamental difference.
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by eliaspro 5y ago
I started using it when it still was called AudioScrobbler... I miss "the old internet" so much!
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by eliaspro 5y ago
If you want to see the physical process from start to end, check out this (German) documentary about Hans Kühner, Germany's last music engraver: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_o7-3r99Fng
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by eliaspro 5y ago
When reading "Transmeta", the first thing I'm thinking about is Linus - while I don't have a clue what they did besides "something something CPUs".
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by eliaspro 5y ago
The importance of FB for businesses might be different in Europe - at least based on my personal experience. I've never come across a business relying on FB as primary web presence.
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by eliaspro 5y ago
Quite similar to Tübingen's Stocherkahn: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/T%C3%BCbinger_Stocherkahn
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by eliaspro 5y ago
Furthermore, Chernobyl isn't something for Europeans that was far far away or a long time ago. Germany spends (and will continue to do so in the foreseeable future) millions each year to compensate for losses of hunters and farmers due
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by eliaspro 5y ago
Me too, as my local bikeshop tried to hire me several times but the difference in pay made it impossible for me although the career change in general would be quite welcome.
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by eliaspro 5y ago
Many applications don't need to bind the port themselves but will happily accept one passed to them during process invocation. This allows to let systemd to manage ports using socket units which will also stay up and buffer requests wh
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by eliaspro 5y ago
Using systemd's LogDirectory= directive will fully take care of ensuring the required directory is present and permissions match the defined User=/Group= of the unit.
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by eliaspro 5y ago
So we can expect 1500-2500 deaths from those infections alone...
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by eliaspro 5y ago
The government of the German state Baden-Württemberg mandates solar panels on every newly built parking lot (>35 spaces) since this year. The recently elected new federal government debates right now applying this to all of Germany.
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by eliaspro 5y ago
Ok, this explains a lot and also clearly shows I never used this feature :) I always assumed it would be the Caddy process itself taking care of downloading the update & replacing the binary, before restarting it.

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