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   by enz 5y ago

   I use an S3-comptaible hoster with the rclone client which supports encryption/decryption on the fly. That is, I don't even need to trust my S3 provider. For syncing between devices, I guess `rclone sync` should do the trick.
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   by enz 5y ago

   I have the feeling (I might be wrong) that etcd, etc., would be more suited for long-lived state/data. What we need is a pretty short-lived shareable state. The data is very transient.
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   by enz 5y ago

   Except people don't only use Redis for caching or having a fast key-value database. Redis is also a very convenient way to share a state between multiple instances of our software that need to have access to the same data. Just like we
4. 184.▲
   by enz 5y ago

   > Why have we accepted the cookie pop-up situation across the web? I've never accepted that. When I stumble upon a website harassing me with obnoxious cookie (or whatever) pop-ups right away, I just feel overwhelmed and oppressed, a
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   by enz 5y ago

   Very nice. I now use one as my wallpaper. It's pretty satisfying to know I have a uniquely generated wallpaper ;)
6. 186.▲
   by enz 5y ago

   A 4-Color ballpoint pen.
7. 187.▲
   by enz 5y ago

   It's not an ideal solution, but I use SponsorBlock to get rid of in-video ads. (The ad section of your linked video has been reported and it is thus automatically skipped thanks to the add-on.)
8. 188.▲
   by enz 5y ago

   As a French native speaker, listening to "coup de grâce" as pronounced in English seems a bit weird ahah
9. 189.▲
   by enz 5y ago

   This is a nice project.
10. 190.▲
    by enz 5y ago

    I wonder if a paying Google Workplace account still suffers from that. Do they read people’s pro accounts emails?
11. 191.▲
    by enz 5y ago

    HN Tokyo's folks are great, you can ask them on Slack: https://hntokyo.io/ :)
12. 192.▲
    by enz 5y ago

    Oh, I see. Thanks for the clarification!
13. 193.▲
    by enz 5y ago

    > “With HTTP, you search for locations. With IPFS, you search for content.” Well, that's the difference between an URL and an URI, right? HTTP seems URL-oriented while IPFS seems URI-oriented.
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    by enz 5y ago

    Q1 is pretty cute, actually.
15. 195.▲
    by enz 5y ago

    Except Kant doesn't use "Verbal Fog".
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    by enz 5y ago

    My iPhone. And, any smartphone in general. I mean, if you use it correctly, it's such a great, powerful, and amazing little device! I'm so glad to have it when I am on the train.
17. 197.▲
    by enz 5y ago

    I've never lied on my résumé, and I don't think this is something advisable. However, it may be wise to embellish reality.
18. 198.▲
    by enz 5y ago

    Just taking a picture of anything static, and deriving a random number from the inherent noise of the photography is not enough?
19. 199.▲
    by enz 5y ago

    Maybe Lobste.rs.
20. 200.▲
    by enz 5y ago

    This is on Fastmail. I don't know Gmail that much, but I guess it should be doable.
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    by enz 5y ago

    I just use an alias and an automatic rule that puts newsletters/promotional stuff into a special folder (called "2ndary Inbox" in my case). Simple, free, and pretty effective.
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    by enz 5y ago

    I use MediaWiki, but any wiki engine would work. The important thing here is the "graph" you can easily implement with links between articles.
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    by enz 5y ago

    Thanks for your work! A 4-day work week seems so cool. Sometimes there are national holidays on Mondays such that the weekend is 3-day long. The weeks seem so well balanced that way. I suspect the 4-day week is actually more productive than
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    by enz 5y ago

    /etc/hosts let the system bypass DNS resolution step when the entry you are looking for is in that file. However, this is the case only if the software uses the standard POSIX call to do that (gethostbyname) and if the system is c
25. 205.▲
    by enz 5y ago

    I wonder if they can be sued (by the Linux Foundation, maybe) for that...
26. 206.▲
    by enz 5y ago

    Is it any good? ;)
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    by enz 5y ago

    I use HTTP/3 since a few releases ago. I had to set the "network.http.http3.enabled" to "True". No issue so far (tested on a high-quality FTTH home connection and low-quality coax) with Google's website (includ
28. 208.▲
    by enz 6y ago

    You can even have the JSON version: location /json_ip { default_type application/json; return 200 "{\"ip\":\"$remote_addr\"}"; }
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    by enz 6y ago

    For fun, I'd make my own with a low-power Linux/BSD box (Atom or ARM-based). I guess performance would be totally acceptable comparing to consumer-grade routers (do we need ASIC-based routing at home anyway?)
30. 210.▲
    by enz 6y ago

    I don't. I keep tabs open indefinitely.