evilmonkey19

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by evilmonkey19 9mo ago
I wish we could host Django apps with the tasks and everything on Cloudflare workers. Also it would be nice to have a DB like SQLite within Cloudflare.
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by evilmonkey19 10mo ago
Can someone tell me why there isn't almost any laptop with Linux and ARM? Is it more efficient than x86 though
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by evilmonkey19 10mo ago
By the way, I am trying right now Orion on MacOS and it goes quite fast as now. Actually, it is faster than Firefox at least when trying against speed.cloudflare.com under a VPN. Nonetheless the speed difference is not significant. Also, th
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by evilmonkey19 10mo ago
I tried Orion before and It was good to me. The closed-source part It is also something I don't like. I wish they do the browser open-source. I want to see if they use rust underneath :p. Although, let's be honest few people look
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by evilmonkey19 11mo ago
Im from Spain and Im surprised. Do you still use copper? Here everything is fiber. Cheaper, stable, good and the cabinets are (most of the times) secured. Im not saying we are better because we have many issues (no ipv6 for instance) but It
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by evilmonkey19 11mo ago
Perhaps a stupid question, but the last release and commit is from 2023. Did something happen to the project?
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by evilmonkey19 11mo ago
I remember there was the iphone12 mini but it failed as people didn't want it. It was quite good honestly.
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by evilmonkey19 11mo ago
I really like this new approach and I will give it a go on some open-source projects I have. Btw, I have looked into Zensical Spark but I did not fully understand what is it? It is just for connecting with the team so you help other teams t
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Real-Time Fires in Spain(incendiostiemporeal.es)
4 points by evilmonkey19 1y ago|1 comments
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by evilmonkey19 1y ago
This website visualizes the fires that are hitting the north of Spain in real-time.
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by evilmonkey19 1y ago
I love this project and I've been reading kixelated blog from time to time. I also follow him on Github. First of all, congrats for such nice work both kixelated and Cloudflare. I have a question regarding live-streaming. Usually live-
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by evilmonkey19 1y ago
Personally I use SQLite in production environments and I don't regret it at all. I don't use Go (I develop in Python - Django mainly) and it has been the best decision ever: no management overhead, easy to backup, no need for diff
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by evilmonkey19 1y ago
I'm a fan of github but lately i'm seeing a lot of issues like these... Also they don't have yet support for IPv6 (surprising).
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by evilmonkey19 1y ago
It looks like a good idea to me if you're developing something that requires it. Nevertheless, most developers which do web development they require something easier to develop with mainly in the backend. Nowadays TS (JS) and Python ar
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by evilmonkey19 2y ago
Personally, most of the projects i do are in self-hosted servers. The traffic isnt big. In such cases sqlite has been way better than postgres. Many times i see postgres not well used. Its meant for big project, not small ones.
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by evilmonkey19 2y ago
I love the idea! But there is one little thing. I would love to see an easy and clean interface like HackerNews but using a Blue color instead. I think that would be awesome!
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by evilmonkey19 3y ago
Which OS are affected by this compromise?? Is Ubuntu affected?
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by evilmonkey19 3y ago
Literally, the default router from the operator and it works flawlessly at home. It has several years that model, it works with HFC and literally has WiFi6. To me it looks the same model as 10 years ago. Why should i change it? I'm wit
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by evilmonkey19 3y ago
It is quite rare that a modem, or home router have support for draft specs. I'm sorry to disappoint you
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by evilmonkey19 3y ago
Great article! Just a side note: those are APs not routers. Usually, routers are in a cabinet in this kind of installations. APs are the ones who handle the WiFi Connection, but are "similar" to a switch.