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by fallenhitokiri 7y ago
A little bit more expensive, but IMHO a good compromise considering it’s hosted NextCloud is https://www.hetzner.com/storage/storage-share I’ve been using it for a few months and my only complaint so far is that you ca
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by fallenhitokiri 7y ago
A friend of mine living there works around it by using „Quadrat A1 1“ (translated: square A1 1 - since most blocks are roughly a square in Mannheim) and it seems to work okay. But the naming in Mannheim causes a lot of issues, I remember ea
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by fallenhitokiri 7y ago
News Explorer is doing a great job syncing between macOS and iOS without third party service, I hope NNW follow that model
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Thoughts on video on demand, Netflix and the revival of piracy(timo-zimmermann.de)
1 points by fallenhitokiri 7y ago|0 comments
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The „back endification“ of front end development(hackernoon.com)
3 points by fallenhitokiri 8y ago|0 comments
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Equipped to Spy(timo-zimmermann.de)
1 points by fallenhitokiri 8y ago|0 comments
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by fallenhitokiri 8y ago
A configuration option would indeed be nice. I have more than enough memory for tools providing a high value for my daily work. Kudos for setting same defaults!
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by fallenhitokiri 8y ago
Just one data point: I have two of those screens connected to an iMac Pro. This is a setup officially supported by Apple, but sometimes when waking up the Mac one of the displays doesn't turn on and the only option to get it back to wo
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by fallenhitokiri 8y ago
Nothing I host is exposed to the Internet but only available locally. When on the road I VPN back home. But generally I agree, for Internet facing services I would likely make a few different decisions than in this case.
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by fallenhitokiri 8y ago
OP here - basically the same, but with a 60kg SwissyDog which actually is pretty useless to protect the house :) I can also power down system when leaving for a longer period and simply WoL them once connected to the VPN.
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by fallenhitokiri 8y ago
OP here - all of my services run in a VM on the Dell server, including some other VMs used for work. Works pretty well, but you pay a slightly higher energy bill. As long as only a few users (in my case between 1 and 6) use the services you
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by fallenhitokiri 8y ago
OP here - I actually looked into NextCloud but for most file sharing went for Resilio, so this would be the only use case for NextCloud which seems a bit thin. The Qnap NAS actually provides functionality like this, but I didn't have a
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by fallenhitokiri 8y ago
OP here - to me, it is not. For most services I picked SQLite, so the whole backup is one file / directory. Software can easily be updated or test instances started since all is driven by docker. For the few services that need a DB the
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by fallenhitokiri 8y ago
What's your experience with spam filters from Google, MS, etc etc and (if it happened) the server being down? Do most senders retry mail delivery according to the RFC?
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by fallenhitokiri 8y ago
Not the one you are responding to but OP. * I simply use OfflineImap[1] to backup my mailboxes to a share on my NAS. * I was lucky and did not have to search for too long since my webhoster of choice (Hetzner) also offers colo in the countr
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by fallenhitokiri 8y ago
OP here, thanks! I posted a few more details here[1] and will follow up with an in depth blog post covering as much as possible rest. For the smart home setup I am mostly using Elgato Eve SmartPlugs, their door and window sensors and Homebr
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by fallenhitokiri 8y ago
OP here - since there seems to be some interest on the details I will try to answer them in as much detail as possible in a longer blog post. I already wrote about the network setup[1] The server is a Dell Precision T5610 (20 physical cores
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by fallenhitokiri 8y ago
At this point I would not recommend using PIs for anything long running at all. I have two v3 and one v2 and all of them crashed at some point, one of the v3 was idle during that time. The one PI I still run as build server operates of a wr
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Taking back control of my digital life(screamingatmyscreen.com)
105 points by fallenhitokiri 8y ago|71 comments
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by fallenhitokiri 8y ago
Does anyone know how the post installation process for those applications looked like (on first start)? Did a window pop up asking to accept the EULA and were you able to decline or was the EULA hidden behind some menu entry and using the a
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Keybase’s browser extension subverts its encryption(palant.de)
225 points by fallenhitokiri 8y ago|75 comments
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Integrating third party services in your mobile app(screamingatmyscreen.com)
1 points by fallenhitokiri 8y ago|0 comments
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Taking back control of my digital life(screamingatmyscreen.com)
1 points by fallenhitokiri 8y ago|0 comments
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by fallenhitokiri 8y ago
Both problems you mentioned are solved by using S3 configured to serve the buckets contents as static site as origin for CloudFront. While it’s not strictly CloudFront only doing the work, it’s still a static site.
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Why undefined behavior may call a never-called function(kristerw.blogspot.com)
2 points by fallenhitokiri 9y ago|2 comments
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by fallenhitokiri 9y ago
You can get an Professional OEM license from Kinguin[1] for ~$30. One limitation I am aware of is that you can only license / activate one system at a time and I had to call MS to get the key unlocked after upgrading my gaming system.
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Open sourcing Wire server code(medium.com)
39 points by fallenhitokiri 10y ago|5 comments
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Reducing Slacks memory footprint(slack.engineering)
1 points by fallenhitokiri 10y ago|0 comments
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by fallenhitokiri 10y ago
I can second dotConferences - IMHO an awesome return for the low price!
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by fallenhitokiri 10y ago
What kind of validation are you looking for? Simple things like "is not empty", "maximum 8 characters"...? Most libraries I've seen which try to do form validation always lack in certain areas or force you to define

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