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hah, I zip the code and send it to the other devs via email
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Yes it says so on startpage.com: > Startpage delivers Google search results via our proprietary personal data protection technology.
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The Roll-Out of Windows 11 Is the Perfect Time to Decide to Switch to Linux
(cheapskatesguide.org)
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I can recommend logging-operator https://github.com/banzaicloud/logging-operator/ . It's the default logging solution for Rancher.
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5y ago
What's a water spider?
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Is DoH really that that important right now? Your ISP can still see the domain you're connecting to via SNI. Until encrypted SNI (eSNI) arrives it doesn't seem like a big win for privacy. But it seems like Cloudflare is working on
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5y ago
I've stopped using postman because they were pushing too hard for their paid plan. Now I'm using https://insomnia.rest/
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5y ago
HN has a "prediction" post every year. It's really interesting to read them (I found them using Algolia https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que... ).
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5y ago
Many crypto companies are hiring due having more money from the recent bull run. I suggest you check for job offerings and go through the "What you need to know" etc. sections and then try to learn about it
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I think it would be great to have a paywall tag. Usually I click on an article on HN only to discover that I can't read it because of a paywall. I then check the comments if someone has posted a link to a workaround. If there is no lin
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5y ago
I'm sure it affects more people than that. Not everyone who experiences this bug is going to create an account on the ubuntu launchpad platform and write a comment about it
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5y ago
I can also recommend his podcast at https://inteltechniques.com/podcast.html The last episode was about securing a smartphone (232-Anonymous Phone Update Part I)
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5y ago
I'd buy a coffee plantation and then work on increasing the quality of the beans
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5y ago
Not at all. I dislike it but as others mentioned here, it pays the bills
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I wonder if there will be such a thing as a tech center if more and more people are working remote
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5y ago
This seems like a great service but it would be nice if a github login wouldn't be required. Maybe have an email field and then a few input fields for github repos
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5y ago
You can self-host miniflux, it has a content filter blacklist/whitelist ( https://miniflux.app/docs/rules.html )
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5y ago
Be sure to check support forums, subreddits, yt review videos before buying a laptop. I wanted to buy a system76 laptop but after reading the subreddit there seem to be many people having problems especially with the build quality, things a
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5y ago
I've already moved out of the city to a more rural area and don't plan to find another onsite job. It's quiet, the rent is cheap, I don't have to commute.
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Because I'm on a macbook and buying a new laptop is currently not on my plan. Maybe in 1-2 years I'll replace it and run linux. I've tried running linux on it but the cpu temps are too high. This seems to be an issue with the
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The docker registry is easy to self-host for development purposes ( https://docs.docker.com/registry/ ). Securing it for production is another topic though. If you use Kubernetes you can self-host the registry and use Ha