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by geek_at 2y ago
should work now, thanks
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by geek_at 2y ago
Totally in love with Alpine Linux as well. I wrote a few guides how to use it, including making a minimal file server [1] or hoow to PXE boot Alpine Linux with NFS storage and even Desktop Environments [2] Also in my homelab I have a Docker
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by geek_at 3y ago
> never use abbrevations like SS, NS, AH, HH, HJ in Germany Very true, also for Austria. When I was in the military and we got our Steyr AUG A1 we had to know the serial number by heart so we could find our gun when mixed up. We also had
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by geek_at 3y ago
They are probably talking about source code and assets, which makes 450gb very realistic
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by geek_at 3y ago
Best example for a successful fork is gitea. It's so incredible what they have achieved since the fork from gogs
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by geek_at 3y ago
I was never able to move from PHP to something else. I tried nodejs for a few months but it always seemed much more complicated. Especially the dependency and build system. With PHP to move my code to a production system I just need to run
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by geek_at 3y ago
Shame that the book is over 200€
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by geek_at 3y ago
Very true. Before I found Alpine I used a heavily modified raspbian with a root read-only ramdisk which also worked but Alpine did it out of the box without having to modify everything
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by geek_at 3y ago
Strange, when I try to run the sample I get a flashing red text below the code: "pat.fmap(...).trigzeroJoin is not a function" [edit] after refreshing the browser I got a different sample which worked. Nice!
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by geek_at 3y ago
This is actually why I switched all my Pis to Alpine Linux since they use a RAM disk by default for RaspPis Haven't lost an SD card since, meanwhile my Octoprint RasPi has failed 4 times (mostly because of random power disconnects)
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by geek_at 3y ago
It's still a good multiplayer game. I used to play with my students on special occations in 2016 (teacher in an academic highschool) because FC runs on any hardware evenwithout dedicated GPUs. I always told them I'd let them go 15
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by geek_at 3y ago
wow, 38B could really impact them. Maybe they'll stop the malicious compliance scheme then
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by geek_at 3y ago
I'd love a homelab sized version of the oxide system. Just looks so amazing
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by geek_at 3y ago
It's almost unimaginable today that browser traffic used to be unencrypted and people in your network or down the line to your target could see and modify your traffic. In 2013 I wrote an article about how to turn a Squid proxy into a
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by geek_at 3y ago
agreed, would be nice als selfhostable service though
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by geek_at 3y ago
While I can't see "Boeing" (as a whole command structure) can be blamed for his death I do see the possibility of some corrupt person in a high position fearing what he had on him personally and ordered a strike against him.
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by geek_at 3y ago
I did just the same. Built myself a little movable 6 node rack out of wood. With 3d printed powerbrick holders on the sides and a switch with a 10g uplink so all servers can use the full 1g nic. Warms my home office in the colder months and
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by geek_at 3y ago
Kind of reminds me of EyeOS [1] I was using it heavily in 2005. Mindblowing experience at the age of Windows XP [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EyeOS
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by geek_at 3y ago
apparently my office is a barbershop. That explains so much
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by geek_at 3y ago
true. At what point could you say they are accomplices to the attackers
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by geek_at 3y ago
Very true! When I learned PHP back in the 2000s I had a few failed attempts because I had no project. Then I wanted to make a browsergame (like galaxywars) and I have learned so much during that project. Having a goal makes learning so much
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by geek_at 3y ago
true. I have a 9€/mo vps at Contabo for my blog and once boasted on HN that my small VPS is able to handle reddit/hn hugs which one user seemed to take personally and they started a DDOS against my VPS. I only realized this after
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by geek_at 3y ago
If you just want to buy crypto currencies and check again in a few years, the procedure is much simpler: 1. Make a paper wallet, laminate it, put it in a safe location or maybe two 2. Use any exchange and send the coins to the wallet. Never
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by geek_at 3y ago
Oh yes and I remember a time where people who were not on facebook kind of stopped existing in your mind. Where "I don't have facebook" was feeling like an insult on the community. Times have changed now my facebook feed is o
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by geek_at 3y ago
I do the same. My blog on a 9€/mo Contabo VPS survived multiple HN/Reddit hugs. Lateley I've been playing with more configuration options like I have two servers configured behind a load balancer but with a heavy focus on ser
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by geek_at 3y ago
they were talking about the scam, not the gitlab meeting simulator
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by geek_at 3y ago
does that mean if a group of people don't like you they can chargeback-bomb you and get you banned?
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by geek_at 3y ago
Modern CSS stylesheets include configurability via CSS variables on the root element so maybe that's where the "framework" comes from. Also note: This project looks like an even more minimized version of PicoCSS [1] [1] http
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by geek_at 3y ago
plus you don't need to restart any services or rebuild servers. Just git pull and you have the new code on the live server without even a second of downtime
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by geek_at 3y ago
It's not the pollution, it's that they have enough sun for solar, enough energy from a 5mw dam, but what they don't have is oil. So it does make sense for them to go electric

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