gummiruessel

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   by gummiruessel 10y ago

   You and me should be friends, for I also don't have any problems knowing when to use "i.e." and when to use "e.g." but if I were to post what you did, I too would have incorrectly said "disclaimer".
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   by gummiruessel 10y ago

   That is true, but in this case I think Let's Encrypt and also parent to your comment mean different domains as in e.g. one certificate to cover all three of example.com, example.net and example.org.
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   2 points by gummiruessel 10y ago|0 comments
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   by gummiruessel 10y ago

   It's worth noting that fasthttp doesn't support HTTP/2.0. According to the README, there are plans for it in the future.
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   by gummiruessel 10y ago

   >Have a look at this excellent highly portable IPC library: https://github.com/saprykin/plibsys <-- That's the right choice for the right job. >[...] >...but for a web service or web framework? >nah