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by h1d 7y ago
You won't need any third party ones on Windows soon enough. https://github.com/microsoft/terminal
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by h1d 7y ago
exa does have a fork which does but exa's development seems to have paused. https://github.com/ogham/exa/pull/368
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by h1d 7y ago
Found some links. https://github.com/alebcay/awesome-shell Only for rust but not a bad list I think. https://lib.rs/command-line-utilities Some blog post introducing cli tools. https://darre
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by h1d 7y ago
It's the first result for a maddeningly simple search of "cli fd".
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by h1d 7y ago
I see that but upstream means bleeding edge which is not exactly what CentOS users are looking for and if there was something like RH "community edition" which is essentially CentOS (with RH logo) that gets released with a fixed s
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by h1d 7y ago
It definitely does not defeat the purpose. You control the way you authenticate users, how to run spam filtering, etc. I run my own on Linode with postfix/dovecot/rspamd linked to LDAP for auth that gets routed through SES (probab
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by h1d 7y ago
rspamd works pretty well for me.
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by h1d 7y ago
Why not use SES or SendGrid, both are so cheap for small volume.
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by h1d 7y ago
You would use SMTP delivery service instead of moving around wishing for a lucky host / IP.
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by h1d 7y ago
> all-in-one-binary solution handling MTA/DKIM/IMAP/webmail Sounds like a very wrong idea there. One mistake in part of it will crash or get breached in the entire stack. You know why postfix runs many small binaries.
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by h1d 7y ago
Still mostly the same for MySQL 8?
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by h1d 7y ago
I don't think one would migrate if Pg's strength is on 'alter table' which isn't what people do on a daily basis Might want to mention the downside of using MySQL as well. (Am also interested to know as a daily MySQ
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by h1d 7y ago
Sounds like a victim of vendor lock in. I assume you will bleed hard to get out of it.
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by h1d 7y ago
I laugh when people have to deal with these problems when others are solving real problems using free tools.
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by h1d 7y ago
For someone who grew up with decent open source solutions in the software stack, that deal simply sounds insane and it should be the majority's thinking soon enough. And if those paidwares don't solve your problems exclusively, I
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by h1d 7y ago
Why doesn't RH just rebrand CentOS as RH while keeping RHEL for enterprise customers to increase brand recognition? People also feel more "official" too.
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by h1d 7y ago
There is a telling. (Except for CentOS 6. Wonder why it delayed so much.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CentOS#Older_version_informati... (Expand the table for older releases.)
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by h1d 7y ago
Apple is only making sure their profit from mobile section isn't falling by just playing around with sales. All they do for desktop and laptop is just tell the public number of git branches they made as number of new features added. I
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by h1d 7y ago
What's the point of using scp/sftp over rsync?
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by h1d 7y ago
Both ways at very different amount of benefit and loss.
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by h1d 7y ago
Push gateway? https://prometheus.io/docs/instrumenting/pushing/
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by h1d 7y ago
I was about to like InfluxDB but ever since people say it eats memory and your data, I stopped caring. https://github.com/VictoriaMetrics/VictoriaMetrics/wiki/FAQ ("How does VictoriaMetrics compare to In
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by h1d 7y ago
There's an interesting benchmark against TimescaleDB and InfluxDB from VictoriaMetrics that seem to do better on performance and disk space than both. I consider using it as a remote storage of Prometheus. https://medium.com
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by h1d 7y ago
Those native interfaces look so dull and out of place when having other input 'helpers' such as better 'select' with bootstrap themes, that I don't even consider them as existent and other third party date pickers a
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by h1d 7y ago
Also easier to make aliases instead of functions, if args require to be in the middle of other arguments.
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by h1d 7y ago
Can't use Homebrew for any stable operations. I had a project that has Ruby set at version 2.5, one day Homebrew turned it into 'ruby@2.5' and now 'ruby' was 2.6 and whenever @2.5 also upgrades, since there is no gl
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by h1d 7y ago
So you still type all this, .selector .child_one, .selector .child_two { color: #000; } instead of, .selector .child_one, .child_two color #000 I no longer type a semi colon when developing a web site t
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by h1d 7y ago
Preprocessors like Stylus has all you want and in a better way (ex : variable declaration). I already have something better than CSS in 5 years when most browsers in the market get the newer CSS, so I don't see a point in following CSS
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by h1d 7y ago
> with guns Umm, yes?
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by h1d 7y ago
The usual blog when it comes to Bitfinex. https://medium.com/@bitfinexed

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