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by jarym 4y ago
Honestly the conservatives are such an awful party in their current form. Short sighted cost cutting and focussing on ideological issues like Brexit while doling out lucrative contracts to connected parties during a pandemic. So horrible th
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by jarym 4y ago
For a moment I thought they were bringing back Clippy
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by jarym 4y ago
I wonder why Apple haven't made this a default on TouchID Macs?
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A lot of the docs don’t explain what a module does - for example: > dns.providers.azure wraps the provider implementation as a Caddy module. Well great what does the provider implementation do? It’s the same for all DNS and not so useful
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by jarym 4y ago
The docs unfortunately. It always takes longer (maybe it’s just me) to figure out how to do something non-trivial with Caddy and here both Envoy and Nginx shine.
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Here :)
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And the new product might have to be put on hold until Heroku is back… catch-22 - you’ll never migrate away
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by jarym 4y ago
I love nginx and while I use Caddy on my laptop all my servers are nginx. Now the dynamic configuration API is going open this will give Envoy a good run for its money. The big thing Envoy doesn’t do is static file serving and for smaller
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by jarym 4y ago
The more desperate one side of a conflict is the more extreme their actions can be. And they’ll always justify it. Most people are against inflicting human suffering but sometimes it’s not so black and white. Right now we can look at Afghan
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by jarym 4y ago
I did not know we could do exec in ssh config so I learnt something new today! However, I also have a similar setup but for my SDN I use Twingate which lets me re-route DNS when its connected so all I need to do is the equivalent of definin
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by jarym 4y ago
> this approach was the fairest option for all I have heard this line a few times for HR recently and it makes me cringe every time. Putting everyone in the same shitty boat is never fair. Takes me back to George Orwell’s Animal Farm eve
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Looks fit to be on the bridge of a starship! Nice!
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> assuming I’m not interested yet in a commercial “Zero Trust Network” solution that maybe tunnels any TCP/UDP packets through a commercial reverse proxy because the packets are not end-to-end encrypted. This isn’t (always) true. So
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by jarym 4y ago
The last time I used XSLT was in a Microsoft SSIS package to decode XML payloads into database rows that could be merged into SQL server tables. Before I did this the previous engineer had written a bunch of stored procedures to do this tha
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by jarym 4y ago
XML was and remains amazing - I write XSLT for bulk data transforms every now and then and it is super performant. Even querying JSON is fast via XPath - https://www.defiantjs.com/ It’s downfall was really how broad it ende
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by jarym 4y ago
Kudos for MinIO team for spending THREE YEARS trying to resolve this. Shame that they had to resort to a public naming and shaming but sometimes corporate entities are tone deaf. Now this is exposed the next question is if Nutanix Objects i
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by jarym 4y ago
That’s really gonna help the Zuru recruitment effort
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by jarym 5y ago
If github themselves hadn’t been targeted then would their security team have even detected this? That is scary to me!
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by jarym 5y ago
Congrats Alex, Lior, Tony & team. Security is not an easy space to be in and so far you guys are rocking it.
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by jarym 5y ago
Kinda scary to think modern dev standards are so poor that we have people publishing articles like this.
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Still, fact remains that it has not been established to be safe. Downvote all you like but the fact remains true.
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by jarym 5y ago
This article is at pains to say ‘it’s safe’. Meh. It is absolutely not definitely established to be safe. Safety aside, I read some research once which indicated artificial sweeteners impact the body’s own insulin response and suppress the
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by jarym 5y ago
Maybe Teslas aren’t as reliable - I don’t have any evidence to say they are. I do know that unlike most other cars Tesla don’t have a mandatory service schedule to maintain warranty which might be one explanation for higher-than-average st
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by jarym 5y ago
> Error resilience, crash resistance: When things go wrong, Blackjack will make an effort to respect your time as a user and not lose your work. Errors will be clearly communicated and fixing any bugs leading to a crash will take the hig
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by jarym 5y ago
There’s a reason why the majority of costs in running a tech business are often in the non-technical parts. Don’t open source unless you can afford to. Invest in non-technical bits of your organisation. Avoid making choices and then hating
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by jarym 5y ago
I see way more people advocating. Homebrew now than a few years ago. I chose MacPorts back then since it seemed a bit better designed as a package manager but these days I see few people suggesting it. What’s the current consensus - is home
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by jarym 5y ago
I’m not white and I don’t believe it’s right that a woman should be politically silenced for speaking out about sexual abuse she encountered. Perhaps not everything is about ‘sticking it’ to your homeland.
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Source code here: https://gitlab.inria.fr/KerA/kera
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I’ve been in this boat but it was a bit worse than what you’ve described. Your next step will be extremely individual. I took some time to evaluate all my options and go with what I felt would give me the most joy. Maybe my comment isn’t th
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Ask HN: How to synchronise free/busy between multiple calendars
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