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by jbergstroem 5y ago
I've been deploying a lot of stuff on cloudflare over the years and have for a few months been using fly.io. As you say, they should slurp them up asap and make the cloudflare services available under `.internal`.
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by jbergstroem 5y ago
I am very aligned with what you said but when it comes to shipping shell scripts (say sysops stuff, init, cron, ..) I tend to stick with the ksh/bash ecosystem mainly due to more tooling (shellcheck, shfmt, bats/bash_unit). Most t
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by jbergstroem 5y ago
Poor English aside; I've been struggling with finding sources. Will share as I find. A message from the Swedish state epidemiologist, as quoted in context ( https://tt.omni.se/vaccinering-med-moderna-pausas-for-yngre&#x2
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by jbergstroem 5y ago
In sweden, this seems to be the "recommendation" from the government: https://www.folkhalsomyndigheten.se/nyheter-och-press/nyhets... ..which links to https://www.lakemedelsverket.se/sv/n
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by jbergstroem 5y ago
There is an ongoing project built on top of act (the "local" github runner) that accomplishes this: https://github.com/ChristopherHX/github-act-runner
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by jbergstroem 5y ago
I noticed their hadolint action and couldn't help but think it falls a bit short in terms of flexibility and output. I wrote an action to improve these type of use cases that can be found here: https://github.com/jbergs
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by jbergstroem 5y ago
Sounds like a good use case to support natively via cloudflare workers / their tool wrangler; which makes hosting less relevant. I know cloudflare is a no-go for many, but for the rest of us it makes sense. Could probably be hosted ful
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by jbergstroem 5y ago
During the early 2000's I was part of creating a competitor to Wordpress and Pyra labs (blogspot) in Sweden called blogg.se. The reason it succeeded (read: outgrew both at the time, at least regionally) was two-fold: 1) The platform wa
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WeWork and SoftBank Latin America Fund Announce Joint Venture in Latin America(wework.com)
2 points by jbergstroem 5y ago|0 comments
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Apples new map, Expansion 11: Spain and Portugal(justinobeirne.com)
1 points by jbergstroem 5y ago|0 comments
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by jbergstroem 6y ago
Swedish sign language used to be my native language due to having a deaf sister. After relocating to another part of the world and discussing languages, it surprised me how many times I had (have) to explain how "sign language" is
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by jbergstroem 6y ago
In case the blog (wordpress) should turn unresponsive - here's a direct link to the PDF/book: http://greatestadventurers.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Th...
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The Bombard Story(greatestadventurers.com)
74 points by jbergstroem 6y ago|36 comments
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by jbergstroem 6y ago
The Scrapy library written in Python ( https://scrapy.org ) is excellent for writing and deploying scrapers.
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by jbergstroem 6y ago
Most of us watches movies all the time, but without the movie makers there’s nothing for the rest of us to review.
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Debian 10.7 Released(debian.org)
114 points by jbergstroem 6y ago|44 comments
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Apple's M1 SoC Shreds GeForce GTX 1050 Ti in New Graphics Benchmark(tomshardware.com)
23 points by jbergstroem 6y ago|9 comments
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by jbergstroem 6y ago
I discovered this by running unbound – a DNS server – locally (block some unwanted hosts and do dns over TLS). I guess the rest of the story is pretty obvious; having your default dns server not being able to resolve because you're try
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by jbergstroem 6y ago
tmutil and pbcopy (cli utilities)
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by jbergstroem 6y ago
> JavaScript is inherently single-threaded, so an isolate can only be executing code on behalf of one request at a time. That said, it is already the case that multiple concurrent requests may be handled by the same isolate (one request
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by jbergstroem 6y ago
I like (<20min) sync standups for two reasons: 1: Social. By seeing my coworkers over video I remind myself that I work with people, not pull requests or comments. Perhaps more relevant these times. 2: Discovery. 2.1: A minute or two to
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by jbergstroem 6y ago
There are github actions to help out here. I use the todo "bot" that marks up todo comments you would create in PR's or otherwise into issues. You can for instance assign yourself/someone and change how you want it label
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by jbergstroem 6y ago
I believe they are separate; its just naming confusion. One is called "tiered routing" and is a dropdown in settings whereas the "nat" solution nowadays is implemented as cloudflared.
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by jbergstroem 6y ago
Yes, same here -- which equals site down. Nothing on status page yet. > Apr 15 17:01:37 mysite cloudflared[12412]: time="2020-04-15T17:01:37Z" level=info msg="Connected to SJC" connectionID=0 > Apr 15 17:03:09 mysi
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by jbergstroem 6y ago
Just got an email from Github. Money quote: > For more than 99% of customers, these changes have lowered their GitHub bills, in many cases quite dramatically. For a very small number of customers who use a large percentage of the free Ac
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by jbergstroem 6y ago
Ok, so that'd cost me USD$56, leading to a higher monthly than previous pricing. So, steering users toward the Action landscape is obviously a better monetization model.
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by jbergstroem 6y ago
I'll bite: They are shifting profits to CI and service landscape. I paid for 8 seats (previous: $64, now: $32) which gave me 10 000 included CI minutes (now: 3 000). I was just at that limit. Its surprisingly hard to find what the cost
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by jbergstroem 7y ago
Adding alternatives (perhaps not usable now for no one but the interested reader): LLVM decided to start building their own last year: https://llvm.org/docs/Proposals/LLVMLibC.html
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by jbergstroem 7y ago
My favorite is still the nginx config-like libucl: https://github.com/vstakhov/libucl
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by jbergstroem 7y ago
As an aside, there is something to be said about the size of Cloudflare when global network problems are reported as being Cloudflare issues.

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