jbergstroem

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by jbergstroem 7y ago
Reputable or not, Nordvpn has been beta-testing it for a fair while (I emailed support and got a list of a few peers). It's been working well for me.
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by jbergstroem 7y ago
Firefox (68) macos user. Same here.
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by jbergstroem 7y ago
For me, the missing piece of canary deployments was how to handle gradual traffic changes ("confidence building" if you may). I now handle this with flagger ( https://docs.flagger.app/ ) and Istio.
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Debugging Media in Web Inspector(webkit.org)
1 points by jbergstroem 7y ago|0 comments
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by jbergstroem 7y ago
A missing piece of (valuable) documentation would be handling cache scenarios for how you'd mutate a response based on user-agent or accept headers - say, changing file format. I personally do client hints polyfilling via workers (dpi
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by jbergstroem 7y ago
I think this is fair. Correlation between [website] performance and "customer happiness" (convert as you want) is pretty established. Also, I think workers and argo (both starting at ~$5/mo) is the right path of breaking down
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by jbergstroem 7y ago
Frequent user of argo/argo tunnel checking in. As far as I know, the network/lower level parts are not yet in the open, but the tunnel bits are: - Tunnel (cloudflared): https://github.com/cloudflare/cloudflare
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by jbergstroem 7y ago
Hey. You can probably find my name in each of the zendesk comments/issues. Thiago posted a few for me. I have been very vocal about what I feel needs to be done through my sales leads (my client has a EEU subscription).
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by jbergstroem 7y ago
> GitLab released integrated packaging back in 2016 - starting with a Docker registry - and adding Maven and NPM in 2018. No, first version with "NPM support" (see my other comment as why I don't consider it being "su
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by jbergstroem 7y ago
The NPM support is basically not more than a proof of concept. It cannot be used for anything production-like. https://twitter.com/eatingfoodbrb/status/1101461965036244993
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by jbergstroem 7y ago
Network Connectivity Engineers are currently investigating DNS resolution issues affecting network connectivity to Azure services. More information will be provided as it becomes available.
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Global Azure network infrastructure issues(azure.microsoft.com)
5 points by jbergstroem 7y ago|2 comments
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UBiome Offices Searched by FBI(wsj.com)
83 points by jbergstroem 7y ago|56 comments
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by jbergstroem 7y ago
Form has captcha: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/supportrequestform/8ad56...
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by jbergstroem 7y ago
I'm also one of those oldfarts that insists on hosting my private emails for me and a few friends. I've owned the ip since early 2000's and have had zero "spam"/blacklist incidents. One trend I've been not
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by jbergstroem 7y ago
Can't help but feel that their focus on moving all operation insights into gitlab itself will not be as successful as they want it to be (as far as I read, their goal was to replace their operations and monitoring tools with gitlab its
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
lazyweb: arewefastyet.com from mozilla used to visualize performance differences between chrome, safari/webkit and firefox. Safari used to come out on top. Is this still the case? Is there perhaps another site where one can follow thes
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
At my clients, they swear by jira workflows (that's the name, right?). The mindset of "customize everything" seems to be impossible to impact. A strong second is managerial heaven plugins with unlimited ways of clicking and v
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
Coverage is a Big Deal. Fastly used to be pretty unavailable in South America but has since last year improved coverage (esp via west, in Chile). I'd also like to add that with Cloudflare workers the technology lead of fastly (VCL, edg
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
For those who host their own email (read: use your own domain for incoming), I'd like to remind/raise awareness about using `.io` which had two pretty serious security incidents recently (<3 years). Last incident: https:/
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
Yes, the railgun comment was why I wanted to elaborate on the subject. Thanks for your insight.
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
I didn't mean to imply that it is competing with open web standards; I apologize if it came out that way. I was trying to make the case that for instance performance benefits in http3 wouldn't apply to the connection that Argo mai
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
How do you see argo tunnel fit in this scope? It obviously has other features (cert management, internal routing) - but you'd have to keep competing against http standards with your protocol, no?
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
The second paragraph opens up with a “what is quic” and links to another post. Perhaps give that a read?
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
I own a Model 1 ( http://playdifferently.org/model-1/ ). The overall feel is very "analog" and the faders are by far the best I've ever used. The "filter" approach (LPF,HPF) is also hard to live
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
Dear lazyweb: How can I make my favorite browser - Firefox - use MacOS's native full-screen when clicking "full screen" in a video? Thanks for your reply.
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FreeBSD 12.0-BETA1 Now Available(lists.freebsd.org)
3 points by jbergstroem 8y ago|0 comments
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OpenSSH 7.9(openssh.com)
1 points by jbergstroem 8y ago|0 comments
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
As a comparison, here's gitlab's journey (issue opened March, 2016): https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/14286 Looks like the first scheduled milestone was 9.5 (a year ago) and the curren
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GitLab 11.3 Released with Maven Repository and Protected Environments(about.gitlab.com)
5 points by jbergstroem 8y ago|0 comments

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