johntash

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by johntash 6y ago
> works on local files This is only sort of true. You can import/export markdown(or text) files, but the source of truth is in a sqlite database. When you sync with webdav or another folder, that's also markdown - but it&#x27
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by johntash 6y ago
Not the person you're asking and I'm not sure if it's a good example to base anything off of, but the only example I could think of is Jira. It has a "rank" attribute that it somehow keeps track of for tickets. Som
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by johntash 6y ago
I haven't compared them recently, but gopass [0] is compatible with pass. It has a few more features that makes it nice to use with other people. [0] https://github.com/gopasspw/gopass
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by johntash 6y ago
Does Bitwarden work offline? I thought it needed a server to sync to
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by johntash 6y ago
They really should, the.onion would almost be perfect.
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by johntash 6y ago
When it comes to a browser, I'm curious as well. I often end up with 100+ tabs in firefox before I close them all. I don't think think I'd consider that being a power user, but would a 10x power user simply mean someone with
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by johntash 6y ago
> In other instances, where I haven't been able to do that, like for disparate VPN clients and such I will generally assign a RFC1918 address to it. Like service.vpn.ourdomain.com resolves to 10.92.83.200. As long as I can respond t
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by johntash 6y ago
I don't see it used very often, but Consul actually can execute remote commands. You do have to enable it in the config though. https://www.consul.io/docs/commands/exec edit: Also, Nomad would be another ch
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by johntash 6y ago
> Regardless of whether that communication happens within a cluster, across clusters within a datacenter or VPC, or across the public Internet, Linkerd will establish a connection between clusters that's encrypted and authenticated
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by johntash 6y ago
Yes, I have several pis that boot from an sd card and then all of the file systems get mounted over NFS. The sd card only needs to be read from once every few weeks/months when it boots. Even if it does wear out, storing all the data
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by johntash 6y ago
Do you have a link to a website for your app? I'd be interested in trying it out.
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by johntash 6y ago
Be sure to write something about this if you ever take it further. I think it'd be a cool concept and could potentially help connect with people. I could also see it being too overwhelming and nobody reading the extra context availabl
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by johntash 6y ago
I've been using Node Red for automation using home assistant (instead of their built-in automation) and generally like it. I'd like to use it more like IFTTT, but haven't really found any good uses so far since I was never a
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by johntash 6y ago
Official raspberrypi.org blog post/announcement for anyone interested: https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/8gb-raspberry-pi-4-on-sale-...
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by johntash 6y ago
> There's no way, at 60-70-80-90 years of age, that I will still be mentally capable of managing a wildcard domain. Do you think this will get technically harder and you'll no longer be familiar with the "new" process
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by johntash 6y ago
Can you link to the Kiwi you're talking about? I found https://github.com/danielwertheim/Kiwi but it hasn't been updated in 7+ years, so I'm not sure if it's what you're talking about.. NotePl
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by johntash 6y ago
I'm not sure whether it's what they meant, but I could see the "admin" cms portion being hosted on lambda. You'd load a static editor page, write your content, and then post it to a lambda endpoint. That lambda wou
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by johntash 6y ago
I like this idea, but I feel like it's shifting the problem to "how do you discover cool directories made by other people?" Maybe an idea would be something like what you have, but using some sort of standard that could be pu
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by johntash 6y ago
I wish Notion had a self-hosted version. I store a lot of things in Joplin (previously Evernote) that I'm just not comfortable having on 3rd party servers :(
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by johntash 6y ago
How does this work? I like the idea of a search engine which only searches domains I have whitelisted. Are you using this? https://programmablesearchengine.google.com/about/
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by johntash 6y ago
It's been a long time since I've used it, but you may be interested in https://github.com/jordansissel/fpm if you haven't seen it before.
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by johntash 6y ago
Joplin is the one I'm currently using to replace Evernote and Keep, and would probably recommend it. It's still not as quick, but it is pretty good. Turtl is probably closer to Keep, but I didn't like it quite as much.
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by johntash 6y ago
There were lots of GPUs being bought up for crypto mining reasons, but that doesn't seem like it has been as big of a deal in the consumer market recently (at least locally.) If anything, it generated a lot of cheap secondhand cards fo
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by johntash 6y ago
I haven't done the math, but depending on your bandwidth requirements - you could try spinning up a couple vms at DigitalOcean/Linode/somewhere with bundled bandwidth, and then just run nginx as a cache with s3 as the backend
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by johntash 6y ago
Thanks for posting about this. Sharing urls/files/text/etc to termux is something I never thought about doing. I usually end up sharing urls to the gmail app and just sending it to my todo@ e-mail to go through later. I li
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by johntash 6y ago
I'm not sure if I understand the complaint around this.. If you put a file (that you do not have permission to distribute) on the internet in a public-accessible location, you should expect that someone will want it removed. IPFS is n
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by johntash 6y ago
> It's also great for some company tax reductions, so it's appreciated! Can you explain what you mean by company tax reductions? I'm confused how that relates with keeping a worklog.
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by johntash 7y ago
Off-topic: Do you want to talk about your side project? I'm curious what is costing 1-4k/mo. Is it hosting costs, or are you paying others for work?
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by johntash 7y ago
If you want a recommendation, try out https://gitea.io/en-us/ - it has a mirror feature that can periodically pull down repos for you. I've been using it to backup some of my repos on github/gitlab, without h
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by johntash 7y ago
Rolling my own through Twilio is something I've been considering as well, so I'd also be interested if anyone knows of a good alternative.

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