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by kassner 10mo ago
The MacBook Air 15” costs €1399, doesn’t sound too economical to pay double the price for the extra 0.9”
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by kassner 10mo ago
Exactly.
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by kassner 10mo ago
Any car in Brazil already has to cope with a high ethanol mix (it’s now 30%, with plans for 35%), so not sure how they are making something “more accessible” when everything else in the market already has it. Do they have some innovative me
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by kassner 10mo ago
I’d say nowadays 443/tcp is the only port that you’ll find open in any usable network, anything else is part of a corporate network whack-a-mole game. So while DoH and DoT traffic shouldn’t be distinguishable, 853/tcp is surely a
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by kassner 10mo ago
Thank you for writing it! > What you're doing right now makes sense for your scale, IMO Absolutely. I use DNS validation, and I’m fine running it manually every quarter, but I’m sure I’ll be quite annoyed to have to do it every mont
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by kassner 10mo ago
In my case is multiple servers handling the same FQDN. They are load balanced via DNS or use DNS anycast in some situations. In any case, my server is the one terminating TLS.
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by kassner 10mo ago
How do people here deal with distributed websites? I’m currently issuing one certificate on my machine and then Ansible-ing it into all the servers. I could issue one certificate for each server, but then at any given time I’d have dozens o
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by kassner 10mo ago
Agreed. My experience was pre-Matt drama, and even then the boundary between wp.org and Automattic was quite unclear.
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by kassner 10mo ago
TBF there is some scrutiny on existing plugins, the team is just extremely understaffed (it’s ran by volunteers after all). I got involved in a plugin that ended up getting de-listed for some minor ToS violations after several years of bein
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by kassner 10mo ago
> you can't correct a typo in a sent message in Delta At least on the iOS app you can, just tested it. I run my own postfix/dovecot, so shouldn’t require any esoteric configurations.
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by kassner 11mo ago
The problem was not the cookie banner, but rather that they were doing things that required user consent (most commonly: filling up the website with 3rd-party marketing tools). You can have a website as big as GitHub without a cookie banner
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by kassner 11mo ago
I still consider this a red flag. The company wants me to put time into the hiring process, but they can’t be bothered to do the same. If there is at least a recruiter screening first, I’ll apply and ask about “Bring Your Own Code Examples”
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by kassner 11mo ago
I guess the case he’s making is that not even Ofcom knows, because it has nothing to do with the block itself. They want to make a scene, however possible.
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by kassner 11mo ago
Second and third suspensions are a week apart. Wouldn’t be enough time to shift customers to a new auth format, specially when most of the burden is on them.
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by kassner 11mo ago
> There are also other ACME providers which will let you skip challenges for DCVd domains Do you have examples? I’m not sure how to search for this feature.
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by kassner 11mo ago
How do you tell iOS/Android which website to open? You do that by hijacking the request to http://captive.apple.com and then 301/302 it to your domain, with or without https. If the first request iOS made was to be sec
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Forgejo v13.0.2 contains critical security fixes(codeberg.org)
2 points by kassner 1y ago|1 comments
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by kassner 1y ago
Also affects v11
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by kassner 1y ago
Put swap on the “instance store” disk, not EBS.
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by kassner 1y ago
> billing […] can't tolerate eventual consistency Interesting point that banks actually tolerate a lot more eventual consistency than most software that just use a billing backend ever do. Stuff like 503-ing a SaaS request because t
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by kassner 1y ago
Thank you, I'll give it a try! I quite like the low-end offering, €5 can get you a managed ValKey, a managed Postgres and a 512MB RAM Linux VM. In most other PaaS offerings you start at $10 just for a managed database. If you don'
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by kassner 1y ago
They rely on Leaseweb: https://www.nodion.com/en/docs/regions/
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by kassner 1y ago
Basically everyone with even a CDN endpoint on the US is under Cloud Act. Hetzner, OVH, etc. Maybe only Scaleway that I couldn’t find any mentions of an US PoP.
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by kassner 1y ago
Their website has basically nothing. Is it under a different brand, or just not generally available yet?
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by kassner 1y ago
Haven’t heard of Nodion before. What is your main selling point? What does it do different from just reselling Leaseweb?
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by kassner 1y ago
It would be awesome to have this list vetted for the CLOUD Act. IIRC only Scaleway is “safe” from it, given they don’t have any PoP in the USA.
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by kassner 1y ago
AFAIK they haven’t launched yet.
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by kassner 1y ago
Isn’t it just porn with the images rendered directly on your biological GPU? What’s next? Neuralink-safe DRM?
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by kassner 1y ago
That’s a different thing: pre-authorization. It’s used for when you want to authorize some purchase before delivering the goods (that you later confirm once it’s delivered). The pre-auth is still done online for amounts above the card-offli
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by kassner 1y ago
If you ignore supermarkets, basically no place sells stuff in that low of an amount. Using Stripe as an example, transaction fees are 1.5%+1.8kr. I’m hard pressed to find a place that sells items with a price below 20kr, and even cheap crap

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