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kopf
1y ago
Can you explain to me why, despite "full type safety, autocomplete and validation" being the focus of "typed-ffmpeg", it makes sense to be passing width and height (or the x and y co-ordinates) as strings here? ``` .draw
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kopf
11y ago
I've now enabled amazon.co.uk. Have at it!
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kopf
11y ago
I'm in talks with them to allow access. They're a little pickier about what sites can become a member of their advertising program.
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Show HN: Juxta: detailed Amazon product overview, to deliver you from tab hell
(juxta.io)
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kopf
11y ago
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Jsonip.org returning 127.0.0.1 for all requests
(jsonip.org)
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kopf
11y ago
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Show HN: Adamcurtis.py
(github.com)
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kopf
12y ago
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kopf
12y ago
And that's just what I did with https://github.com/kopf/dyndns-autologin . A few months later, they discontinued the free service altogether. Somewhat sadly, it was my github project that seemed at times to garner
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kopf
12y ago
I'll be keeping an eye on logs and AWS expenditure to see if this becomes a problem. :) I'm not one to jump to the nuclear option of banning clients outright - if I notice behaviour that's harmful and needs to be corrected, I
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kopf
12y ago
I don't want to sound off-hand, but - what are you worried about? The application is basically a thin layer in front of AWS's Route 53. All user data is stored safely and securely. Are you just as suspicious of popular application
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kopf
12y ago
I'm afraid pagekite addresses a different problem to zzzz.
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kopf
12y ago
Nope
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kopf
12y ago
Whoops! Fixed. Thanks!
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kopf
12y ago
I use it myself, so it'll be up for the foreseeable future. Enjoy.
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kopf
12y ago
> it does not address the real issues of DNS management: space to store all zone data, bandwidth to support requests flow, resources to handle the load. You're absolutely right! However, as you said, it solves the user's proble
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kopf
12y ago
Not a whole lot. The domain itself costs ~50 euro per year. I'm hoping the AWS costs won't run too high - I figure a few euro per month. It's not really about the money but about the rush of endorphins you get when an email a
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kopf
12y ago
That should work fine! Email me if you run into trouble.
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kopf
12y ago
Yes, there's a very minimal API - you can find more information at https://zzzz.io/faq/ . It basically just supports updating the IP address associated with your subdomain. As noted on that page, you can simply GE
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kopf
12y ago
I don't think it's anything incredibly special (especially with the ugly bootstrap theme), and you guys probably all have your own domain names anyhow, but I'm just posting it on the off-chance that it might be useful to some
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Show HN: zzzz.io, a free DynDNS replacement I created on the weekend
(zzzz.io)
156 points
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kopf
12y ago
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69 comments
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kopf
13y ago
You couldn't make it up - http://ahye.ventolin.org/s/zfSylv3i.png
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kopf
14y ago
This is something I hacked together one weekend during the summer. It's proven extremely popular in work, so I decided to share it with you guys (although a little late, as when I first released it, I didn't have a hackernews account). Defi
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Ahye - An Open Source Screenshot and Image Server
(ventolin.org)
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kopf
14y ago
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2 comments