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by l3s2d 6y ago
What's the future of enterprise self-hosting? Cloud offerings that hook into your existing IAM are really good these days. In fact, even the IAM can be off-prem (Okta). It relieves the maintenance and upgrade burden significantly. Yet,
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by l3s2d 6y ago
Interesting, I haven't noticed any slowdown, but I am running fairly low traffic services. I do see that RemoteAddr is from a private IP range. Luckily I'm not using this information anywhere, but good to know.
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by l3s2d 6y ago
This has been a major pain point for me. Despite my `firewalld` configuration only allowing specific traffic, all my containers were exposed. My current policy is to set `"iptables": false` in Docker's `daemon.json` on any pu
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by l3s2d 6y ago
Here's some more HN discussion around this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14533398 And the relevant doc in the kernel source: https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/Doc
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by l3s2d 6y ago
Small players are still free to use the software under the terms of the GPL. What if the software were only available under the GPL with no commercial licensing option? The small players would be in the same scenario.
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by l3s2d 6y ago
I think you're right in that it is somewhat against the spirit of the GPL. That said, I'd like to offer another perspective: Dual-licensing with the GPL allows for the open sourcing of programs that would otherwise have been propr
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by l3s2d 6y ago
In this scenario, how do you track which parts of each file are GPL and which parts are MIT?
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by l3s2d 6y ago
I like to use nethogs for quickly looking at per-application traffic. Requires root. Related: trickle (per application bandwidth shaping) and wondershaper (per interface bandwidth shaping) are great for testing.
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by l3s2d 6y ago
Are you sure you can share Wayland windows? To my knowledge screen sharing support for Electron apps is experimental or hasn't landed yet. Xwayland windows (most games and Discord itself would fall into this category) can be shared.
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by l3s2d 6y ago
On most Linux distros the `python` package corresponds to Python 2. Likewise, most distros have a `python3` package with a relatively recent Python 3 version. This is for compatibility reasons and won't change anytime soon. The most n
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by l3s2d 6y ago
The bit about attitudes towards shared payments is fascinating. I wonder if this is truly attitude or just lack of choice. Are there any concrete examples of existing systems where people choose to pay more when the alternatives are signifi
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by l3s2d 6y ago
Source available, not open source.
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by l3s2d 6y ago
There is Metastream ( https://getmetastream.com/ ), but it doesn't seem as easy to use.
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by l3s2d 6y ago
Just tested on sway, it draws the title bar, but otherwise seems to work.
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by l3s2d 6y ago
I agree in principal, but in practice this isn't as easy as one would hope. Each IdP has slightly different requirements and parameters for connecting clients. There may be significant code non-overlap across providers, not to mention
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by l3s2d 6y ago
Not a Nix user, but my understanding is that it's a standalone package manager with its own repositories. On a non-Nix distro, installing a package with Nix is akin to installing a Python module with pip, instead of the distro's p
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by l3s2d 6y ago
I use a systemd user service. It sounds like you're on OS X, so you won't have systemd. Cron should work. Here are my systemd files for reference. Service: [Unit] Wants=network-online.target After=network-online.target
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by l3s2d 6y ago
I would recommend restic with B2. Really simple to set up. I use it for nightly homedir backups for multiple machines. Currently at ~400GB and it's costing me < $3/month.
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by l3s2d 7y ago
See here for details: https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/issues/4758
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by l3s2d 7y ago
Some relevant links: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/linux-clear/ https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/7rcvxc/clear_lin...
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Ask HN: Is there a web framework for creating configuration interfaces?
1 points by l3s2d 7y ago|0 comments
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by l3s2d 7y ago
Tangentially related, there was an interesting Reddit post on this a few years ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/2ayhkp/if_someo...