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by l72 6y ago
Pi-Hole + wireguard works really well. I have my wife's iPhone set up to automatically connect wireguard unless we are on the home wifi. She has no idea it's even happening. She is just happy that the Internet is always less full
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by l72 6y ago
I love Bandcamp. It is my primary place for exploring and purchasing new music. Their generous policies around previewing, the ability to browse through niche labels to find similar music, and flac support make it hard to beat. I am also re
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by l72 6y ago
This is the problem with how we define cities. Jacksonville is technically the largest city in all of Florida too, but that is because it annexed almost all of its suburbs, so the whole "metro" area is just on city, which is quite
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by l72 6y ago
I think it depends on your goal. If I want to browse new chicken recipes, I am going to open the table of contents, find the section on poultry and start flipping through recipes. On the other hand, if I want to cook a chicken curry, I am g
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by l72 6y ago
Getting authentication and federation "right" is tough, and I wouldn't recommend implementing it yourself. I would consider looking into Keycloak, which is an opensource platform similar to Okta/Auth0 that you can self h
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by l72 6y ago
When they started accepting orders last February/March, I thought it was clear that they wouldn't be shipping until May. I too ordered one and am eagerly awaiting it! While I agree that email updateds would have been nice, they ha
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by l72 6y ago
I have my own yacy search engines running internally (non-peered) for similar reasons. One crawls some key code documentation sites that I need for work, and another crawls a whole bunch of music blogs. While I typically still use RSS for r
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by l72 6y ago
Why isn't anyone creating smaller, specialized search sites? Imagine a search site that is dedicated to nothing but sci-fi, and it includes blogs, reviews, and discussions from a curated list of smaller and independent publications. No