lazyweb

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by lazyweb 4y ago
That's a very big AND.
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by lazyweb 4y ago
HARD agree. Had a lot of fun going against 12 bots with 2-3 (human) friends, for hours.
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by lazyweb 4y ago
Similar experience for me. Four 2TB 980pro in RAID-Z2. Since introducing the drives in August 2021 I've had to replace them five times. I think none of the original SSDs are left. Only between 5 - 25TB written on average. Usually indiv
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by lazyweb 4y ago
There is a show called Alone [1] in which 10 participants compete for 500.000 dollars by trying to survive the northern canadian arctic winter as long as possible, up to three or four months. Virtually all footage is filmed by the participa
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by lazyweb 4y ago
Reminds me of the final level of Serious Sam: The 2nd Encounter. Love that game.
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by lazyweb 4y ago
I'd tend to agree, but then again, there's so many people who are just bad at their job. Attention to detail is a skill which many do not care to sharpen.
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by lazyweb 4y ago
Yes! The entire new Matrix movie looks like that as well. Granted, those scenes were taking place inside the Matrix, but that choice did not really work for me. Seems as if the director wanted to move as far away as possible from the old mo
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by lazyweb 4y ago
On the other hand, especially when offering an online service, cert monitoring and/or robust automation are essential. Blaming browser behaviour is missing the point in my opinion.
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by lazyweb 4y ago
Holy crap that resonates 100%. And soon I'm supposed to step into a more management style role there. Have not signed the new contract yet, though.
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by lazyweb 4y ago
Excellent film. Very memorable.
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by lazyweb 4y ago
I started carrying it a few weeks ago. Ideally I don't have to use it, but if I do, the Nextcloud client will just take care of syncing my data after going online. Another "apt upgrade" and it's ready to go. I could even
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by lazyweb 4y ago
* Selfhosted Nextcloud on dedicated Hetzner server, connected to computers and phone. * Daily backup of Nextcloud to another Hetzner server about 2500km away, and to another server at home. * All data encrypted at rest. * All encryption key
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by lazyweb 4y ago
I'm selfhosting a wallabag server, which lets me access my bookmarks on all my devices, without the need for another 3rd party service. Probably not what you're looking for, but I started looking into private bookmark sharing and
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by lazyweb 4y ago
Technically even large shell scripts can be expressed / executed as one liners :)
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by lazyweb 4y ago
Interesting! Have the sale alerts ever netted you something of interest? I imagine one could have a decent side business flipping goods.
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by lazyweb 4y ago
That's why you run two pihole instances on independent hardware :)
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by lazyweb 4y ago
Not me, but in a previous job the interim office manager used a physical calculator to add up columns from an excel sheet she was working on with her computer. I gave her a quick intro into SUM & co. Unsurprisingly, those tasks took a l
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by lazyweb 4y ago
I just use "grep -R", sometimes with "-i" as well. Works for me 99% of the time.
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by lazyweb 4y ago
Thunderbird on Linux, K-9 Mail on Android. My $WORKPLACE is using Outlook, so I use Thunderbird for Mail there too and always have a browser tab open with the OWA calendar [1]. Not the most elegant solution, but it's working fine for m
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by lazyweb 4y ago
I've successfully hosted my own private mail server [1] on a Hetzner system for the last 6-7 years. It's a steep learning curve, and a rather large time sink in the beginning to set everything up, but it's been running smooth
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by lazyweb 4y ago
Just as note, but the Japanese show mentioned in the article ("Old Enough") is absolutely delightful. Episodes are usually between 10-20 minutes (the longest being the one with the fish / apple disaster). AFAIK there are curr
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by lazyweb 5y ago
Yes, it's bad. The only thing the site needs to work is a CDN [1]. It's like web cancer. I count no less than SEVENTEEN OTHER external sites trying to inject resources. Must be a new high score. [1] https://i.imgur.com&
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by lazyweb 5y ago
> I really don’t care for Chrome users and their inability to do pure TLSv1.3. You "don't really care" for a majority of users, based on what? TLS 1.2 is perfectly fine to use with strong ciphers. I salute your static webs
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by lazyweb 5y ago
Pihole [1] is mostly written in bash, which reads rather well, as far as I am concerned. [1] https://github.com/pi-hole/pi-hole
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by lazyweb 5y ago
I love teardown guides like this. It seems nothing was damaged here. My main question, was the person able to reassemble everything in again?
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by lazyweb 5y ago
> Any tips on IPs where people are seeing excellent deliverability? I'd like to avoid routing my outbound email through one of the email providers (Mailgun, SES, etc) if I can. I've moved my domain / mailserver a few times
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by lazyweb 5y ago
> So far no problems delivering to Gmail. I was initially junked by Outlook, but that fixed itself after a while since I had sent enough emails to build up reputation. For me, Google has been really relaxed in terms of receiving mail f
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by lazyweb 5y ago
Do it! You can start slow. Install the basics. Look into postfix and dovecot, deflecting spam, and the whole DNS stuff. If you feel confident in your setup, start using it for non-critical stuff first. That's the beauty of it imo, you
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by lazyweb 5y ago
> Watch your postfix and ssh auth logs if you run a mailserver, you're basically under constant probing! That's public selfhosting for you these days. I'm really not worried about getting hacked. I'm keeping my setup
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Running a private mail server for six years, easy peasy(schumacher.sh)
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