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by lazyweb 5y ago
Using a selfhosted version behind a subdomain of one of my TLDs. Something to be aware of - it can't be hosted behind a specific URI if you plan to have other stuff hosted on the same web root path (like example.com/wallabag), it
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by lazyweb 5y ago
Do it! I'm also currently migrating my old Wordpress blog to markdown in Jekyll using a minimalist theme [1]. I'm liking it so far. [1] https://github.com/riggraz/no-style-please
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Ask HN: Best way to migrate from Wordpress to something simpler/more elegant?
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by lazyweb 5y ago
Well that was quite the rabbit hole. Makes me want to actually watch the newer shows (Picard and Discovery).
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by lazyweb 5y ago
A lot of good points. I've been running my own private mail server for almost seven years [1], it's been a very valuable learning experience. [1] https://jschumacher.info/2021/05/running-a-private-mail-se
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by lazyweb 5y ago
In my experience [1] running a small private mail server is very much doable, and a good learning experience. [1] https://jschumacher.info/2021/05/running-a-private-mail-serv...
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by lazyweb 5y ago
Late to the party, but in my experience [1] running a private mail server is still very much doable, and a good learning experience. [1] https://jschumacher.info/2021/05/running-a-private-mail-serv...
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by lazyweb 5y ago
In my opinion, if you feel the need to write bash scripts that mount and/or format drives, there's already something wrong with your approach. Depending on the environment (old school linux system vs. orchestration suite) I'd
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by lazyweb 5y ago
Agreed. My most common use case for "finding stuff" on linux boxes is me looking for particular strings in clear text files, so I often end up doing "grep string -Ri {/etc,/var} | less". Also, though find seems
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by lazyweb 5y ago
I'd rather always check my code locally if the alternative is pasting it into a random web from. On the other hand, I wonder if the web page keeps track and could offer "best of bash mistakes".
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by lazyweb 5y ago
Not OP, but Greg Egan is mentioned somewhat often around here. Having read some of is books (Schild's Ladder, Permutation City, Diaspora) I can firmly recommend them, and would assign them the "hard sci-fi" tag. You can also
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by lazyweb 5y ago
People have different opinions. I think the label "hard sc-fi" is too fuzzy with everyone having their own expectations. Personally I found the books to be immensely entertaining. There's a number of very intriguing thought e
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by lazyweb 5y ago
On Android, if you're rooted, you can always reinstall whatsapp from a backup through "Titanium Backup". That's what I did while switching phones a few months ago.
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by lazyweb 5y ago
Yes, usually working with "--diff --check" flags as well, and did not know about "--step" either. Will incorporate that into my workflow for sure.
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by lazyweb 5y ago
Somewhat relevant, my experience with running a small private mail server. https://jschumacher.info/2021/05/running-a-private-mail-serv...
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by lazyweb 5y ago
Nice! Already upgraded most of my systems (around 10 VMs and 2-3 HW systems) to Bullseye a few weeks ago without issues.
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by lazyweb 5y ago
Started out 10 years ago as IT Administrator. Transitioning from platform (Company A) to DevOps (Company B) soon. I'm convinced that DevOps, for better or worse, is where the money is / will be. Platform is still quite close to th
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by lazyweb 5y ago
I'm using FF almost exactly the same way as you describe, and have found the "Forget Me Not" addon to be great. Not allowing 3rd party cookies at all via browser settings, then the addon deletes all cookies for a specific sit
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by lazyweb 5y ago
Read the book recently, was entertaining enough.
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by lazyweb 5y ago
I've been looking for platform-independent bookmark keeper and like to selfhost things, so I've set up a wallabag instance [1] hosted behind my TLD. There's an Android app via F-Droid as well. Can recommend this a lot. Using
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by lazyweb 5y ago
Mentioned it before, but I started with ClassPass (on Android) right before the pandemic started. Tried a few gyms and workouts, found some I enjoy, and now sticking to a routine of five HIIT / spinning workouts per week, albeit as dir
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by lazyweb 5y ago
Well either there's a bounce, or some other indicator in the postfix logs (collected by filebeat, with alertings in kibana). If I'd still be getting blackholed with a "250 delivered" in my logs, then screw it. I would ev
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by lazyweb 5y ago
> I have a few years of experience running my own email server and I can tell you this is a major pain in the ass. When you send your email via a small email server (a server that sends a low volume of email), you will have constant issu
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by lazyweb 5y ago
There's a very good Patriot Act episode [1] regarding devious patterns in the US tax industry. In fact the whole show is well worth watching. It's cancelled now, presumably because Netflix felt some heat since every episode stirre
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by lazyweb 5y ago
Hah, I was just logging into linkedin again after some months, looking at the landing page for a bit (before login). Wasn't aware they let you create accounts with passwords as short as six (!) characters.
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by lazyweb 5y ago
Yes! I've noticed that as well lately. So incredibly dishonest.
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by lazyweb 5y ago
Yup, that's why every single linux system I ever work on has molly-guard installed. Don't know about Solaris back in the day though.
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by lazyweb 5y ago
I've been running my own selfhosted mail server setup for about six years [1] without much trouble. It's a lot of work in the beginning, and there is a learning curve, but I've never experienced any of the issues lots of othe
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by lazyweb 5y ago
Agreed, it's my GUI of choice as well.
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by lazyweb 5y ago
Are you talking about the mobile app? You should always update. There have been fixes for (pretty bad) security issues in the past [1]. [1] https://www.whatsapp.com/security/advisories/archive/

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