lazyweb

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by lazyweb 6y ago
Yeah no, that's where I'd draw the line. I have one nginx instance serving my blog and various resources via proxypass (nextcloud, grafana, icinga, kibana etc.). For the sake of keeping things maintainable, there's one wildca
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by lazyweb 6y ago
On a related note, thinking of setting my personal site to TLS 1.3 only. It's still allowing for TLS 1.2 with strong chipers, but except for shutting out anyone using older smartphones or operating systems, what's the harm? Could
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by lazyweb 6y ago
Reminds me of this story [1] from a few days ago (emoji domain names). It's going to be thing sooner or later. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26422799
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by lazyweb 6y ago
That's exactly how mail works between servers though. Granted, it's about semantics, but virtually all mail servers accept TLS connections without the need to check cert validity of their respective counterparts.
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by lazyweb 6y ago
I know, this shouldn't have happened. But Ublock Origin all the way, always. The days of trusting any website without blockers are gone.
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by lazyweb 6y ago
Starting a strict workout routine. I could see/feel effects after a few weeks. Can't do this kind of workout anymore since the lockdown in my country, but really looking forward to getting back at it once it's allowed again.
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by lazyweb 6y ago
Greed often outweighs any smarts.
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by lazyweb 6y ago
I dare say that if such a letter were to be sent from a company in my country, it would be grounds for legal retaliation. Why would you put insults into writing, in official letters no less?
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by lazyweb 6y ago
How could a company conduct itself in such a way, and still expect to retain a fruitful business? As someone from europe, I sometimes don't know what to think of japanese work culture from stories like these. Regardless if it's re
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by lazyweb 6y ago
Read it a few years ago. The chapter describing an emerging consciousness through a feedback loop is something I think about every once in a while. On a related note, currently working through 'Gödel, Escher, Bach'.
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by lazyweb 6y ago
This kind of happened to me. Dwelling mostly inside during the pandemic, I did a vitamin D blood test out of curiosity. Had critically low levels according to my doctor (something around 6, normal is between 30 - 80 AFAIK). Started taking v