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by lorenzo95 4y ago
This is pretty neat to get you up and running quickly without great know-how.
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by lorenzo95 4y ago
Found it: https://podcasts.files.bbci.co.uk/p095y1m1.rss
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by lorenzo95 4y ago
Thank you! I don't usually listed to bbc but this was quite interesting. Mental health is so underrated. Just ask my insurance :( Too bad they don't have rss anymore
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by lorenzo95 4y ago
Neat. Looks like f-droid is still waiting for the update.
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by lorenzo95 4y ago
This is interesting news indeed. Here is the link to the documentation including a compose template https://bitwarden.com/help/install-and-deploy-unified-beta/ In my opinion, they are just missing sqlite in the su
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by lorenzo95 4y ago
Thanks! That's pretty cool. I will definitely have to try that. I could think of some sweet applications. Especially in a secured Kubernetes cluster.
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by lorenzo95 4y ago
The focus here is on the fact that it runs in userspace. Tailscale in userspace does something similar where it receives packet "meta-data" and then just creates the packet that came through the tunnel and sends it out the lan int
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by lorenzo95 4y ago
Thank you for sharing. Good read. I was trying to integrate modsecurity into ingress-nginx but you changed my mind. Why not do it the cloud-native way and have it as a sidecar instead. D'oh
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by lorenzo95 4y ago
As someone who has recently started therapy, I really do feel what you are saying. What I started wondering now is how different my life may have turned out would I have been smart enough to get therapy in my 20s. It turns out, the amount
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by lorenzo95 4y ago
Well that's not good. Sad day for a product trying to make a difference. I can hear Leo Laporte crying out ;)
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by lorenzo95 4y ago
I do somehow share the sentiment. There is a lack of a certain collegiality these days. Passionate? I am a fan of self-hosting applications but doing it in a simplistic, secure and reproducible way. Green is also a factor. Buying a storinat
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by lorenzo95 4y ago
ooooh that's smart. I used the knowledge gained here to look at tailscale and now understand better what it does. Great success ;) Also found an interesting article here https://rakhesh.com/linux-bsd/tailscale-wire
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by lorenzo95 4y ago
I'll be looking forward to see how your access control feature works. I am currently using netmaker (netmaker.org) which is limited to allow/deny per endpoint instead of service based policy. I really like you auth0 option for the
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by lorenzo95 5y ago
It's awesome. Have been using it for a while. Ipv6 overlay network with e2e encryption. And it works well. Dns is blockchain based at the moment. It's neat. You can use it standalone or join the public one. There is also a mail sy
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by lorenzo95 5y ago
Well not to "any" but to more than one
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Yggdrasil: Mesh Networks on IPv6(blog.apnic.net)
2 points by lorenzo95 5y ago|0 comments
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by lorenzo95 5y ago
lol. No, it's not a linux distro!
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by lorenzo95 5y ago
Neat idea but what I don't understand is why now? Everybody I know moved on from openstack years ago. Is there really demand for this and what for? I would have expected things to go more towards the kubevirt way if someone "need
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by lorenzo95 5y ago
This reminds me of the discussion we had when Mozilla decided to switch from irc to slack. The reasoning behind it was to reduce barriers to accessibility. Sadly we can't disagree with that. irc is great but there isn't enough mon
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by lorenzo95 5y ago
I am curious why you use an ingress-nginx deployment. It looks like your blog pod is also running a nginx container, which makes sense. You could just point cloudflared at the service of that pod could you not? Maybe you just wanted an ingr
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by lorenzo95 5y ago
Looks interesting but don't we already use k3s?
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by lorenzo95 7y ago
The guys on linux unplugged interviewed the developer in their last podcast here https://linuxunplugged.com/329 Starts at about 28:20. He explains more of the why and how.
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by lorenzo95 7y ago
It is what I am looking for. But why does it rely so much on kernel versions? I will try it once 18.04 is supported.
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by lorenzo95 7y ago
I developed this app that I use for micro-segmenting networks. It works very well for me on ubuntu 18.04 as well as raspberry pi's. Sometimes to connect docker vm's to the reverse proxy without having to use swarm. A Server assign
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RoutWire – WireGuard Mesh (PoC)(github.com)
6 points by lorenzo95 7y ago|1 comments