m_sahaf

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Programming Is Glorified Bookkeeping(caffeinatedwonders.com)
3 points by m_sahaf 5y ago|3 comments
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by m_sahaf 6y ago
> Today the rqlite code deletes the SQLite database (if present) and then rebuilds it from the Raft log. Neat! This is reminiscent of the replay of event log in Smalltalk.
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by m_sahaf 6y ago
Your Circuit Lab project was great and really helpful when I studied circuit analysis. That's the project I've known you for. Thank you for that!
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Secure, Redundant DNS Using CoreDNS(caffeinatedwonders.com)
3 points by m_sahaf 6y ago|0 comments
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by m_sahaf 6y ago
The best option now is gio https://gioui.org/
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by m_sahaf 6y ago
There's also Bastille, which looks very interesting: https://bastillebsd.org/
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by m_sahaf 6y ago
Bitwarden's docs say it's possible to bring your own certs[0]. The Bitwarden marketplace image on DigitalOcean asks whether you want it to manage its own certs or not. From minor googling, it seems you can change your mind later b
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by m_sahaf 6y ago
Can you share what your setup is like? I have bitwarden_rs self-hosted with Caddy in the front doing TLS termination and proxying the request to Bitwarden_rs and haven't experienced any issues for more than a year and half now. There a
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by m_sahaf 6y ago
If you're comfortable with the web stack and still want to stay lightweight, you can look into webview library[0]. I've used it with Go, and it also has bindings for other languages. It loads the platform's native browser wit
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by m_sahaf 6y ago
SQLite recommends against sharing it on NFS for multiple access because locking is broken on NFS for all kinds of files, not just SQLite. > But use caution: this locking mechanism might not work correctly if the database file is kept on
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by m_sahaf 6y ago
> Go is popular because of the names and organization behind it I hear this a lot, but the counterexample is always Dart. Google is behind it, and Lars Bak is definitely not a nobody, yet the language struggled to gain momentum; not unti
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by m_sahaf 6y ago
It's interesting how the home directories were under /usr during that era. If you notice at 13:35, when Brian runs `pwd`, he's at `/usr/bwk` and he says: "that's where I start when I login." Is there
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by m_sahaf 6y ago
A wild UI was observed https://github.com/shynome/caddy2-ui ! So it can probably be a community effort
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by m_sahaf 6y ago
The Caddy forum[0] would be one place! If you're writing a tutorial, protips, or anything like that, there's a Wiki category just for that. [0] https://caddy.community/
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by m_sahaf 6y ago
It's mentioned on the "Install" page in the "Documentation" part of the website https://caddyserver.com/docs/install#debian-ubuntu-raspbian :)
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by m_sahaf 6y ago
There's a full tutorial on the Documentation section! Start here https://caddyserver.com/docs/getting-started and go through the links listed under "Tutorial" on the left side of the page.
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by m_sahaf 6y ago
It's not a random source. The package is created by the release script in Caddy's repo: https://github.com/caddyserver/caddy/blob/e051e119d1dff75972... There's ongoing effort to package Caddy i
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by m_sahaf 6y ago
The list of core plugins (now called modules) is here: https://caddyserver.com/docs/modules/ If you're navigating from the homepage, click on "Documentation" at the top, then click on "modules&
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Tour of Go Compilers(caffeinatedwonders.com)
3 points by m_sahaf 7y ago|0 comments
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by m_sahaf 7y ago
Gary Bernhardt prophecy from his The Birth and Death of JavaScript[0] is coming true. [0] https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death...
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by m_sahaf 7y ago
On the other end of the spectrum you get ImageMagick useless commit messages[0]. That extreme aside, I'd rather have commit messages that delve into the why-and-how the commit alters the behavior to the better rather than cryptic messa
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by m_sahaf 7y ago
There's compatible Bitwarden server written in Rust called bitwarden_rs[0] for those who don't want to run the official Docker image with the requirement of Microsoft SQL Server and the demand for 2GiB of RAM. [0] https:/&#x
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by m_sahaf 7y ago
You're looking for binctr: https://github.com/genuinetools/binctr
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by m_sahaf 7y ago
Whoa, not going that far. No processes are moving from one computer to another, just proper file syncing and maybe some centralized authentication.
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by m_sahaf 7y ago
There are times when I wish Plan9 and/or Inferno took off and won some respectable market share. Having a laptop, smartphone, tablet, Synology storage at home, servers on DO, and remnant external HDD from prior era becomes frustrating
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by m_sahaf 7y ago
This has been answered twice[0] by Russ Cox himself[1]. Some of the reasons were familiarity and the need for segmented stacks, but he goes more on the details in his comments. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=881799
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by m_sahaf 7y ago
The license is one big difference. JExcel is MIT, while latest versions of Handsontable.... isn't[0]. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19488642
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by m_sahaf 7y ago
It's[0] known[1] issue[2]. [0] https://community.cloudflare.com/t/archive-is-error-1001/182... [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19828317 [2] https://twitter.com/archiv
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by m_sahaf 7y ago
Heads up for 1.1.1.1 users, archive.is DNS servers answer with bad address, so you won't be able to view this page.
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by m_sahaf 7y ago
Not true.... https://twitter.com/ericlaw/status/1123993553070448651?s=20

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