marvinblum

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   by marvinblum 3y ago

   https://european-alternatives.eu/category/web-analytics-serv...
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   I moved to Germany and regret it(businessinsider.com)

   31 points by marvinblum 3y ago|94 comments
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   by marvinblum 3y ago

   This reminds me of Gogs [0], where the original author refused a lot of good ideas and improvements, eventually leading to a fork [1] that's now a lot more popular and active than the original. [0] https://gogs.io/ [1]
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   by marvinblum 3y ago

   Alright, so no more DDoS protection or rate limiting. Do we need consent before a router or switch on the network can process traffic? Isn't the ISP violating the GDPR if they hand out information about a customer to third parties with
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   by marvinblum 3y ago

   I couldn't agree more. If IP addresses are considered PII, we can basically shut down the internet. They are necessary to protect against spammers and attacks. Also, as you have mentioned, an IP address can _not_ be linked to a natural
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   by marvinblum 4y ago

   Hey thanks for your suggestions! I think we can most of that work. A full-width dashboard is on our list already, so we can include that in the next bigger update, which will also have the option to white label your dashboard.
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   by marvinblum 4y ago

   Thanks! Yes we did that ourselfes :) We'll be adding a lot more content soon, it's nice but there is not much text, so no good for SEO.
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   by marvinblum 4y ago

   I'm building Pirsch Analytics [0], a privacy-friendly web analytics tool. I think it took the two of us ~1.5 years to get to $2000 MRR. Currently we're setting just above $4000 MRR. It started as an experiment for my personal webs
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   Server-Side A/B Testing on Deno Using the Fresh Framework and Pirsch Analytics(pirsch.io)

   2 points by marvinblum 4y ago|0 comments
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    by marvinblum 4y ago

    1. You probably won't be able to pull some of the images any longer and need to find an alternative host (ghcr.io instead of hub.docker.io for example) 2. Podman
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    by marvinblum 4y ago

    https://www.gocookieless.com/ is also a good place to find analytics services :)
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    by marvinblum 4y ago

    In case anybody cares, you'll also find mine there (pirsch.io).
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    by marvinblum 4y ago

    You can find a more complete list of (european) based web analytics and other tools here: https://european-alternatives.eu/category/web-analytics-serv... (not my website)
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    Pirsch Analytics – simple, cookie-free, and privacy-friendly web analytics(pirsch.io)

    3 points by marvinblum 4y ago|0 comments
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    by marvinblum 4y ago

    Do you really think they are this stupid? Or just trying to control the public opinion?
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    by marvinblum 4y ago

    "We are investigating reports of issues with Actions. This looks related to Azure networking issue which is impacting multiple regions. We are seeing improvements and will continue to monitor this."
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    by marvinblum 4y ago

    Are you on Linkedin? :D
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    by marvinblum 4y ago

    Find a head hunter to do it for you. They'll usually find a company for you and set everything up so that you won't have to go through too many hoops. I haven't tried this myself, but heard a few good stories about it.
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    by marvinblum 4y ago

    HashiCorp Nomad is a nice alternative is something you can look into if you're looking for a lightweight Kubernetes replacement. Also, it doesn't support everything Kubernetes does, it should be enough for most use cases.
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    by marvinblum 4y ago

    F2
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    by marvinblum 4y ago

    There are plenty of alternatives: https://european-alternatives.eu/category/web-analytics-serv... I'm building one of them, Pirsch.
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    by marvinblum 4y ago

    I think the impression that Linux doesn't work on the desktop mostly comes from Windows being pre-installed on most devices and software only being available for Windows or Mac. Also, some hardware vendors are actively sabotaging Linux
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    by marvinblum 4y ago

    https://github.com/FiloSottile/mkcert
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    by marvinblum 4y ago

    I was looking for an embedded analytics solution for my website in Golang. I couldn't find one so I built one myself, which I later turned into a product. We've been called "copycats" many times, but we actually didn&#x2
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    by marvinblum 4y ago

    It is. I just implemented a system using Unpoly this year.
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    by marvinblum 4y ago

    Without adding another comment about syntax or language specifics, I just like that you can get shit done and stay sane. I have fewer bugs in Go because it's easy to read and because adding unit tests is easy. Deployment is simple beca
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    by marvinblum 4y ago

    Ahm no, if your requests are coming from AWS, I'll block them. Blocking IP ranges is an effective way of filtering bots, spammers, or just unwanted traffic. I just recently added an IP filter list to our analytics service. I know it&#x
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    by marvinblum 4y ago

    I think your service would be close to what I'm looking for. But can you handle 120+ million requests per month? I would rather integrate an open-source list into our open-source tool than using a proprietary service.
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    by marvinblum 4y ago

    Same here. I would like to integrate a simple blacklist into our system. Does anybody know of a good IP lists that contains known bots, data centers, and so on? Also from a performance perspective, I can't do hundreds of millions of re
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    by marvinblum 4y ago

    And it still has this outdated mentality LoC = productivity.