mekster

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by mekster 5y ago
It's hard to imagine how laptops always lasted half a day from 20 years ago, despite plenty of technology innovations. It must be the desire of users and developer laziness that chews all the batteries.
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by mekster 5y ago
Since you think setting a few DNS entries would solve the problem, I doubt that. Have you configured a new domain for emails and got them work fine against Gmail etc?
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by mekster 5y ago
Point is Gmail etc would work without you being a Unix admin. I didn't know emails in and out of Gmail get stuck so often. Besides, there's a bounce email that describes errors.
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by mekster 5y ago
It's only probably your domains already have enough reputations. I don't think you understand the complexity of having your emails marked as spams on newer domains. I've also been running my domain email for 15 years or so an
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by mekster 5y ago
I'm amazed at the end of 2021, I still get to see these responses about blockchain on hacker news. Somehow Reddit looks smarter when it comes to blockchain topics.
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by mekster 5y ago
Maybe they want to ship Apple Silicon to server vendors?
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by mekster 5y ago
I like ruby but the recent static typing feels a step backwards having have to write a separate file, unlike typescript where you can incrementally add typing to the actual source code. https://developer.squareup.com/blog&#x
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by mekster 5y ago
You forgot Discourse and GitLab.
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by mekster 5y ago
Can you tell how it's done specifically? Are you zfs send'ing to another directory and encrypt it entirely on the fly while transferring to Glacier? Does it do incremental backup transfer to Glacier or does it have to transfer the
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by mekster 5y ago
Not sure if they're overpriced when they also have borg discount and rsync.net is one of the only service that I can borg or "zfs send" directly as well as the fact that they've been running nearly 20 years? to know they
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by mekster 5y ago
I'm not talking about the inability to use virtualization. Not being able to use the docker container ecosystem is just making me give up. Any differences between system versions is up to you to learn but having no access to third part
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by mekster 5y ago
Not exactly their fault but given up using FreeBSD when they cannot support docker properly for quite a while. I have plenty of containers that I'd like to use but there's no way to do it in FreeBSD. Besides, I don't see bene
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by mekster 5y ago
Unless you can carefully code, it's not worth pretending a script to be idempotent. The example checks for /mnt/dev in a file but it doesn't check whether the string is in a comment or if it's part of /mnt&#x2F
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by mekster 5y ago
Uploading CSV support is on Metabase's roadmap. https://www.metabase.com/roadmap/
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by mekster 5y ago
Right. Their own bug tracker is just very hard to navigate and I'm not interested in any of their web service offerings. Glad they're rebuilding the IDE with modern feature sets with faster experience. Hopefully they don't ti
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by mekster 5y ago
What was not so nice about Apache? Mentioning without context sounds like an emotional one.
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by mekster 5y ago
Not a browser extension but I use Adguard Home hosted on my server to have all ads resolve with non existent IP and it can work network wide, so I don't really need to install ad blockers on every device. But the difference is, since i
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by mekster 5y ago
SendGrid is such a mess, feeling more after Twillio bought it but maybe it is irrelevant. From their admin site, first time you try to login, it says "Page you're looking for cannot be found" briefly and takes you to the logi
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by mekster 5y ago
> daily driver since years and years and years And yet you think $350 is expensive? There must be many more things that return less to you. Use it for 10 years, that's about $3/month for comfort of daily typing. > it's
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by mekster 5y ago
Lite shouldn't even be called hhkb. It's night and day difference I'm not sure why they made it. Not sure how $200 is any expensive when it makes you feel comfortable for 10 years. Think about return value than the upfront co
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by mekster 5y ago
Sorry I didn't link to an issue but a concern with duplicity is more about its implementation which needs incremental backups to depend on the base full backup (that you would make the first time) which means if you want to prune tha
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by mekster 5y ago
Probably better to let your server go through some public VPN service.
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by mekster 5y ago
Server IP can easily be differentiated from casual internet users' IP, and since you also don't usually get a server IP rotated, you're pretty much stuck on a single IP and you're easy to be categorized as an unique user
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by mekster 5y ago
There are certain priority to what you treat as issues. Slowness is the least of the problem against data loss or repo corruption and perhaps you may be able to somewhat circumvent it by splitting the repo to different locations or disks.
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by mekster 5y ago
When it comes to backup software, do yourself a favor and do extensive research on their stability and reliability. From what I learnt, borg has least problem of all the open source backup software with the most wanted features (encryption,
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by mekster 5y ago
It doesn't look good. > This means that if a single one of these bonds defaults, all 23 outstanding bonds automatically have ‘default’ status https://apnews.com/press-release/pr-newswire/business-china-...
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by mekster 5y ago
I like many daemons are written in go instead of java these days and they start up instantly and take fer less resource. Java will fade out as old systems fade out in a few decades as ecosystems catch up in other languages.
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by mekster 5y ago
Photoprism has been doing fine on me.
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by mekster 5y ago
Meaning, can they fix the issue by just updating the console remotely and not fixable by believing it should never leak?
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by mekster 5y ago
Is Sony prepared for such an event or some sort of irreversible damage is done as a console?

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