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   by mholt 3y ago

   I wrote a config adapter for Caddy so you can write your Caddy configs with Pkl: https://github.com/caddyserver/pkl-adapter The big gotcha is it's only implemented in Java. So any language bindings have to shell o
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   by mholt 3y ago

   Great reasons -- glad to hear that! Let me know if you encounter any hiccups or have feedback. Love the fresh federated model btw!
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   by mholt 3y ago

   Awesome! Why did you choose Caddy as a proxy for PDS? (Caddy creator here.)
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   by mholt 3y ago

   Instead of banning game boys with radios, maybe fix the swiss cheese cars.
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   by mholt 3y ago

   Congrats on this milestone! Love to see more ways to keep open source sustainable. Thanks for the work you do. Hopefully Polar is very successful!
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   by mholt 3y ago

   Pssst: People who copy+paste example code aren't checking CVEs
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   by mholt 3y ago

   Eh, it's widely considered that part of security is availability. But I agree DoS is kind of a strawman since everything connected to a network is vulnerable to some form of DoS without extensive mitigation.
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   Profiling Caddy(caddyserver.com)

   14 points by mholt 3y ago|2 comments
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   by mholt 3y ago

   I haven't read the content of the patches to understand the impact of the bugs, but from my own experience [0] I can suggest a few reasons: - CVEs are gold to researchers and organizations like citations are to academics. In this case,
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    by mholt 3y ago

    Thanks for the feedback, that's good to know.
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    by mholt 3y ago

    > Honestly, anyone could have gone to a CNA and demanded a CVE and he would not have been able to stop it. That's how it works. Even if third parties can file CVEs, do you think it hits different when the parent organization decides
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    by mholt 3y ago

    > The main problem with it is that everybody provides example configurations in the nginx config format, so I have to read them, understand them, and translate them. This is so real. I call it "doc-lock" or documentation lock-i
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    by mholt 3y ago

    That's the best part -- you can choose your config format when using Caddy! https://caddyserver.com/docs/config-adapters
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    by mholt 3y ago

    And? (That isn't about Caddy, rather a third-party plugin.)
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    by mholt 3y ago

    I don't mind; my initial gut reaction forgot what the 504 was about. It's also helpful to other readers not as familiar with the topic! :)
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    by mholt 3y ago

    Kinda awkward, as I was curious to learn more about this plant I searched their website (light.bio) and it wouldn't load for me after multiple attempts. Just a blank page. So I opened the dev tools and found the HTTP response of 504. O
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    by mholt 3y ago

    Yeah, run it through ChatGPT to summarize it and get some truly original content
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    by mholt 3y ago

    It's kind of a protest against the unethical practice that sites like this often do where they let search engines see their entire article for free just to get indexed and ranked highly, only to lock out visitors who click on those lin
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    by mholt 3y ago

    Thank you for your support! We'll make sure it gets put to good use.
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    by mholt 3y ago

    Caddy isn’t owned by a large company. They can barely pay me to work on it full time. I’m striving to up our sponsorships to be able to pay others but right now our team is volunteers. And this plugin isn’t built or maintained by our core t
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    by mholt 3y ago

    Mods: This should probably should have a [2023] appended to the title
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    by mholt 3y ago

    The project could definitely use some help from the community, or financial support. I believe Paul may be open to opportunities there. I know his current job has kind of burnt him out.
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    by mholt 3y ago

    To be clear, "the team" you refer to is one burnt-out developer (and not the Caddy maintainer team). Having been through burnout myself several times, I can understand the lack of response. I'm sure the project would benefit
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    by mholt 3y ago

    My understanding is Paul has been burnt out from his FAANG job. I'm sure the project could benefit from a little bolstering from the community or companies who rely on it.
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    by mholt 3y ago

    Right; Backblaze has similar pricing as you can see on the table.
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    by mholt 3y ago

    This website is missing Wasabi [0], which has free egress. (Not necessarily endorsing, just noticed.) [0]: https://wasabi.com
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    by mholt 3y ago

    When I lived in Las Vegas we unfortunately moved into an apartment for a short time that had them. We just took out all the cushions, couches, mattresses, and bedding, and set them out in the summer heat for a few days. (It was actually ver
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    by mholt 3y ago

    One obvious explanation is the lack of indexing on the column you're searching over. It's currently an opaque blob, but a design that actually uses the database's features will serve you much better. What your article is real
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    by mholt 3y ago

    This article doesn't describe any of their methods. > It was clear that serialization was the culprit, so we switched to Protobuf instead of stringifying the embeddings. This resulted in considerable gains. For 100,000 embeddings, w
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    by mholt 3y ago

    I loved jQuery. Still great, but browser APIs have improved. Now I mainly use AJQuery: https://github.com/coolaj86/ajquery.js/blob/main/ajquery.js