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by mholt 3y ago
Primary sources. The only references to Egypt are in relation to the language, not actual Egyptians: https://www.josephsmithpapers.org/search?query=egyptians&typ... i.e. the plates were written in a language reformed fr
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by mholt 3y ago
Yes, that is where a temple was burned by arsonists and where the leader lived when he was murdered. But I don't think any church is claiming that "magic plates" where left there by Egyptians. (I grew up near there and have v
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by mholt 3y ago
I figured; it's just an important detail that "someone who lives in Utah" would know if they took the slightest bit of time getting to know or understand the religion that surrounds them. It follows that claims of "scam
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by mholt 3y ago
Illinois? What belief system is that? Anyway, Christian followers already expect science to bring faith into question. I'm one such follower who believes science and faith can describe the same truth, as long as the science and faith a
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by mholt 3y ago
Go is patching it soon: https://github.com/caddyserver/caddy/issues/5877#issuecommen... (Caddy just uses Go's HTTP/2 implementation.)
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by mholt 3y ago
The thing I'm worried about is people in crowded, quiet areas like hospitals who have conditions that trigger on sudden noises or surprises. Many people in the hospital aren't up to speed on the news. Because, you know, they'
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by mholt 3y ago
This will be fun for my wife who's in the hospital right now. And everyone else in hospitals trying to rest. Also, will this go off on cellular watches? I'm sure schoolteachers are going to LOVE this... :-/
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by mholt 3y ago
Sorry to be this guy, but did you read the article? Only UUIDv4 is "just generating a random 128-bit number" (almost) -- and there are valid reasons that's not a good choice. Which the article explains. :) Like database inser
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by mholt 3y ago
Nah we tried that already -- this is different.
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by mholt 3y ago
Thank you!! Appreciate that encouragement.
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by mholt 3y ago
The Caddy project is fighting to show it can work. We are having moderate success. I just gave a talk about this a couple weeks ago at an internal company event and will be doing so again at GoWest in a few weeks. The premise is that open s
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by mholt 3y ago
Paul is a bit burnt out and busy with his day job.
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by mholt 3y ago
The only signal we don't support anymore is USR1. (It's not a powerful-enough API for config reloads.) That was why you switched your entire web server stack?
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by mholt 3y ago
This resonates. Unfortunately, the CVE database(s) are too noisy to be useful. It could benefit from higher standards and more thorough vetting. (Maybe take some lessons from academia.) A "security researcher" once filed a CVE for
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by mholt 3y ago
I sometimes have to give presentations at a community center or church or some random venue and I just need to plug in to their TV/projector. Got my slides all ready to go. Is that asking so much?
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by mholt 3y ago
Same. @charcircuit want to give us a summary?
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by mholt 3y ago
Too little, too late for me... I hate to be the guy having those "hot takes" or whatever, but hear me out for a sec: I didn't get a cell phone until 2013. (Yes I used land lines until then.) It was a Nexus 4 (still love the g
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by mholt 3y ago
Hisaishi is a genius composer
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by mholt 3y ago
I, too, would like to see this, but it'll be a lot of work. It's just not a top priority right now for me, unfortunately. This is something I could prioritize if a business wanted to sponsor this; but right now the most pressing t
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by mholt 3y ago
It depends. What is your definition of "security"? There's lots of dimensions of security in the web serving space. If you list out your requirements and specify your threat model, then answers become a lot clearer. But yes,
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by mholt 3y ago
What's wrong with the admin API on localhost, exactly?
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by mholt 3y ago
That's awesome! Thank you for the experience/feedback.
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by mholt 3y ago
Thank you! We try very hard (collectively, as a community).
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by mholt 3y ago
This is problematic as when you log out your shell, HUP is sent to the web server process unintentionally... (One reason we don't use signals in Caddy 2. So uncivilized.)
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by mholt 3y ago
No, because python's simple HTTP server isn't production ready (doesn't support Range requests last I checked, and quite a few other limitations). And nginx is not "quick and easy" by any means, doesn't grant m
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by mholt 3y ago
Caddy 1 was created because I needed a quick and easy web server for a lot of my projects. Caddy 2 was created when I got serious about it, and we had governments and enterprises starting to rely on the project. Now we exist because we advo
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by mholt 3y ago
Absolutely! Thanks for the feedback, Simon!
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by mholt 3y ago
To clarify, you do need to use --templates to enable template evaluation on the static files. But for the `caddy respond` command, minimal templates are available by default; see the docs here: https://caddyserver.com/docs&#
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by mholt 3y ago
On Mac, the defaults aren't privileged. (Not sure why. That's just how it is.) The --browse flag is optional and unrelated to ports/privileges. Otherwise, that sounds about right. Caddy defaults to port 80 unless you give it
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by mholt 3y ago
Caddy has ALWAYS had the Apache 2.0 license. For a time we did additionally offer officially licensed binaries for companies, but Caddy has never deviated from Apache 2. Caddy's ease of use is one feature, but there are many more - lik

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