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Ask HN: What companies are you excited about?
63 points by mholt 6y ago|77 comments
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by mholt 6y ago
Yeah, Dgraph is doing exactly this, building their own gateway as Caddy modules: https://twitter.com/caddyserver/status/1349434660107939841 > I'm impressed with how easy this was. I think I'm starting
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by mholt 6y ago
> We're sorry, the requested URL was not found on this server. Is this link right? How about a link to an article instead? What is Parler? Why is it suspended? What is the story for those of us who are just tuning in now?
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by mholt 6y ago
You don't even need mkcert -- Caddy does all that for you in a local environment, and keeps the certs renewed.
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by mholt 6y ago
A few that I love are: - 森 (forest) not only looks like a forest, but is a bunch of 木 (tree/wood). - 众 is a crowd of people, and 人 is person. - 火 is fire, and 焱 is flame or extremely hot. - 石 is stone, and 磊 is many stones or great pil
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by mholt 6y ago
Would this enable atomic operations with S3 (e.g. "put object only if it does not exist")?
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by mholt 6y ago
Ah, I was wondering what happened since I stopped hearing about "ZFS on Linux" so now I know what to search for. Thanks!
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by mholt 6y ago
I'm looking at setting up my first ZFS pool ('zpool'?) in a few weeks, on Linux. Will I be using OpenZFS or something else? Ubuntu 20.04. (Sorry if noise; I'm just trying to get an idea of how relevant this 2.0 release i
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by mholt 6y ago
So you can either use a CA that has rate limits, or one that does not. It's up to you.
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by mholt 6y ago
https://zerossl.com/features/acme/ > Unlimited & Zero Cost > In an effort to ensure the widest possible SSL certificate coverage around the world, our team has decided to keep all ZeroSSL certificates cr
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by mholt 6y ago
> even using the same libraries for most of the functionality You're wrong. Caddy uses a superior library that's been more stress-tested at scale in production: https://github.com/caddyserver/certmagic and
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by mholt 6y ago
Might as well delete that. Turns out this information is wrong. The sister later explained that she misread the coordinates which are nearby, but are not at the exact location of, the monolith. I can no longer edit or delete my parent comme
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by mholt 6y ago
I know. I'm sorry. I have a screenshot if push comes to shove but I'm being vague on purpose for the privacy of those in my community.
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by mholt 6y ago
(deleting, because now my comment is getting pasted all over the Internet, and though it was not to my knowledge misleading, it didn't actually provide any useful information)
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by mholt 6y ago
Genuine question, have you considered using Caddy? With the third party caddy-docker-proxy plugin you get essentially the same benefits of Traefik in that regard, without the frustrations/limitations you've experienced with Traefi
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by mholt 6y ago
Yeah, I feel that. I want to work on docs and knowledge-transfer a lot more in 2021. 2019 and 2020 were definitely full of sprinting to bring Caddy 2 up to par. I think in terms of major functionality it's settling down now, so docs an
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by mholt 6y ago
Awesome, glad to hear it! Let me know if you have any suggestions for improvements.
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by mholt 6y ago
True, that's one reason, but I've been planning this feature for years and would have implemented it either way. As explained in the linked pull request: - Let's Encrypt is a busy non-profit organization. We can help maximize
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by mholt 6y ago
This is common for sites that are behind a TLS-terminating CDN. (They could still be using one between their origin and Cloudflare.) In general it doesn't matter who issues the certificate as long as they're trusted.
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by mholt 6y ago
Yes as far as I know; their Sectigo/Comodo root is older. But, you can still use Let's Encrypt with old Android devices until the later part of 2021 using the alternate chain: https://letsencrypt.org/2020/11&#
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by mholt 6y ago
ZeroSSL is a Sectigo reseller.
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by mholt 6y ago
Their pricing page is being revised. You get free unlimited certs through ACME, including wildcards. > In an effort to ensure the widest possible SSL certificate coverage around the world, our team has decided to keep all ZeroSSL certifi
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by mholt 6y ago
Here is a maintained list of all known, public ACME endpoints: https://docs.https.dev/list-of-acme-servers In Caddy 2.3, Caddy [1] will default to both Let's Encrypt and ZeroSSL [2]. If it can't get a cert from on
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by mholt 6y ago
Oof, I feel the trauma on this one. I've been bitten by too many binary file formats that I don't care to store aggregate amounts of content in them (unless it's just metadata).
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by mholt 6y ago
Please don't misunderstand, with your 45 years of computing experience. :) (which I highly respect) I never said the files are stored in sqlite. They are just indexed in sqlite. The files are stored on disk like normal.
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by mholt 6y ago
Yep, I've also seen Perkeep and several other similar projects. They're all a bit different and I'm happy with something simple and bare-bones, it just has to be good at getting the data off.
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by mholt 6y ago
You can use rclone to copy the files back up to any cloud you want. Timelines are just files and folders.
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by mholt 6y ago
Hmm, good point, I guess nobody has ever lost access to their Google Account or (in the future) run out of storage space. After all, they're just photos, not important memories or anything.
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by mholt 6y ago
I know, but it's not a graphical app. Contributions welcomed to lower the barrier to entry. Use it, contribute to it, or leave it, I guess!
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by mholt 6y ago
You can do whatever you'd like. They're just files like any other.

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