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   by mholt 7y ago

   Is this a good opportunity to plug an open source project I've been working on for 5 years that basically solves this problem? https://caddyserver.com will keep your certs renewed for free, automatically, without extra tool
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   by mholt 7y ago

   Don't wait, start using it now while we're in beta so we can fix problems before they affect everyone!
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   by mholt 7y ago

   And even bring your config with you: https://github.com/caddyserver/nginx-adapter
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   by mholt 7y ago

   I didn't know anything about gears until someone filed an issue to tell me that a graphic on the Caddy homepage was wrong: https://github.com/caddyserver/caddy/issues/2949 Wish I saw this earlier!
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   by mholt 7y ago

   We have a handler-scripting solution in the works that may be about 2x faster than nginx+Lua (from initial early benchmarks). Can you file an issue to request specifically what you need? https://github.com/caddyserver/c
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   by mholt 7y ago

   Thanks for the feedback. (To clarify, nginx's config is also declarative... well, mostly: they got in trouble for mixing declarative and imperative [1].) You'd be surprised what we've been able to accomplish with upgrades to
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   by mholt 7y ago

   It changed months ago. It's all Apache licensed.
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   by mholt 7y ago

   This article omits that Caddy has had long-running experimental support for HTTP/3 for a couple of years now: https://caddyserver.com/docs/json/apps/http/servers/experime...
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   by mholt 7y ago

   This reminds me of how someone filed a bug against a quick illustration I did of some cogs on my website because the cogs don't actually turn: https://github.com/caddyserver/caddy/issues/2949
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    by mholt 7y ago

    Cool project. Unfortunately, the reality with password managers is that if I'm going to use it, then it needs to support Windows, Mac, Linux; have a good CLI; support all major browsers; and have apps and autofill on most mobile device
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    by mholt 7y ago

    For preserving at least your own data, check out one of my projects, Timeliner: https://github.com/mholt/timeliner It downloads your digital life and stores it locally on a single, unified timeline, for archival and fa
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    by mholt 7y ago

    Lead climbing is a common accommodation in most climbing gyms. You have to take a certification test, but it's very common.
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    by mholt 7y ago

    My free Google Fiber connection (5 Mbps down) always scored ~100 Mbit speeds at fast.com, but was 5 Mbps on speedtest.net. https://twitter.com/mholt6/status/999425756198387713
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    by mholt 7y ago

    For anyone else more interested in the climbing wall, direct link to their climbing page: https://www.copenhill.dk/en/activities/climbing
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    by mholt 7y ago

    Often these kinds of problems are caused by system misconfigurations, not web servers buckling. (Source: Am web server developer)
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    by mholt 7y ago

    If you like this kind of thing, I wrote a little document summarizing the security and privacy weaknesses of neural networks during grad school a couple years ago: https://matt.life/papers/security_privacy_neural_networ
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    by mholt 7y ago

    HN is a social network
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    by mholt 7y ago

    The part I'm most excited about here is the pkg.go.dev site, which is basically a module-aware godoc.org server! For months now, the godocs for Caddy 2 (in beta) have been inaccessible, but now you can read the godocs for every specifi
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    by mholt 7y ago

    Caddy 2 has an embedded scripting language that allows this. We have to flush it out some more but it's looking really good. In some of our early testing on basic workloads, we found that it's up to 2x faster than NGINX+Lua, large
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    by mholt 7y ago

    Yes, aside from multiple load balancing policies, Caddy 2 has a circuit breaker that will automatically adjust the load balancing before latency to a particular backend begins to grow out of tolerances. Both the load balancing policies and
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    by mholt 7y ago

    Fun stuff! If you like this kind of thing, we are developing a very powerful and flexible reverse proxy with load balancing into Caddy 2: https://github.com/caddyserver/caddy/wiki/v2:-Documentation#... It&#x2
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    by mholt 7y ago

    Awesome. I was approved 5 days ago: https://github.com/sponsors/mholt It's been a smooth experience so far. It "just worked" and the direct connection to my open source work is convenient and just feels
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    by mholt 7y ago

    Good news for sure, but note that this isn't a total Internet scan: > We collect data from the browsers of site visitors to our exclusive on-demand network of analytics and social bookmarking products. More details about their sampl
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    by mholt 7y ago

    It was released early in some regions like the Netherlands for testing and promotional purposes.
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    by mholt 7y ago

    \o I still use GOPATH structure since it's such a nice way to organize my code.
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    Oops: What to do if the Space Shuttle payload bay doors don't close properly(waynehale.wordpress.com)

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    by mholt 7y ago

    This is amazing. LOVE how you did the Street View integration!
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    by mholt 7y ago

    I also think it's a fascinating question, but if the asker wanted a theoretical answer more than a practical one, it should have been asked on the CS or CS theory stack exchange: https://cs.stackexchange.com/ & ht
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    by mholt 7y ago

    This reminds me... we have an nginx config adapter started. Would you be willing to help try it when we get it closer to being done? It will let you bring your nginx config and converts it to a Caddy config.
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    by mholt 7y ago

    That's ironic