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by mholt 1y ago
Apple could learn a thing or two from this. Too often I'm waiting for their silly animations to finish. Just a moment ago I swiped to scroll the view to the bottom, then immediately tapped the button when it came into view, but I had t
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Incident Mis-Issued Certificates for IP Address 1.1.1.1(unmitigatedrisk.com)
17 points by mholt 1y ago|2 comments
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by mholt 1y ago
I use grid (still find it hard to grok though) -- but Tabler is more than just layout/flow. I like Tabler's component styles and it's highly customizable and easy to use, which I appreciate.
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by mholt 1y ago
Yeah, dealing with date/time in JS has been a HUGE pain. I haven't tried Temporal yet but I hope it's better.
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by mholt 1y ago
It's this: https://tabler.io/admin-template Still highly unstable between versions, but for being free, it looks really good and is very flexible. I've been pleased with it for this project.
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by mholt 1y ago
It doesn't actually get any of your data, let alone anyone else's. It's just an organizer, so please elaborate.
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by mholt 1y ago
Ha, thanks. It's hard, so no shame for being "stuck". I've iterated on this for over a decade at this point. Still more evolution to come... but I really want this for my family.
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by mholt 1y ago
Thanks! Hopefully it delivers. I haven't seen that, actually -- looks very nice. We do render a heatmap already, but I'm learning that heatmaps are very tricky to tune to be most useful/interesting. I will try to learn from t
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by mholt 1y ago
Awesome -- gonna try this. Thanks for the tip! And lit-html looks cool btw. Update: I'm using importNode() now -- works great too.
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by mholt 1y ago
I'm using the <template> tag heavily in Timelinize[0], which has a fairly sophisticated UI that I'm writing in vanilla JS -- not even jQuery. I use a few libraries (for mapping, datetime, and Bootstrap+Tabler for some nice s
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by mholt 1y ago
First line: > I am responsible for approving SSL certificates for my company. And that is exactly what the requirements are intending to prevent. Automation is the way. The system is working!
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by mholt 1y ago
We also require this in the Caddy project too, but enforcing it is difficult.
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by mholt 1y ago
If you can't trust your network, you'll want encryption, regardless of devices on it.
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by mholt 1y ago
Thank you, this is amazing feedback/info. Yeah, we think the Tailscale integration is pretty neat too!
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by mholt 1y ago
Wonderful info, and feedback -- thank you so much. Happy that it works for you!
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by mholt 1y ago
I remember you. You're just grumpy because you didn't think of it first. ;)
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by mholt 1y ago
2015 in fact. A decade ago.
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by mholt 1y ago
Oooh. Can you tell me more about this?
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by mholt 1y ago
Maybe inversely proportional to how much the ecosystem moves around it.
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by mholt 1y ago
This is one of the main reasons Caddy stopped using lego for ACME and I wrote our own ACME stack.
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by mholt 1y ago
Where's that if I may ask?
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by mholt 1y ago
Don't worry -- soon after that, there will be high demand for human coders as companies scramble to hire to rewrite all the buggy and vuln-ridden AI-hallucinated software. We're on the verge of two revolutions in tech, not one.
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by mholt 1y ago
Yeah but if you need a cert for a new site you have to use another CA.
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by mholt 1y ago
Can't merge PRs or run actions either. According to their status page, seems like all those services require Copilot: https://www.githubstatus.com/
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by mholt 1y ago
This isn't just a gaussian blur though, there's raytracing and refractions happening. The OS is becoming a low-key high-fidelity video game.
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by mholt 1y ago
It scales to hundreds of thousands of sites.
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by mholt 1y ago
There's io.ReaderFrom and io.WriterTo, which can avoid internal buffering.
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by mholt 1y ago
How does it compare to https://github.com/asg017/sqlite-vec ? Already using this in a big project.
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by mholt 1y ago
[]byte is a buffer. (io.)Reader is any type that can read bytes, like as part of a stream. There are `bytes.Reader` and `bufio.Reader` and `strings.Reader`, and many others, depending on what you're reading. These three types allow you
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by mholt 1y ago
Off topic, but I love the minimap on the side -- for pages where I might be jumping around the content (long, technical articles, to refer back to something I read earlier but forgot) -- how can I get that on my site? Way cool.

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