mholt

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by mholt 2y ago
We have a local SAR team that uses radios, and even emits APRS beacons. (I've received them several times.)
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by mholt 2y ago
They're trying to get current M1 users to upgrade.
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by mholt 2y ago
> - Caddy plugins mean I have to download xcaddy and rebuild the server. I really do not want to rebuild services on my servers just because I need a simple layer 4 reverse proxy (e.g. so that I can terminate TLS connections in front of
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by mholt 2y ago
We have many large integrators who rely on the JSON format and the JSON API quite heavily. I also understand the burden of moving to a new server stack. It's a lot to swallow and a new way of thinking about things! Anyway, we only ment
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by mholt 2y ago
Yeah, that doesn't make sense. Players will pay for your game.
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by mholt 2y ago
Christian, you really don't get a break do you :( Thanks for the great apps you have made.
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by mholt 2y ago
Ah, wonderful -- thank you
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by mholt 2y ago
Something I'd be willing to pay for is historical tiles/data. I'm writing an application that lets you view historical data, and the problem is that most/all map services show only current data. It would be nice if the
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by mholt 2y ago
That's something that most tile viewers let you customize in the code. Sometimes you want to disable scroll wheel zoom so as to not interrupt page scrolling, like when the map takes up a large portion of the width of the page.
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by mholt 2y ago
FYI: The story title should be "Opensourcing Reclaim Protocol" not "How to make HTTPS verifiable" > All data is routed through an HTTPS Proxy, which records the direction of data transfer without reading the encrypted
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by mholt 2y ago
Howard Tracy Hall's descendant is my sister-in-law. They have lots of his stories in their family history, and she wrote a book for children about the process of inventing his process for the artificial diamond [0]. An uplifting and in
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by mholt 2y ago
I don't have access to the paper but based on the abstract and a quick scan of the presentation, I can confirm that I have seen results like this in Caddy, which enables HTTP/3 out of the box. HTTP/3 implementations vary wide
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by mholt 2y ago
I was just setting up new phones for my parents last week. And seriously, y'all (making the software) have ruined computers. Modern apps are so obnoxious and distracting and unusable it’s getting ridiculous. Tapping a verify link in an
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by mholt 2y ago
It boggles my mind that driver attentiveness nags are being required when driver assist features are _enabled_ instead of _disabled_. When you are most likely to commit manslaughter, the car (and the regulatory bodies making the policies) d
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by mholt 2y ago
> Opt-in telemetry. A very rare sight these days. Because it doesn't work. o:-) (Introduces a slant/bias to the data.) https://twi.github.io/blog/making-go-telemetry-opt-in-is-a-m...
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by mholt 2y ago
Agreed. Jurassic Park keeps coming to mind. It must be safe as long as you observe the signs, because it's an institutionalized park, right? I don't know at what point I, as a first-time visitor to such a park, would start to ques
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by mholt 2y ago
Love this, thank you! Is there a way to query all DNS records? (I was surprised to learn that isn't the default.) This would be really helpful for troubleshooting people's Caddy questions (which are actually DNS problems).
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by mholt 2y ago
Server: Apache/2.4.6 (CentOS) OpenSSL/1.0.2k-fips mod_fcgid/2.3.9 mod_wsgi/4.9.0 Python/3.6 PHP/7.4.33
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by mholt 2y ago
Where is that link from? I get an actual HTML page when I go to virtual field trips. Anyway, it looks like an image map.
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by mholt 2y ago
Those are probably vole deterrents.
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by mholt 2y ago
There may be something to this. I've been letting people use semi-supervised development previews of Timelinize[0] for a little over a year now -- it is unfinished, unpolished, buggy software, but I wanted to get it in people's ha
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by mholt 2y ago
What was the config? It should never override explicit configuration...
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by mholt 2y ago
> What benefit does encryption at rest solve for something which is never intended to actually rest? That's the point of the article, luckily enough. "Disk Encryption is important for disk disposal and mitigating hardware the
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by mholt 2y ago
Surprised Ente isn't on here: https://github.com/ente-io/ente (AGPL is open source right? ducks )
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by mholt 2y ago
What's food-unsafe about cured urushi?
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by mholt 2y ago
I know some families that swear by their Healy, a MLM-marketed device that claims it can help ease muscle tension and a whole swath of other health problems, using electric diodes or even just resonate frequencies over the air. While I thin
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by mholt 2y ago
I'm also looking. The University of Utah has a random one-off kintsugi course this fall but I think it's full already.
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by mholt 2y ago
My wife recently got into kintsugi. She's learning the traditional method described here. I'm reading these comments with great interest and will be passing this onto her! Most of the methods taught in the US are "gold relief
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by mholt 2y ago
They recently got sued for being a monopoly. They have no incentive to do better. And unfortunately this probably won’t change anything. https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-sues-live-...
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by mholt 2y ago
Ticketmaster has recently been sued by the DoJ for monopolizing: https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-sues-live-... Too bad nothing will improve because of this.

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