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   by mholt 3y ago

   This site makes me glad to have a 49" wide monitor. (Click around to the various projections: maps, statistics, etc. Very interesting!)
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   by mholt 3y ago

   Aragorn II did.
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   by mholt 3y ago

   This article doesn't go into depth about capturing the profile to identify the leak, so if you want more instruction on one way to do that, I wrote an article recently called Profiling Caddy, which is geared toward Caddy but really wor
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   by mholt 3y ago

   To clarify, every page load (.html file) was downloaded as a .gz file instead of being served as an HTML file and displayed as a web page in the browser.
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   by mholt 3y ago

   Yeah, exactly. A lot goes into shipping, and sometimes things like this can be overlooked, especially on a small team that needs to deliver broad platform support right out of the gate. There are some bugs that are just hard to find until t
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   by mholt 3y ago

   When I first announced Caddy, our website downloaded everything as .gz due to high traffic load -- a lesson I learned very quickly and a mistake I never made again. This probably falls in the same boat. :)
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   by mholt 3y ago

   Neat! I hadn't seen this before, and it uses Caddy :D
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   by mholt 3y ago

   Thanks! That reminds me we need to get your logo on our new homepage. I'll shoot you an email.
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   by mholt 3y ago

   I want to point out that Anchor.dev sponsors the Caddy project and we're very grateful for that! Anchor devs have also made code contributions to Caddy and CertMagic. Anchor has a neat product. They're making internal TLS more acc
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    by mholt 3y ago

    Because hosts can leave bad reviews of guests. This happened to us once when we were new to Airbnb, we had that exact thought: "We paid a cleaning fee, we're pretty tidy anyway let's just let them do their job." But we g
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    by mholt 3y ago

    I'm worried this ban will only affect honest hosts. Anyway, what Airbnb should really ban is hosts charging a mandatory cleaning fee when also requiring their guests to do the cleaning. We just stayed at one this weekend, and like almo
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    by mholt 3y ago

    A lot here to be excited about: - $45k price point makes it qualify for federal incentives, and competitive to the Model Y market. - Using Normal IL plant to accelerate deliveries in early 2026. (Their plant in GA will likely not be up and
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    by mholt 3y ago

    A family friend of ours just had a child -- 6 years old -- diagnosed with diabetes, and has to wear one of these monitors, with that same app and everything. Neat idea.
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    by mholt 3y ago

    One of my favorite leadership/parenting/management lessons is his Green & Clean story [0]. A great demonstration/example of some of the 7 Habits principles. We're trying something similar with our kids (though still
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    by mholt 3y ago

    I appreciate this (as a cello player). I didn't know about the baritone uke, thanks for the videos!
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    by mholt 3y ago

    Wouldn't that imply that the men -- the protectors -- are doing more scanning and are more aware of their surroundings?
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    by mholt 3y ago

    That might be an artifact of using pictures of paths instead of actually walking the paths for the study. It seems that the brain, despite the lack of peripheral in the study, still wants to focus on those highlighted areas.
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    by mholt 3y ago

    From the article: > "The resulting heat maps represent perhaps what people are thinking or feeling or doing as they are moving through these spaces"
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    by mholt 3y ago

    This footage is amazing. And I love how the microphone just gave up as the plasma formed xD EDIT: As commenters noted, it fades out so it probably was edited in post.
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    by mholt 3y ago

    You can rate limit HTTP requests (agnostic of specific HTTP versions): https://github.com/mholt/caddy-ratelimit
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    by mholt 3y ago

    Yes! The best part of: > without needing to configure separate certificate infrastructure or Letsencrypt/acme. is not only that your deployment is simpler, it also scales better and is more robust to failures. It can tolerate extern
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    by mholt 3y ago

    Excellent description.
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    by mholt 3y ago

    Not as good though. Case in point: https://github.com/traefik/traefik/issues/5472#issuecomment-... (that's just from this morning) I'm speak objectively here. Of course, any built-in auto HTTPS that
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    by mholt 3y ago

    Depending on the application you can already do this. For example: https://frankenphp.dev/
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    by mholt 3y ago

    Caddy is written in Go, which is fast enough for Google, Netflix, Stripe, and many others. It even has higher memory safety than nginx, which is written in C.
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    by mholt 3y ago

    We're revamping our docs this year; you can often express what you need in in JSON if it's not elegant in the Caddyfile.
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    by mholt 3y ago

    Caddy is more capable and extensible than all those servers, even out of the box. Example: https://github.com/traefik/traefik/issues/5472#issuecomment-... > welcome to 2024. it is shame that traefik cannot
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    by mholt 3y ago

    Thanks for the feedback! Just want to say, it's great for large deployments too! (Ask Stripe and Framer)
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    Recalls(cpsc.gov)

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    by mholt 3y ago

    Thanks for the feedback - we're working on new docs this year actually :)