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by minusf 5y ago
readability is subjective, ymmv. jsx makes my eyes bleed, it's like php4 in js, and it's full of corner cases you could never guess without cheatsheets and round trips to the docs.
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Community discussion about DNS4EU, a European public DNS resolver(labs.ripe.net)
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by minusf 5y ago
if there were no linus we'd be in bsd paradise
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by minusf 5y ago
you mean windows 7 sp2, right?
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by minusf 5y ago
out of curiosity, where would be the answer yes?
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by minusf 5y ago
very well put, i also rent cars because i rarely need them. but i think where this analogy breaks down is that if i run a service, no matter how many users, peaky or not, at least 1 server always needs to be on, not "from time to time&
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by minusf 5y ago
This seems a bit tone deaf from SO. maybe it's not a moneymaker for them but it's hands down the best job site for techies. Hope to never open linked in ever.
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Set up Pi-hole with your own recursive DNS server using DNSSEC(labs.ripe.net)
32 points by minusf 5y ago|17 comments
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DNS Vulnerability, Configuration Errors That Can Cause DDoS(labs.ripe.net)
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by minusf 5y ago
yes, it was truly the utorrent of browsers. well it was commercial software.. first trialware, then it showed ads, and so on. i guess for a long time it couldnt be given away freely as it was developed by a small company. not being open sou
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by minusf 5y ago
i think old opera's session restore left everybody in the dust. i think opera was the fastest and best browser for a long long time.
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by minusf 5y ago
i dont think lulu is an alternative, it is a rather small subset of features of what LS can do.
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by minusf 5y ago
IIRC context is "just" a macro package on top of luatex (and pdftex before). so whatever luatex has, context has.
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by minusf 5y ago
not just the viewers... many creators are concerned about yt shutting them down, demonetizing their videos, etc. thats why adam neely is trying to bootstrap an alternative platform called nebula.
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by minusf 5y ago
it seems like you are posting on the wrong platform, github is that --> way :} the pip team has introduced strict performance checks to ensure the new resolver was not significantly slower than the old. they solicited requirements files
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by minusf 5y ago
i think it's good there was full disclosure about your employer, but it also set the post up for me as "i am wearing my cloudflare tech lead hat", as nowhere in your post you state you are speaking for yourself and not as an
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DNS Openness – Is the DNS Open?(labs.ripe.net)
2 points by minusf 5y ago|0 comments
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by minusf 5y ago
check out https://pyoxidizer.readthedocs.io
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Ask HN: What is the Django equivalent of the JavaScript frameworks?
2 points by minusf 5y ago|1 comments
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by minusf 5y ago
a recent security research paper about android systems calling home stated that there are vendors whose factory reset in fact does not remove all user data from the phone.
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by minusf 5y ago
let's not put it aside. i find it perfectly reasonable that the DB user django uses to connect to its own database has all privileges to that database. there are ways to limit these privileges depending on the requirements both on djan
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by minusf 5y ago
> Every single Django production system I've seen logs into Postgres as a superuser (so it can do migrations). then all those production systems do it wrong. all the django DB user needs (even for migrations) is to be the OWNER of
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by minusf 5y ago
"the most popular way to build apps these days for certain projects" -- there i fixed that for ya. been building web apps for 20 years and what you describe as most popular was never the best choice for my clients. (and i hope to
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by minusf 5y ago
all software that strives for quality and not keep old rotten stuff has deprecation cycles (python, django, etc) and i vastly prefer that to "i'll never have to touch a config file again". openbsd's deprecation cycle is
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by minusf 5y ago
does a bot know or care your ssh server instance accepts no usernames/passwords? trapping abusive clients that make too many connections for whatever reason is good practice and pf makes it ridiculously easy.
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by minusf 5y ago
i think "phone size" is more about length than width. GRIP length is 138 mm which is the iphone SE size. the 13 mini is smaller.
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by minusf 5y ago
i find it equally if not worse that there are now sites that refuse to open if cookies are disabled. for anonymous, non logged in visitors
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by minusf 5y ago
> unnecessary luxury as en expat living in amsterdam i couldnt disagree more. a city with a bike first infrastucture is incomparably safer, quieter and more pleasant for everyone in the city. when it takes 15 minutes to get anywhere in t
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by minusf 5y ago
it's not a "bit": Weight and Dimension 169g, 148 x 68.5 x 8.9 mm thats a full cm longer than the 2020 SE, which is already bigger than the mini. it might be "an answer to the mini" in features and spirit but not in
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by minusf 5y ago
yes. also vbox is not the only way to run VMs

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