miyuru

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   by miyuru 1y ago

   the blog post seems to be written with ChatGPT too
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   by miyuru 1y ago

   I use dns.google pretty often, very useful when implemented correctly.
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   by miyuru 1y ago

   My ISP had a captive portal to show when the connection was disconnected and had 1.1.1.1 whitelisted on all ports for some reason. Back then the CF did not restrict the IP for quad 1 IP, so I could access any CF enabled site without any cha
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   by miyuru 1y ago

   It did happen before LLMs, but there are well documented process to catch them. Google literally wrote the book on SRE best practices. error handling is very basic, the only explanation these kind of bad code to get pushed to prod is LLMs a
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   by miyuru 1y ago

   I would not be surprised if the code was AI generated.
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   by miyuru 1y ago

   > I think we will only be using Next.js for static sites/prebuilt SPA in the future. With whats mentioned in the blog post I would not use it even from static builds.
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   by miyuru 1y ago

   Nowadays nameservers are pretty resilient and fast, I am questioning why we need public resolvers in the first place. If someone operates a network, it is really trivial to setup a recursive server for that network.
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   by miyuru 1y ago

   TIL about another google product I knew nothing about. https://lookerstudio.google.com
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   by miyuru 1y ago

   For a real world example, I use IPv6 only SSH+public DNS and my fail2ban has 2 fails for a uptime with 285 days.
10. 160.▲
    by miyuru 1y ago

    missed opportunity to shorten the IPv6 address.
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    by miyuru 1y ago

    Does the email address has a pattern? I faced similar registration attack, but the email address had pattern, I blocked them in code but gave a success response and the attack went away.
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    by miyuru 1y ago

    MS did not implement Winget. They stole code from another app called appget. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23331287
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    by miyuru 1y ago

    Netflix has a similar feature, but it's more hidden. https://blog.sayan.page/netflix-debug-mode/
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    Codeberg Hits IPv6 Adoption Milestone: 42% Higher Than GitHub(social.anoxinon.de)

    4 points by miyuru 1y ago|1 comments
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    by miyuru 1y ago

    >can we pls ban these coders from the industry This is the main problem with AI, we can no longer distinguish bad coders/managers because they use AI heavily and which can say knowledgeable things at times while having no idea on wh
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    by miyuru 1y ago

    I don't think any IP version was made in with sorting as a feature, its just a by product of the representation. This post also highlights a major thing I discovered when deploying and using IPv6, which is that you don't "Lif
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    by miyuru 1y ago

    There is Gemini Code Assist. https://developers.google.com/gemini-code-assist/docs/overvi...
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    by miyuru 1y ago

    I cannot scroll down that page, wtf.
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    by miyuru 1y ago

    The problem is lot of Dev tools has centralized on GitHub, so much so that we cannot use IPv6 only servers for development because GitHub does not support IPv6. From what I use composer and brew relies on GitHub to work. https://
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    by miyuru 1y ago

    I think you are looking might be https://dns.yandex.com/
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    by miyuru 1y ago

    next would be "Windows AI"
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    by miyuru 1y ago

    Hetzner is the IPv4 proxy, use the IPv6 address to connect to his network directly. His ASN does not have any IPv4 addresses. https://bgp.tools/as/215768#prefixes
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    by miyuru 1y ago

    Your project is awesome, you should do a show HN later.
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    by miyuru 1y ago

    they already use fastly. https://blog.arxiv.org/2023/12/18/faster-arxiv-with-fastly/
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    by miyuru 1y ago

    I did some thinking on this as well and came to the conclusion that 50mbps is enough for a single person. extra bandwidth if good to have just in case and will save time on large downloads.
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    by miyuru 1y ago

    In my products, if a user has payed me, their support tickets get high priority, and I get notified immediately. Other tickets get replied within the day. I am also running it by myself; I wonder why big companies with 50+ employees like cu
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    by miyuru 2y ago

    There is peertube and webtorrent, but they does not seem to catch the mainstream users. In my opinion, NAT and the extensive tracking that has led users to distrust sharing their IP addresses are the reasons why it hasn't caught on. Im
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    by miyuru 2y ago

    https://openconnect.netflix.com/en/ there are attempts to serve high bandwidth throughput, I think the last update was below. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40329303
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    by miyuru 2y ago

    I usually give nicknames for concepts projects for this reason and others. even the dev subdomain points to the nickname before the domain is purchased. sightly related, movies productions also have "Working Titles" before release
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    by miyuru 2y ago

    Is the tool working? I uploaded a couple images and it gave out 0 compression. Also I am not sure if you thought the product through, when I want to compress images I want to control the output and also control the quality setting. This doe