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by moehm 4y ago
> It's kind of annoying that they will stop in several weeks when there's no project changes. Can't you configure a GHA which commits nonsense every month?
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by moehm 4y ago
> * We recommend using Chrome browser for the best downloading zone file experience. This reads like satire.
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by moehm 4y ago
What are some features Caddy brings and Nginx doesn't? I know about the built-in Let's Encrypt handling, anything else?
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by moehm 4y ago
"Quality" is a loose term, preference is totally subjective. Most people mix those things up, but there aren't equal. You don't automatically like the "better" wine, or better food. But the trend is the more pe
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by moehm 4y ago
I see two use cases of an RSS reader. You can use them as a stream of news and just dive in when you want, or trying to read every article. I personally do a bit of both, mixing feeds, but with good tagging and filtering.
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by moehm 4y ago
I discovered this feature by random. Probably they should make it more clear.
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by moehm 4y ago
Go and watch it. It's great!
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by moehm 4y ago
The article mentions they are injecting a http header, so shouldn't https be enough to prevent tampering?
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by moehm 4y ago
You get steam (or vapor) below the boiling point. Look for example here: https://www.straightdope.com/21343295/how-can-water-turn-to-...
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by moehm 4y ago
> Why can't I just like a bad movie and not have to catch shit for it? I don't know anything about movies, but I know a thing about wine, food and spirits. A thing most people don't understand is that liking a thing != the
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by moehm 4y ago
Okay, maybe I should have posted the link to the Merkle tree page[0] instead. The basic idea is, you have a chain of 'transactions' (like in bitcoin or think git commits) und you store the hash of the content + the hash of the mem
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by moehm 4y ago
With a hash chain[0], an idea from 1981. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hash_chain
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by moehm 4y ago
> I do sorta wish HN had reply notifications. There is a 3rd party app for that, though I haven't tried it yet. https://www.hnreplies.com/
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by moehm 4y ago
Hi Joshua, when you are here, why did you choose that name, with the dots?
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How Electricity Actually Works [video](youtube.com)
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by moehm 4y ago
It's officially deprecated, but it still works. https://github.com/gorhill/uMatrix
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by moehm 5y ago
Yeah, that's correct, but it filters out potential bots or spammers, who made an account for the sole purpose of submitting new entries. (I read parents comment this way that he wants to avoid blog spam etc.)
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by moehm 5y ago
Aren't green usernames what you are looking for?
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by moehm 5y ago
> The natural process of democracy seems to be: Dictatorship -> industrialisation -> democracy. Does any one knows any books talking about this? Watch this video ("The Rules for Rulers" from CGP Grey)[0], it's a summ
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by moehm 5y ago
Data seems not to be consisent. If you click on Germany from the countries tab, it only shows 4 pianos for whole Germany and e.g. not the one in Berlin Stralau.
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by moehm 5y ago
Reminds me of this: https://xkcd.com/1172/
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by moehm 5y ago
Obligatory XKCD: https://xkcd.com/1613/
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by moehm 5y ago
If that's not enough, I made a small little site, where I aggregate and curate good Wikipedia articles and their respective discussions on HN. It's for those curious hours where you want to read something interesting. https:&#x2F
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by moehm 5y ago
> People keep saying that cork taint is a thing, and it's real — but I have never once had a tainted bottle of wine. I did. So what does that tell you? IIRC they say 1% of every natural cork is tainted. I don't know which wines
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by moehm 5y ago
> s='du -sh * | sort -h' Quick shoutout, you should probably alias to 'du -sh -- *'. Otherwise file names starting with '-' are interpreted as input for your command.
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by moehm 5y ago
If you do, make sure to make it a Show HN to let us know!
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by moehm 5y ago
I made another one, where I curate good articles from Wikipedia, their respective discussions on HN and structure them into topics. For example the most popular Wikipedia articles on HN: https://www.mostdiscussed.com/popular
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by moehm 5y ago
I'm not sure if I did it right, but I searched for "Cambodian date writing conventions" and got this as first result. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Date_format_by_country
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by moehm 5y ago
A famous starting point: https://eev.ee/blog/2012/04/09/php-a-fractal-of-bad-design/
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by moehm 5y ago
For logged out users, sure (I did). If your users are logged in or you need to process their visit server side, it's a bit harder. AFAIK you can't do fragmented caching with vanilla Varnish.

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