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by nickjj 4y ago
This comes with a major caveat. Your DNS host needs to support being able to assign a CNAME record on your root domain to a domain provided by Cloudflare. AWS Route 53 does not let you do this which I imagine is a decent chunk of enterprise
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by nickjj 4y ago
The TLS handshake itself is independent of how things get stored. It takes time to set up a secure connection. There are processes in place to help reduce that time for follow up requests in a short period of time (typically within the same
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by nickjj 4y ago
> "You are connecting to Cloudflare and all your information is being decrypted and handed over on the fly" - wait, really? As far as I know yes, in order for them to provide their firewall service they need to be able to decry
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by nickjj 4y ago
What is the solution or alternative for really good DDoS protection plus some type of WAF? On AWS you can get your DNS, load balancers and EC2 instances directly protected from DDoS attacks by Amazon but it's $3,000 a month with an ann
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by nickjj 4y ago
> What's your secret for overcoming the C920's shitty color reproduction where the auto white balance makes everything extremely blue? You can disable all automatic settings and then you can manually configure things however yo
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by nickjj 4y ago
Does anyone happen to have a full break down of what goes into producing that number ($106,000 / year) per inmate? "Security" is too big and vague. I don't doubt the number but it's kind of mind boggling to me. I wo
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by nickjj 4y ago
> Let people wait on the platform as the train arrives. This is something that basically every train operator but Amtrak does. I haven't been to penn station in a while but I know the LIRR track numbers aren't available until t
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by nickjj 4y ago
I think folks often make trade offs with their working requirements. If you provide an end result response from your web app to a user's browser in 50ms-100ms (before external latency) then things like 200 microseconds vs 4 millisecond
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by nickjj 4y ago
That's true, but upset developers are up on the list of "how can I word this to be the most passive / aggressive as humanly possible". To be fair I think customer support in general is a hostile environment for the recei
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by nickjj 4y ago
It doesn't need to be. For example I do personal customer support for ~40,000 folks who take one of my video courses (programming and tech related). I often write personalized multi-sentence responses to their issues and follow up to r
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by nickjj 4y ago
Yeah, this is spot on. I'd go further and say it's also a completely undependable mode of transportation, even near bigger cities. I remember going to a town just north of Boston (Everett) for vacation and every day I took the bus
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by nickjj 4y ago
This is really it. There's a world of a difference in what you can do if you have free reign to make most technical decisions with full autonomy (self guided R&D, picking stuff, spiking it out, doing it for real, etc.), perhaps onl
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by nickjj 4y ago
Almost every contract gig and position request came from someone reading a blog post I wrote and they emailed me asking to work together.
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by nickjj 4y ago
And here we are almost 30 years later and you can order a pizza with Terraform[0] and pay with Bitcoin. [0]: https://github.com/nat-henderson/terraform-provider-dominos
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by nickjj 4y ago
> It's about how you feel, and that is the problem today. An opinion is often based on feel. For context I've put in thousands of hours into D2 back in the day, not nearly as much into D3 and quite a lot into PoE but no where n
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by nickjj 4y ago
> I just get this vibe that people don't think through their stance these days. They just want what they want, and use ethics to support their point when they don't really have a consistent sense of morality to speak of. I thou
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by nickjj 4y ago
> The thing is - is it necessary to have the best gear to enjoy the game? Technically no but Diablo and ARPGs in general are all about items and for a very large class of players who enjoy this genre it's all about min / maxing
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by nickjj 4y ago
You can perform the step in my last paragraph to make it work in those cases. It would come down to introducing 2 new build args, making sure the user you create sets the uid:gid based on these values, defaulting to 1000:1000 so it works fo
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by nickjj 4y ago
> Are you saying that all files from your containers are owned by you as user? If so I will start investigating right now You can do this with Docker today without much fuss. Here's a bunch of web app examples (Flask, Rails, Django,
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by nickjj 4y ago
> From the sound of it, the only "closed" part is configuration, like the endpoints for telemetry API. I don't want to mention things I'm not 100% sure of but aren't fairly critical components of the editor itsel
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by nickjj 4y ago
Is the goal to be able to have multiple sets of key mappings depending on which "folder" is open, sort of how you might describe "profiles"? If so you can do that with numpad re-mappings too. You could have 17 specific k
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by nickjj 4y ago
> One advantage is that you can map a button to a folder, allowing you to drill down into a whole different set of items. You can do this with custom key mappings on all major operating systems. Basically you can open a program, open a f
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by nickjj 4y ago
For those that have one, besides being able to set custom icons what advantages are there over remapping your numpad? A standard numpad comes with 17 keys (including the num lock key) to remap to whatever you want and you can combo them wit
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by nickjj 4y ago
If anyone is interested in how the author built it and what software it runs we chatted about it a while back on my podcast: https://runninginproduction.com/podcast/105-tinypilotkvm-let...
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by nickjj 4y ago
> I think async is the next thing that will happen. Async or a few hours of common hour overlaps are really going to be a big contributor to work / life balance even though it sounds counter-intuitive. It's counter-intuitive be
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by nickjj 4y ago
Honestly, most of them felt like they were clocking in and out which I'm ok with. I remember 3 really good teachers in high school. One was my 9th grade English teacher and the other 2 were part of a pilot program to introduce a multi-
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by nickjj 4y ago
Who benefits from these fines? Will these fines end up being paid out to everyone who now needs to deal with a lifetime barrage of spam calls and texts?
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by nickjj 4y ago
Annotated tags are a good idea, they also happen to be a requirement when signing tags. You can create empty message signed annotated tags with `git tag -sm "" v123-my-signed-tag`. I once made a blog post / video around signi
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by nickjj 4y ago
Yeah that's true, in the Pidgin case you were still signing up for each service independently. Pidgin let you communicate through its app instead of the service provider's app. None of the service providers had data about the othe
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by nickjj 4y ago
Ah, history is mostly repeating itself (minus the need for government intervention ~20 years ago). We had similar issues in the late 90s / early 2000s with ICQ, MSN Messenger, AIM, Yahoo Chat, etc.. Apps like https://www.pid

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