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by pzmarzly 1y ago
Awesome. I should have clarified that they were regional TLDs.
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by pzmarzly 1y ago
Counterpoint: I lost a domain when a registrar went out of business, and another when a registrar bumped the price 10x and refused to give me authenticode unless I physically show up to their office. Sure, I cheapened out and used shady che
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by pzmarzly 1y ago
I had a Bash script that parsed my browser history, and for every YouTube video it would run yt-dlp with "--write-info-json --write-subtitles --download-archive=already-downloaded.db" flags. Creating it was the easy part, but keep
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by pzmarzly 1y ago
After moving to Zed I also missed good Git integration that I had in VSCode with GitLens. That pushed me to finally try Jujutsu instead of Git, since it has a CLI (and TUI and GUI, if that's your thing) that are perfectly usable by mer
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by pzmarzly 1y ago
> SvelteKit is a Vercel product While Vercel acqui-hired many developers behind SvelteKit and Nuxt.js, I was under the impression that they weren't interested in running these projects hands-on, or even making them similar to each o
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by pzmarzly 1y ago
If they are just recommendations, perhaps Amazon shouldn't require them in their recruitment and performance review processes :)
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by pzmarzly 1y ago
You may find PRQL interesting. https://prql-lang.org/
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by pzmarzly 1y ago
Snapshot: https://archive.ph/0ihF5
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by pzmarzly 1y ago
HN admins: can the domain extractor be changed to say "world.hey.com/dhh" here instead of just the domain name? From what I see, Hey World is a blogging platform, similar to Medium but markdown and email based. And the userna
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by pzmarzly 1y ago
Revolut will only offer BLIK if your address is in Poland, it's not enough to just open a PLN subaccount. Same with Wero, it is only shown for customers in Germany and France IIRC. I have no idea why they did it like that, the backend
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by pzmarzly 1y ago
Counterexample: I went Sublime Text 2 -> ST3 -> Atom -> VSCode -> Zed, and every time barely noticed a difference in editing experience. The keymaps were >95% compatible after each of these switches. But I guess that was the
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by pzmarzly 1y ago
> who else has done enough that many people would have a chance of knowing their name? Not sure if that counts, but I suspect ZUN (Touhou) and Toby Fox (Undertale) are recognised by more people for their music than for their games. A lot
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by pzmarzly 1y ago
I am fairly happy with Bulgarian company ClouDNS, they have a wide selection of ccTLDs for reasonable prices. https://www.cloudns.net/
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by pzmarzly 1y ago
Out of curiosity: how do you set up your CI checks (linter, formatting) if the opensource tools behave differently from JetBrains'? Do you use Qodana[0]? One benefit of using VSCode/Sublime Text/vim/emacs language integr
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by pzmarzly 1y ago
Check out Linen https://www.linen.dev/
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by pzmarzly 1y ago
Also in referent news: "The State of TLS Stacks" by HAProxy devs https://www.haproxy.com/blog/state-of-ssl-stacks https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43912164 TLDR OpenSSL days seem to be co
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by pzmarzly 1y ago
FWIW there still are some popular European alternatives left, such as Bolt, Glovo or JustEat
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by pzmarzly 2y ago
Also, it was spread BY the poor. Early Christians happily donated away all their wealth, thinking the Christ will come and bring an end to the Roman empire any day now. There is a theory that this was a critical factor in how fast the early
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by pzmarzly 2y ago
Why not use any of the existing OCI Runtimes? They take well-defined[0] JSON description as input, and are pretty well-contained (single static binary). And because they are separate binaries, not libraries, you don't need to worry abo
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by pzmarzly 2y ago
Arguably, only in BitTorrent V2, which released in 2017, wasn't supported by major clients until 2020, and is still not widely adopted.
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by pzmarzly 2y ago
I know some people working in low-cost sweatshops, where human labour is cheaper than automation, everyone is told they can be replaced within days, and the few machines you may find are usually older than the employees (or better yet, cont
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by pzmarzly 2y ago
Isn't PCP the only protocol of these 3 that can reconfigure IPv6 firewall?
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by pzmarzly 2y ago
I know your library does a lot, I have been your GH Sponsor for months ;) Thanks for reminding me about it, I wanted to up the amount. And to thank you for working on such cool stuff and making the ecosystem better. I missed the upnp suppor
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by pzmarzly 2y ago
qBittorrent + VueTorrent is not perfect, but it's hard to find anything better. If you haven't tried it, take a look. https://github.com/VueTorrent/VueTorrent
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by pzmarzly 2y ago
To be fair, circa 2010 all torrent clients got "good enough", so my wishlist above is just a wishlist (because torrents are cool and I like to see progress). I use (and sponsor) qBittorrent myself and have no plans to change.
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by pzmarzly 2y ago
I am using qBittorrent, and from the top of my head: - WebTorrent and WebSocket patch for qBittorrent is ready but not merged (waiting on libtorrent's decision), - cross-seeding support is poor (a separate "cross-seed" binary
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by pzmarzly 2y ago
It is easy to make a torrent client, but very hard to make a good torrent client. A very good, or let's say "perfect", one, needs to support multiple transport protocols (TCP, "uTP" aka UDP, "WebTorrent"
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by pzmarzly 2y ago
Most clients try to set up port forwarding using UPnP IGD, NAT PMP, or PCP protocol, a lot of residential routers support one of them. If you enable WebTorrent as a transport protocol (enabled in gotorrent, disabled by default in libtorrent
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by pzmarzly 2y ago
A safer alternative could be to reset BIOS settings to factory defaults - that should reset NVRAM as well.
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by pzmarzly 2y ago
Does anyone recommend some pull-through registry to use? Docker Docs has some recommendations [0], but I wonder how feature complete it is. I'd like to find something that: - Can pull and serve private images - Has UI to show a list of

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