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remram
2y ago
Unfortunately there's been a few vulnerability since that old Minio release. For something you expose to users, it's a problem.
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remram
2y ago
They use Plausible. There are a few alternatives: https://alternativeto.net/software/plausible-insights/
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remram
2y ago
Why make people enter the dash? On some devices this means switching to the "special characters" mode. And if they are always in the same place, they contribute nothing to entropy/security.
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remram
2y ago
I think the part that uses `unsafe` and can break Pin if done wrong is the implementation of the smart-pointer type , not its use.
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remram
2y ago
> Community edition is open source. If that is true, you could definitely not make it less obvious. This is not the impression I got from your repo ("variously licensed under the Apache Public License 2.0 (APL) and the Dgraph Commun
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remram
2y ago
So, I should create a plan with amount=0, set the currency to USD anyway, and label it "any donation appreciated"? What is the workflow?
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remram
2y ago
It seems that "plans" are required? Or is that just a quirk of the builder UI?
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remram
2y ago
That's such a weird comment. You're phrasing it like if Musk didn't get this money, no one would, and taxes wouldn't be paid at all. So weird. If I scam you out of $100 and give $40 to charity, what have I "contribu
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remram
2y ago
FYI: Not open-source: > you cannot redistribute the source code or the software
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remram
2y ago
It is not open source as per the LICENSE file ("you cannot redistribute the source code or the software"), and the title is "looking for help". They are asking for contributors for their commercial project and couldn
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remram
2y ago
100 year certs require a consultant when the 100 years are up on any certificate and no one has any idea how the system was set up. They require a consultant when there's a security breach and you have to figure out which of the many c
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remram
2y ago
You can also set your password to "password" but hopefully you don't. Guidelines and technical measures can't keep everybody safe all the time, if they are determined to be unsafe, but that is never an argument against t
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remram
2y ago
Until it's too short that there's not a single worked day during the alerting period, I think it's fine. 45 days means 15 days between "it didn't renew on schedule" and "anything breaks".
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remram
2y ago
You're free to not use CAs. What about their freedom? Or even not use TLS. And what about the right for users to privacy and security, when there's no drawback on the host other than their misguided sense of "freedom"?
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remram
2y ago
Can you at least reformat your markdown for HN before pasting it?
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remram
2y ago
Does it do that from the browser? What does it ”track”, keyboard+mouse input? You're missing much more high-level information than this.
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remram
2y ago
There's very little information before the sign up page. As someone potentially interested in this, what does it look like? What does it do differently from the other hundred of tools in this space? You submitted a page to HN with noth
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remram
2y ago
Not relational, not a replacement for Postgres. Also doesn't look open-source at first glance.
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remram
2y ago
They replied to a comment mentioning "pgBouncer, repmgr, patroni" so supposedly not one of those.
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remram
2y ago
What's "a database designed to run on Kubernetes"? Cassandra?
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remram
2y ago
I might pirate what I already bought, since that is the only way to actually acquire it.
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remram
2y ago
Is that how you feel about owning any other item? Do you have the schematics for your toaster, your fridge, your table?
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remram
2y ago
If you call this a "dead man's switch" I'd expect it to turn my app off when I die. E.g. "switch" something when something happens to a "man". Your own README links to this definition: "A dead ma
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remram
2y ago
I'd take a one-touch button to temporarily disable autocorrect/auto-capitalization. Either toggled or until next space. I don't usually type the " https:// " part if I'm spelling out a URL, and I type
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remram
2y ago
On the other hand, the S3-compatible server options are quite limited. While you're not locking yourself to one cloud, you are locking yourself to the cloud.
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remram
2y ago
It's HTTP. Say HTTP. HTTP is layer 7, but layer 7 is not HTTP.
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remram
2y ago
Cool URIs don't change https://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/URI This will cause a massive amount of links to go dead on the web and that's a fact. It will definitely not only affect people who hold .io doma
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remram
2y ago
... And don't use GitHub Pages, GitLab Pages, or otherwise rely on permanent URLs on domains in .io... Sure, but who are those?
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remram
2y ago
A "compromise" between a usable non-ad-company product and what ?
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remram
2y ago
Sounds like it doesn't help me at all.
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