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Show HN: Prometheus exporter for Cloudflare site analytics(github.com)
2 points by ricardbejarano 6y ago|0 comments
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by ricardbejarano 6y ago
It is, but I like that I can make something burn with half a dozen drops, which means I keep the flavor of the food, without altering it too much. But it is, I recall it once was the hottest sauce in Hot Ones[0]. [0] https://www.
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by ricardbejarano 6y ago
Interesting...
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by ricardbejarano 6y ago
Man I wish it were, as of late I've become addicted to putting a couple drops of Blair's Mega Death on all my main dishes. I've found it to be the best spicy I've ever eaten: it does not leave the mouth (no throat or lip
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by ricardbejarano 6y ago
Ever heard of market regulation? Also, don't forget the "winners" are appointed by the consumers, if everyone likes your product what can you do about it? Are consumers supposed to skip the best option just because the compan
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by ricardbejarano 6y ago
Also, this is more niche, but I have it set to auto-fill HTTP Basic Auth credentials, which works perfectly since that's a well-established standard. I use Basic Auth for many of my LAN-only web services at home and KeepassXC + browser
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by ricardbejarano 6y ago
I use the browser extension all the time (Chrome). When it works, it works great. You can tell the extension to auto-fill and auto-submit, so that it feels like you had been logged in from the very beginning. The problem is, it works (in my
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PCRE 8.44 Released(sourceforge.net)
3 points by ricardbejarano 7y ago|0 comments
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by ricardbejarano 7y ago
Without caring about meditation at all (sorry?), I want to thank OP for giving us a way of trying it without signing up. All "Show HN" posts should do that IMHO.
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by ricardbejarano 7y ago
> There are a few very vocal people who dislike it for all kinds of reasons [...] I'll have to agree, there are few but very vocal.
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by ricardbejarano 7y ago
I know a lot of people here don't like Cloudflare, but they provide a solution to the "HN hug of death" mentioned above for free. Whenever you expect to get a traffic spike, you can always turn proxying on for a day or two an
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by ricardbejarano 7y ago
Perhaps we need a new term or two to distinguish between "services I provide through providers" and "services I provide with my own metal" (except ISP and power, 'cause I run my services but I'm not buying a po
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by ricardbejarano 7y ago
Or set tight resource limits. Setting resource requests also enables the use of HorizontalPodAutoscalers.
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by ricardbejarano 7y ago
From experience, anything with 2GB or more RAM can be a master node. Workers can even have 1GB and work just fine. Be warned, though, in my experience etcd requires a somewhat decent read/write latency, or else it's going to fail,
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by ricardbejarano 7y ago
Everything I know about Kubernetes I learned from a single-node (pseudo)clustered refurbished ThinkPad X201. It cost me 90€ at an IBM refurbished sell. It is downstairs by the router, and it has been hosting everything for me except my emai
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Building a Camera That Can See WiFi (video) [2018](youtube.com)
11 points by ricardbejarano 7y ago|0 comments
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by ricardbejarano 7y ago
I can count with one hand the amount of state constitutions that allow the sudden declaration of independence of a part of their territory. Self-determination is a right you reject when you step foot on Spain (and practically every other co
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by ricardbejarano 7y ago
We had a non-binding referendum on November 9th, 2014, with 90% saying yes to independence, but 37% voter turnout. Then an illegally-binding referendum was organized by the Catalan government on October 1st, 2017. The result was 90% leaves,
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by ricardbejarano 7y ago
The thing is, the government can't let a "comunidad autonoma" organize a binding referendum about a region's secession of Spain, because that would put the region's sovereignty on the region's people, and that&
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by ricardbejarano 7y ago
I'd rather not to take anyone on Spain very seriously about this, as this is a very "with me or against me" kind of problem, and practically everyone has a strong opinion. Everyone will tell you their side of the story, with
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by ricardbejarano 7y ago
Yes, but the website redirects to http://82.223.97.47/ , a "site was taken down by the judicial authority" site, if you are connecting to tsunamidemocratic.github.io from Spain.
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by ricardbejarano 7y ago
The website redirects to http://82.223.97.47/ (site was taken down by the judicial authority) if you connect from Spain.
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by ricardbejarano 7y ago
Repositories are hosted on GitHub, and unless GitHub explicitly blocked those with Spanish source IP addresses, there's no way a Spanish ISP can block us access to a repo unless they block GitHub altogether.
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by ricardbejarano 7y ago
You may find my NGINX image[1] interesting. There's some features you could easily add to yours in order to make it a better overall image. [1] https://github.com/ricardbejarano/nginx
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by ricardbejarano 7y ago
> It's not necessarily dangerous but lithium batteries have a chance to fail and in very rare cases even explode, making them a potential fire hazard. Well, I'm removing the battery and the pseudo-UPS logic right now. The batte
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by ricardbejarano 7y ago
Happy to help!
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by ricardbejarano 7y ago
You haven't answered my question. Your supposed "kill switch" wouldn't exist in that scenario. I gave you an apples to apples protocol comparison. If you tell me there's a single bit that lets you distinguish betwee
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by ricardbejarano 7y ago
Nothing keeps an end-user from rescinding it's ISP contract as soon as they ever slightly cross the line of filtering a single packet. I agree in that end-users shouldn't give a dime about DNS privacy, it should be private by defa
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by ricardbejarano 7y ago
s/mechanism/hack/g DoH is a hack, the use of suboptimal protocol to achieve the same goal. DoT is a protocol explicitly designed for it's purpose. If brickhead sysadmins block DoT it's their problem, and if
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by ricardbejarano 7y ago
At this point I consider myself pretty knowledgeable on Kubernetes. I bought Kubernetes Up & Running a year ago, I was disappointed to see it is a very over-the-top view, without getting into details. I skimmed over Kubernetes in Action

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