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by rudasn 2y ago
I had a similar need, and after going through the docs for a few existing solutions (grafana, elastic, prometheus, etc) I decided to roll my own. No db on the receiver and log-based storage on the senders (using standard log rotation to man
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by rudasn 2y ago
What are talking about?! That's my favourite part when reading code! :P
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by rudasn 2y ago
I don't get it. `db` should resolve to all host ips? Wouldnt a load balancer make more sense in that scenario?
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by rudasn 2y ago
Not sure if this trick still applies, or if it applies to your printer, but if you wrap the visible part of the cartridge with black tape the printer will think it's full and let you print.
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by rudasn 2y ago
I've been told that I "have a problem for every solution", and I'm OK with that. It's because I tend to look for things in the solutions suggested that either do not solve the problem, are unrelated to the problem,
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by rudasn 2y ago
Websites are coded in html, styled with css, and made dynamic/interactive with javascript. When you right click on a Web page, such as the one you are reading now, and select View Source you can see the html, css and javscript that you
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by rudasn 2y ago
Scientific Management . It's one of those areas of study where one can easily miss the forest for the trees. It sounds so good, it must be right!
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by rudasn 2y ago
https://www.f5.com/company/blog/nginx/securing-urls-secure-l... For anyone just learning about this.
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by rudasn 2y ago
Or the way around.
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by rudasn 2y ago
Hey! Just wanted to say thank you for wireguard :) Hope you find a host soon!
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by rudasn 2y ago
Yeah, and put ansible-pull in the mix and call it a day :) I think the main advantage these kind of tools bring is the user-friendlyness for both the developer and customer, in terms of UIs, security, and auditing. App deployments, new rele
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by rudasn 2y ago
> a GitHub Action utilizing our SDK to upload latest releases Cool. So the tar would be uploaded to the hub and from there the user can manage deployments. Or maybe even create draft? deployments from the gh action and the user would onl
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by rudasn 2y ago
This looks super cool and useful! I really like the idea of an open source replicated. I've been through the docs and could find if there's a way to deploy a git repo, or a tar file, that contains the docker compose file instead i
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by rudasn 2y ago
Hey! Whichever versioning scheme you end up choosing, the important bit is to keep documentation for all versions. Bonus points for mentioning in the docs when a feature was first added. Some examples off the top of my head include python d
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by rudasn 2y ago
How come the committers are not visible? I only see User and User in the commits, with no links to profiles.
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by rudasn 2y ago
Not just dictators..
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by rudasn 2y ago
Change it at once everywhere on an existing large codebase? That's going to be one huge PR no one will want to review properly, let alone approve. Document the old pattern, document the new pattern, discuss, and come up with a piece by
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by rudasn 2y ago
I've done contact form -> Google sheets -> to my email before for a static react (?) website. Worked quite well and was pretty simple iirc.
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by rudasn 2y ago
(2023) but really well written and useful nonetheless! What's missing is a section on browser support.
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by rudasn 2y ago
Nice. I really like the config format regarding the services available/exposed. Any particular reasons you haven't built upon wireguard that would handle encryption/security for you?
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by rudasn 2y ago
Easy decision to make if it's not your money your spending, I guess.
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by rudasn 2y ago
Maybe have the BSOD when viewed without js:p
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by rudasn 2y ago
Cool. Can anyone recommend a linux tool for removing exif data from images and metadata from pdfs?
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by rudasn 2y ago
Nginx auth module may help you with these kind of requests.
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by rudasn 2y ago
Hey nice work! Thanks for making the homepage work without js! Can it also generate letterheads? Like the ones you see on invoices and such.
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by rudasn 2y ago
I mostly browse HN and the linked sites on mobile Chrome with javascript disabled. Many times I get a blank page or a turn javascript on page, and at that point I just hit back and move along. Sometimes, when the comments are positive or I
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by rudasn 2y ago
If the idea is solid, and actually saves time or money or lives they would be more than willing to help you out in many ways (not just the promise of future money). If the idea/product is just nice to have, or marginally makes it easie
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by rudasn 2y ago
Well, you won't be the first to build something users love but their employer/your customer won't be willing to buy. Have you found the small hospital you will be selling this to? Or made a list of such potential clients? And
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by rudasn 2y ago
Did you find buyers for your software, or have shown it to someone who might be interested in buying it? If yes, and they somehow validated your idea and implementation of it, congrats! You have completed the hard part of developing commerc
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by rudasn 2y ago
Agree. I've made it a habit the past few years to include before/after screenshots in my PRs and sometimes a screen capture of the UI/workflow changes. Also, screenshots in the issues pages for bugs or anything UI related. I

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