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Hey. It's really neat. Would you be willing to share any insight you have? I don't know much about PeerTube. I assume your server is along the lines of an anchor / primary peer that guarantees there's always 1 seed.
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> Edit: On second thought, how long before they just start hard coding IP addresses? I think it’ll eventually go to DoH with hard to block IPs (ex: Cloudflare IPs are tough to block because you break too much stuff). I’ve always believed
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I hate Twitter and think it’s a huge hassle and a waste of time, but I would pay for a domain verified Twitter handle / namespace that could be used for product feedback / support. Ex: twitter.com/example.com It would also be
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My guess on this is that SendGrid isn't strict enough about the `FROM` header when the message is being written. It's tough to say though without seeing the full set of headers. Note the mail is sent from @sendgrid.net. DKIM eve
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I think an open system with easy to add 3rd party stores would be better. The official stores could focus on super high trust applications from huge brands and let the market find a solution to the bottom end. However, the current system
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It doesn't fix anything directly, but it's an easy, effective way to show support for people who have been disenfranchised. And it's the sum total that counts, so every little thing makes a difference. One project making cha
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There's so many bad examples online that I can't imagine trying to learn development from scratch these days.
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I'm convinced the sole purpose of some open source projects are to be good enough to prevent other open source projects from filling the void, but bad enough to keep from competing with vested commercial interests. This might just be o
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Yeah. There are tons of bad domain names on those drop lists. I wonder what the deal is with that too. The new TLDs aren't that bad IMO, especially if you want something short and memorable for a quick site. Last year I wanted a non