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by ryan29 5y ago
Zoho has a lite email plan for $12 per year per user. I can put my whole 6 user domain on Zoho for the same price as a single Google Workspace user and the loss of things like Google Drive aren't really a loss in my opinion because I
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by ryan29 5y ago
It's the purchases for me. I'd be ok with every user in my domain getting converted into standalone Google accounts. If they don't do something, I'm going to think about emailing every developer I've ever bought an
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by ryan29 5y ago
+1 for Porkbun. The site is clean/simple and they support WebAuthn with the ability to add multiple keys. They also have an extra password option for important domains which I set to my phone PIN so it isn't written down everywh
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by ryan29 5y ago
> But also you are teaching your customers to click on phishing-links, because apparently the e-mails you send out to customers contain a new domain every time. I've noticed government departments have become bad for this in Canada.
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by ryan29 5y ago
Awesome! I have some questions about the way usage works. I'm wondering if there's a point where efficient, short lived executions are more cost effective as Unbound rather than the bundled Workers now. The docs [1] say: > C
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by ryan29 5y ago
The Cloudflare stuff is the first "serverless" platform I've considered using. I develop independently and the value proposition is too good to ignore. They scale to $0 on idle deployments, I don't have to maintain any
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by ryan29 5y ago
> In fact, I recommend that browsers ignore these hints because they are wrong much of the time. I don't agree. That's the kind of coddling that encourages incompetence. Instead of compensating for others' mistakes, just
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by ryan29 5y ago
> If you haven’t had a look at CF’s serverless stuff for a while, it’s worth a look again. That's especially true if your workload makes sense for the all-inclusive Workers. I evaluated only the pricing a while back and Cloudflar
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by ryan29 5y ago
It feels censored. Is it? For example: - bigbongforbonnie.com = 1 exact match - bigbongforbonnie = no results - bigbongsforbonnie = lots of recommendations that aren't good For the last one, I say the recommendations aren't good
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by ryan29 5y ago
I've looked at HNS and ENS a bit. I want a domain on both, but haven't bought any. The biggest problem is having to deal in crypto currency. In Canada buying and selling crypto currency is similar to dealing with stocks. You ne
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by ryan29 5y ago
Sometimes they have the cheapest renewal rate for some of the TLDs, so if you're deal hunting on sites like tld-list.com you could end up registering via Epik. Before today the only thing I knew about them was that they were the regist
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by ryan29 5y ago
Did anyone download it and look? This is huge if it's true isn't it? I don't want to download it because I don't know what the laws are, but I'm really interested to know if it's true. Rob Monster is a reall
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by ryan29 5y ago
> What's the right solution? It's case by case, down to a mixture of morality and expertise to decide. I think the idea of minimizing harm is a really good one. I've never done any machine learning type stuff, but, based o
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by ryan29 5y ago
This should be at the top of the comments IMO. I'm honestly stunned by this blog post because I always assumed a relationship with a payment processor like Stripe was akin to a banking relationship where you'd have an account man
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by ryan29 5y ago
Which TLD was it? I’ve been trying to find an example of a domain being reclassified as premium while registered for almost two years. Are you sure you didn’t let it expire? That violates the registry agreement AFAIK. They’re not allow
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by ryan29 5y ago
I tried to buy some of those. IMO, it's all DOA because the crypto currency end of it makes it too hard to deal with. I wanted a Handshake domain and a .eth domain. I even set up an account at an exchange to buy crypto which involve
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by ryan29 5y ago
> If you have enough skill (or the willingness to learn) and initial investment of time, then the ROI on these DIY projects can be immense. I self host a ton of stuff. Sometimes I feel like I'm wasting time that could be spent writ
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by ryan29 5y ago
> I really wish you could just designate a group of resources as unimportant, set a billing limit, and let Amazon nuke everything / delete your files / whatever, if you go over the limit. That's exactly how it should work.
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by ryan29 5y ago
It's actually a moderate pain to set up something that doesn't answer on port 443 unless you want to host it yourself. I tried with http://wifi.help , but it's at Cloudflare and I don't know of a way to block
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by ryan29 5y ago
> I trust the Canadian government more than I trust an ad company. Me too. However, since it's sort of the government running it, I wonder if they could ever implement ad blocking without getting sued by the ad companies.
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by ryan29 5y ago
I personally use split horizon DNS for my home lab. I have several things that I put behind Cloudflare, but I don't want my local access to go me > cloudflare > me, so I use split horizon DNS. If you're not behind somethin
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by ryan29 5y ago
> Most people don't care about holding a token I definitely do NOT want the token/coin. As soon as I touch it the transaction becomes a taxable event for me. It's a nightmare. Imagine if every store in your city used a
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by ryan29 5y ago
I signed up, but didn't do any of the verification. I'm from Canada and they're not in FINTRAC (our KYC/AML regulator), so I'm not willing to give them any personal information beyond what I'd use for a normal
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by ryan29 5y ago
I use Win10 Pro, but have Home on a few computers for my parents and nieces/nephews. I set up the first user on all of them as a local admin and their account (local or MS) is always a normal user. It's such a simple way of makin
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by ryan29 5y ago
It's a prelude to subscription Windows. Instead of having a family PC that everyone can use, every user with a Microsoft account will need a license. The OS for a family PC is eventually going up 5-10x in price IMO.
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by ryan29 5y ago
I don't get it either. I've never met anyone who liked any of the dynamic content provided by MS pretending that Windows is media platform. I think these are features the MS execs want, not users. > Is Linux a usable alternat
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by ryan29 5y ago
I need a local account. I set up my PC with multiple profiles. I start with a local admin account and then I add Microsoft accounts for my day-to-day work. I have one profile logged in to my personal Microsoft account. Another is logg
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by ryan29 5y ago
I've looked at blockchain based domains. There's also ENS (.eth) and HNS (namebase.io). The biggest problem with them is they're a huge pain to purchase. You need to buy their vBucks style coins first (ETH or HNS) and many
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by ryan29 5y ago
Overall, I think this is really cool. The parts that are a hard sell IMO are: 1. The need to trust Cloudflare is a no-go for some. I trust them and I think solutions like this are better than the "roll your own" type you'll
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by ryan29 5y ago
For anti-bot / reputation systems, I think there's some value in the type of proof of space and time (PoST) algorithm used by the Chia blockchain. Algorithms that do proof of idle resources switch the economies of scale so it&#x27

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