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by ryan29 6y ago
Maybe ticketing systems have gotten better, but I've never used one where I didn't feel like I was "spending time" dealing with the ticket system. As of right now, I end up with discussions spread across email, SMS, pho
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by ryan29 6y ago
Yes, there are many ways email could be used to assign tasks. The way I said, the way you said, by dragging it into a folder. It doesn't really matter how it works in detail as long as the general concept is there; people want to ass
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by ryan29 6y ago
> Front is like Slack for your email, except instead of creating another distracting, noisy, always-on tool, Front allows users to spin up ephemeral chats within email threads themselves. That's the exact opposite of what I'd
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by ryan29 6y ago
Yep. On one hand, dev containers could be really awesome. Imagine being able to spin up an old dev container to fix a bug in an old project. Ex: I added a tiny feature to a 5+ year old Java app last year and it took me longer to get the
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by ryan29 6y ago
I didn't know that existed. I skimmed it and it looks like it would be good, but Traefik is working well enough for me that I don't have a reason to change it. To be really honest, I'd have to get some kind of noticeable im
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by ryan29 6y ago
The way AWS does it seems like it would work if they removed hosted zones for domains where all 4 NS don’t match what you’re assigned. That seems to be what Cloudflare does (I’m not positive though), but with 2 NS per account.
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by ryan29 6y ago
I think so. Last time I used it I remember thinking it seemed a bit lax.
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by ryan29 6y ago
Really? Do you mean you’ll eventually get 4 matching NS or just overlap 1? How about Cloudflare? I always assumed no one gets the same combo of NS and they actively monitor / remove domains that don’t point to the expected NS.
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by ryan29 6y ago
No. It's fairly clear. I just didn't read past the "2 active domains" part of the pricing. I'll edit my post and I will actually give it another try.
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by ryan29 6y ago
I would say it's also important to receive mail on RFC2142 [1] addresses as well. I usually set up abuse@, hostmaster@, postmaster@, and webmaster@ for idle domains. 1. https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2142
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by ryan29 6y ago
It would be easier to add something like a `forbid` policy to DMARC IMO, since you'd want to set up DMARC to monitor spoof attempts anyway. A simple `p=forbid,sp=forbid` (not real options) in DMARC would be ideal. forbid - all mail is
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by ryan29 6y ago
Edit: Below brightball pointed out they support inactive domains, so my complaint about not being able to add inactive domains wasn't accurate. I deleted it.
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by ryan29 6y ago
Hey. Thanks for replying. FYI, I just noticed the store link on your site is broken. Having a non-opinionated system using a simple http call makes sense to me. I would say the main drawback is that a lot of automated certificate managem
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by ryan29 6y ago
I've looked at setting that up for my home lab a few times and when reading the docs I always get hung up on one thing. How do I retrieve certificates on my servers? Do I have to use the Certera API for that? What I'd like to ha
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by ryan29 6y ago
IMHO there's an opportunity for a lot of disruption in the CA industry. Managing a lot of certificates gets out of control pretty quickly and if they build a system with decent hierarchical authentication you can start to see a situat
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by ryan29 6y ago
There's also a lot of opportunity for CAs to get better IMO, so competition is useful. I'd hate to see a commercial company displace LE, but there are so many value adds that can be sold once you're the CA of choice that it
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by ryan29 6y ago
GitLab CI exposes the pipeline ID and it would work for that.
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by ryan29 6y ago
If you mount docker.sock you're building on the runner's daemon so you have to worry about builds interfering with each other. If you use docker-in-docker you get a clean environment every time.
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by ryan29 6y ago
The other option that works really well in a single user environment is to bind to the runner's Docker daemon. That way builds run as siblings of the runner's daemon rather than as children via docker-in-docker. The huge issue wi
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by ryan29 6y ago
I tried kaniko and didn't like it. Having build and push as part of the same job is frustrating and I view it as a sign that a CI system is built with the expectation of having everything happen post commit by shoveling money into a CI
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by ryan29 6y ago
That kind of sucks because if a user misses the initial OS redirect for a captive portal login, the easiest way to get them back to the authentication page is to have them hit an http site. However, things like HSTS make that really hard t
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by ryan29 6y ago
Like the sibling post said, you're probably seeing certificate errors caused by the portal, not traffic being allowed to captive.apple.com. With http, a captive portal system will intercept your connection and redirect you to the porta
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by ryan29 6y ago
Many users don't know the difference between http and https, so if you're trying to get them redirected to a captive portal page it's a lot easier if the default is http.
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by ryan29 6y ago
AFAIK, the FQDN is used for connecting to the registry, but it's not passed to the registry. So when you pull `ecr.example.com/namespace/project` the daemon connects to `ecr.example.com`, but the registry only sees `namespac
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by ryan29 6y ago
I agree that money = popularity = trust is a risky system. Fraud and scams are high margin activities, so bad actors can end up with more money to spend than a lot of legitimate developers. It's pretty ridiculous that we have real nam
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by ryan29 6y ago
The description of that dependency used by the BBC makes me wonder why trust is somehow based on popularity. What if the BBC got duped into using a dependency from a bad actor? Is that package trustworthy now? I wonder if the package repo
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by ryan29 6y ago
Ah. That makes a lot more sense. Thanks!
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by ryan29 6y ago
This is a great find. I bet there are similar bugs hiding in many hosted mail platforms. I always wanted to test MS365, but never got around to it. IIRC if you don't configure DKIM, they'll still sign messages using your x.onmic
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by ryan29 6y ago
Maybe let creators follow and / or like each others videos, channels and use that to make semi-curated recommendations. The biggest issue with YouTube, etc. is the recommendations kind of suck and do a bad job of following my mood. I
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by ryan29 6y ago
Oh yeah. My bad. I got my degree in math from Verizon. Getting paid $1000 per 100k views sounds ok. On the paying side I'd hate to end up on the hook for a video that goes viral and gets a million views. Keep in mind that Cloudflare

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