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by svnpenn 5y ago
Overall I am happy with Go, as it lets me get stuff done quickly. The worst aspect of Go for me, is the documentation. Specifically, whoever designed the current site: https://pkg.go.dev/io I hate the fixed top bar. I hate
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by svnpenn 5y ago
Implement TLS fingerprinting on your server. People can still fake that if they are determined, but it should cut the abuse way down.
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by svnpenn 5y ago
Fast alternative: https://github.com/89z/mech
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by svnpenn 5y ago
Why do people insist on still using MP3, when better stuff is available? YouTube hasn't used MP3 for years, with good reason. You can use Opus or AAC, even most car systems should work with one of them.
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by svnpenn 5y ago
Nope. I just tried "ssh" and got command not found. Correction, look like they put it in a subfolder: C:\Windows\System32\OpenSSH\ssh.exe
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by svnpenn 5y ago
This is a great tool, thank you. I would ignore the haters, plenty of people want something simple like this. Also, you should approach the Rust Foundation to see if they will fund the public site.
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by svnpenn 5y ago
Is SSH even available for Windows? I see people point to SSH a lot with this topic, but it seems like they assume that everyone has SSH already installed.
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by svnpenn 5y ago
Can you elaborate? Someone else said that, but they refused more details when asked. Then someone else said you still need port forwarding with ipv6
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by svnpenn 5y ago
> I've heard no few times how hard it is to send mail from a self-hosted server (because of spam filters). This is the second sentence. What does this even mean?
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by svnpenn 5y ago
On the home page, it says: > Unlimited, ad-free, customized radio how is that not a lie?
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by svnpenn 5y ago
Literally the first thing you read on the homepage is wrong. They are either stupid or lying, either way I'm not using the site.
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by svnpenn 5y ago
> I'm a huge privacy advocate Your previous comment directly contradicts this. People who advocate for privacy, don't go out of their way to harvest data without consent.
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by svnpenn 5y ago
So, they are blatantly lying?
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by svnpenn 5y ago
That a ratio of 85 billion to 1, ouch
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by svnpenn 5y ago
Even if CEO says, "yes do this", it's still an idiotic way to use the site. If you trying to kill a bear, you don't shoot it 18 times with a BB gun. You shoot it once with a shotgun.
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by svnpenn 5y ago
You can install either one. You're choosing not to. However I do agree, that is idiotic text to include.
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by svnpenn 5y ago
People are deliberately misusing the site. The whole point of the character limit, is to force you to make a concise thought. Some people ignore that, and just ramble over a dozen tweets, like a monkey with a typewriter. The anarchist in me
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by svnpenn 5y ago
You seem to be salty.
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by svnpenn 5y ago
In regards to startup time, isn't Julia an order of magnitude slower than everything, even Ruby? Why would anyone want this?
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by svnpenn 5y ago
That blog has one of my favorite posts: https://kottke.org/17/05/the-struggle-with-the-self
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by svnpenn 5y ago
Doesnt work with Firefox: Uncaught TypeError: pointerContainer is null
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by svnpenn 5y ago
I asked for something simple, this is the opposite of that: https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Tutorials/Setting_up_a_ser...
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by svnpenn 5y ago
> If firewalls or port forwards aren't available to you I don't know if they are or not. I am just a regular person with a home computer. I know how to set up a run a basic localhost server, but I don't really know about t
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by svnpenn 5y ago
Is it possible to access the local site from another network? Like run a local server, that I can access from my phone outside of the house? I looked into this before, but I could never find a simple solution.
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by svnpenn 5y ago
Well done. Someone should share this with the current Stack Exchange designers, since they don't know what the hell they are doing.
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by svnpenn 5y ago
> transitive dependencies are automatically updated to pick up security fixes Does Node do this? That seems like an awful idea. People should be manually updating dependencies, never automatically. Stuff like dependabot need to die.
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by svnpenn 5y ago
Thats a good outlook. Dont worry about any problem, just import something an its fixed! More imports the better! Hopefully we can do away with all code, and just import everything.
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by svnpenn 5y ago
You never gave a Rust example without using the 200 lines of Rust package. You didnt do so, because implementing an error interface in Rust is a painful and extremely verbose process. Its not in Go, as I demonstrated. > bail!("oh no
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by svnpenn 5y ago
> What's the difference between importing some hundred's of lines from thiserror in rust vs importing the "error" package in go? Again, you're comparing apples and oranges. It seems you didn't see my previou
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by svnpenn 5y ago
I dont think you realize how ridiculous this comment is. Youre comparing 10 lines of Go, with 200 of Rust: https://github.com/dtolnay/thiserror/blob/master/src/lib.rs

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