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by t312227 4y ago
idk ... * md files in a git-repo and a transformation to html/pdf/whatever * some wiki personally i prefer something FOSS like mediawiki and i have to admit, i dislike confluence a lot, but especially larger companies use it all o
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by t312227 4y ago
yes!
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by t312227 4y ago
it depends.
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by t312227 4y ago
shodan ;) * https://www.shodan.io/
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by t312227 4y ago
a bit o.T. but maybe relevant for the viewpoint on this question. i've used turbo C in the 80ties - afaik the system was very similar to the turbo Pascal environment: it was an early form of an IDE ... imho. this was THE outstanding
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by t312227 4y ago
hello, imho. self-hosting != networking but basic networking-knowhow is necessary for self-hosting and knowing networking helps in a lot of situation :) idk what the "best" way to learn these things in the 21st century would be to
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by t312227 4y ago
IMHO, the key-point here is to automate the setup/deployment/maintainance of your system and application, so you have a certain degree of independence of the systems running your stage in question. for development: use whatever
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by t312227 4y ago
imho this decicions also heavily depends on the topic of your startup. afaik for example for blockchain related stuff switzerland, especially the canton/city of zug is a very good choice - for legal reasons etc. br, v
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by t312227 4y ago
hmmm ... i have to admit, i really don't get this article, imho. its not very well written: why using these "oldschool" if / of parameter how its meant to be used dd < /dev/zero > /dev/sdx like
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by t312227 4y ago
* "no data collection", but google-analytics facepalm * based on vue.js -> page does not work w/o javascript ... hmmm this is not my understanding of "a minimal website" brv
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by t312227 4y ago
for your "personal blog" git pull can be used as deployment - don't forget to exclude the access to the .git directory in .htaccess ... but for "serious" applications / deployment-routines this is never an op
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by t312227 4y ago
you should be able to host your own e-mail system. the first BUT ... :) * an "e-mail system" consists of many components which have to be (tightly) integrated -- MTA, MDA, MUA just to name the most obvious ones * e-mail touches a
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by t312227 4y ago
hello, about 2 years ago there was a similar thread here @ HN * https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22907211 awesome-computer history * https://github.com/watson/awesome-computer-history br v
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by t312227 5y ago
hello, a bit o.T. here, but i think, that 50+% of (web) development is communication (with people). especially in "common" projects - mostly CRUD stuff - this is much more essential than any other technical experience/knowhow
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by t312227 5y ago
hi, imho. it heavily depends what you expect from "living", but you could easily live - read: rent a cheap room & eat healthy - with 1000 us$ which roughly equals 900 euro in a lot of cities within the E.U. out of my head -
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by t312227 5y ago
hey, this reminds me of the speech Rasmus Lerdorf - the creator of PHP *) - delivered to the 25th birthday of the language ... * https://youtu.be/wCZ5TJCBWMg you don't have to watch the whole speech, but during the las
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by t312227 5y ago
great comment - thanks :) and lets not forget: * VMS/VAX had virtualization & clustering in the 80ties * DECNET * systems which ranged from low-cost CMOS - for example microVAXes or the older bitsliced 11/730 - to high-perform
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by t312227 5y ago
hello, imho ad depression: 1. go get professional help and imho. what applys to all people 2. meaning in live doesn't come "naturally" to anyone, you have to actively discover & decide what "floats your boat"
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by t312227 5y ago
short list - what comes to my mind within a few minutes good old HOWTOs etc * https://tldp.org/ my personal favorite distribution - with a social contract * https://wiki.debian.org/ the following distributi
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by t312227 6y ago
preface: i'm no linguist, so ... i think this heavily depends on your mother-tongue / native-language(s) ... there are often similarities between languages - for example its easy for an italian speaking person to learn spanish and
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by t312227 6y ago
just a rethorical question: whats your point!? because there are lots of people who have other things to do than "bring up anything" on some cheap "roll-your-own" hosting-platform. ... ever considered TCO !? they just wa
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by t312227 6y ago
btw. "25 years of php" - an interesting talk about the background/history from its creator Rasmus Lerdorf * https://youtu.be/wCZ5TJCBWMg with a god point during the last 5 mins. "work on things that matt
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by t312227 6y ago
imho ... why not!? it's just "yet another c-style/curly brackets scripting language", which isn't hard to learn and especially easy to use and which was and still is heavily used in context of web-development. why?
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by t312227 6y ago
in the 80ties i went to a high-school with technical background (electronics) and we had one and later two VAX 11/730 there (the cheaper/slower CMOS variant of the i think TTL-based VAX 11/780; connected via DECnet) using VMS
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by t312227 6y ago
more or less all north-european countries and austria :) sure ... you don't get too much money in the public sector. but payment is pretty ok, stress is on a considerably lower level than in the private sector, and if you want you are
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by t312227 6y ago
devops-/cloud-engineer ~ linux system-architect ~ software-developer location: innsbruck, austria (CET / UTC +2) remote: yes (experienced in working remotely) willing to relocate: no, but occasional / regular visits on-site a
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by t312227 6y ago
as a game of thrones fan: a raven with a sufficient large micro-sd card ;)
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by t312227 6y ago
imho. * don't reboot a server until its really necessary - like a kernel upgrade etc. rebooting is never a solution, this is just pointless "panic mode": if its still possible: investigate why the system becomes slowed do
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by t312227 6y ago
imho. dynatrace - expensive as hell, but really really useful for large organisations if you are operating your own software and depend on its functionality - read: financial biz etc.
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by t312227 6y ago
i'm using linux since 1994 on my own desktop since 1996 -> why? netscape 4 which supported linux was available * desktop(s) - on my own debian / stable (development) * (my) laptop & all desktop/laptops of "family-

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