thegagne

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by thegagne 6y ago
What brand/model? I’m not finding these, just the old/expensive APC models and the like.
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by thegagne 6y ago
+1. I recently did PT for lower back stuff mostly related to sitting for long periods. I went from constant “3-4” level pain to “0-1” pain. I’m still working on strengthening, and re-injured my back moving something heavy, but PT was a game
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by thegagne 6y ago
I’ve been toying with Azure OpenID Connect w/ Cloudflare Workers. Not local to the datacenter but you could probably do something similar elsewhere?
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by thegagne 6y ago
Reasons I would want to: 1. To eliminate a layer of application/server/network management (especially if you have complex infra). 2. To get “free” application high availability. 3. To integrate with other stuff on the edge (auth&#
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by thegagne 6y ago
Hm, I think the challenge is the pixel density is rather low, and unlike ink you don’t get any ink mixing. Good printers are 600dpi, and 300dpi is passable, but this thing is 600x448 pixels on 5.65inch screen. I think when pixel count is lo
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by thegagne 6y ago
You can run your own locally using Docker.
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by thegagne 6y ago
My early adopter google apps account is still free and has no ads.
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by thegagne 6y ago
I suppose because the certificate changes more often and it’s more reliable/predictable to change the server cert than DNS? If you ARE rotating the SNI public keys I’m assuming you can easily support multiple active at the same time.
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by thegagne 6y ago
Even server includes candy crush and all the junk.
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by thegagne 6y ago
More lightweight. It’s just v8 so there’s basically no time for warm up time. They have vastly more pops than Amazon, so global performance for these is on a different level. But they are also more limited in compute and serve a slightly di
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by thegagne 6y ago
Yeah, the OS or network firewall can do this, but security happens in layers, and to me it makes sense that an app config is the place to put a whitelist for the apps network needs. If I was just spitballing an ideal scenario, I’d suggest t
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by thegagne 6y ago
Or smaller - bumper cars. Or smaller yet - slot cars. (Not technically wireless or battery powered, but still)
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by thegagne 6y ago
I tried importing a swagger 2.0 json, and I'm not sure it worked right? The debug side works fine, but the designer side just has the json on a single line, and nothing in the left panel. I assume it's supposed to have something t
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by thegagne 7y ago
Will this work with Cloudflare Workers?
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by thegagne 7y ago
More of a normal tmux question, but is there a way to input the window number, or is there a fast way to open up ssh to 4 servers numbered sequentially? pane 1: ssh <server>-1 pane 2: ssh <server>-2 pane 3: ssh <server>-3
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by thegagne 7y ago
Link isn't working?
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by thegagne 7y ago
What? Not the Fantom!? https://youtu.be/qf-BNfmZq6E
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by thegagne 7y ago
Mycroft AI
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by thegagne 7y ago
It may rub you the wrong way but Google Music allows you to upload your own music.
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by thegagne 7y ago
Ever been on a merri-go-round? While spinning it’s hard to get to the center. Once it stops, it’s easy. The earth is spinning around the sun. To get to the sun, you need to slow down.
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by thegagne 7y ago
Is it possible to implement this using Backblaze B2 instead of S3?
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by thegagne 7y ago
> But given that it's HTTP now, maybe this this is running in a production environment that's hostile to good ideas? How did you know! ;) I’ll probably hit you up on the side, but there are multiple clients each with their own
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by thegagne 7y ago
I have a need to provide an update service where client software (that I control) can request download files, but any other clients cannot download the files. Currently using a terrible method with hashed query strings based on date, path,
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by thegagne 7y ago
He watched Spiderman, and it was cool.
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by thegagne 7y ago
And manage patches, worry about security, PCI compliance, data loss, etc.
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by thegagne 7y ago
I’d say what they really need is a representative governing body over major network carriers to establish proper standards and levy fines for those that do not comply. Kind of similar to a homes association saying “hey that trash on your la
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by thegagne 7y ago
This is an expected response to the client privacy vs network control arms race that escalated with the rise of DNS over HTTPS. Without picking a side in that fight, I’m not sure this solution totally solves the problem when shared IP infra