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by tribby 10y ago
increasingly, angular seems less like a tool I'd use and more like a platform that exists to sell typescript and generally influence the web. in 2017 I'm curious why I'd pick angular over vue for a web-based project, if anyon
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by tribby 10y ago
did you have to request the /64? unless it has changed or varies by datacenter, DO issues a /124 by default -- I've confirmed this on my own droplets just now. issuing a /64 is "proper" because it is RFC[1]. 1.
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by tribby 10y ago
after seeing the announcement about vultr in another thread, I took a closer look at ipv6 support and it looks like DO and scaleway do not provide a proper /64 for IPv6 -- or even a /112, which means you can't use openvpn.
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by tribby 10y ago
nice. this makes them the cheapest to offer IPv6 support with a proper /64. I wish scaleway would follow suit.
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by tribby 10y ago
- "tor hack," or tor browser user who didn't turn off javascript? - is this only an issue for the prosecution because it happened before the changes to rule 41?
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by tribby 10y ago
ha. nice catch. that's rover the dog alright!
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by tribby 10y ago
calligraphy is part of the typographic process. typography has been around for much longer than vector graphics. font forging, typesetting, type design -- pick any part of the "stack," and go as far back as the northern song dynas
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by tribby 10y ago
this is also incorrect. type designers usually start with drawing letters by hand, in fact. this is how it's taught to MA students at the university of reading and at the royal academy in the hague, NL (i.e. the most respected programs
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by tribby 10y ago
> as useful a skill as calligraphy. Typography is a multi billion dollar industry; see Gerrit Noordzij's The Stroke for why the calligraphic stroke is as relevant as ever in the digital age :)
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by tribby 10y ago
this is not secure; it will leak your ipv6 address by default. use openvpn's ipv6 features to route ipv6 traffic as well[0]. using openvpn ipv6 is a PITA on digitalocean because they only provide a /124, when openvpn requires at l
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by tribby 10y ago
> That doesn't include the $10k I had to sink in to buy the equipment and IP addresses where did you buy the IP addresses? I them for sale on sites that purport to auction IP space but I've never known which of those sites are
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by tribby 10y ago
this is an interesting question. without any data to back it up, my suspicion as an american is no, I would guess you'd have to look at much smaller towns to find an area like that.
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by tribby 10y ago
>while it's probably not reasonable to optimize for them it's not an optimization, it's a best practice on the web. server side render and use javascript for progressive enhancement.
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by tribby 10y ago
wow, I admire the dedication to supporting multiple operating systems, but that script is a mess IMHO. why is there a hardcoded version of easyrsa? I haven't worked with easyrsa in a while but does it still do 1024 bit dh parameters by
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by tribby 10y ago
from my understanding lidar is an improvement over cameras because you can use them even if there's no light for the cameras, as well as providing 3D data.
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by tribby 10y ago
> On the other hand Tesla already has cars on the road collecting data. but not lidar data, which is why I agree with your statement that google is well-positioned. lidar is expensive now, but I expect self driving cars to be the reason
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by tribby 10y ago
testing is a good idea, and I've seen it done in other "road warrior" type scripts in an unsafe way via `curl -s6 https://canhazip.com` . I may not have the time to contribute for a while, but what I would contribu
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by tribby 10y ago
sorry, I had mentioned it in the other thread -- in your openvpn config set server-ipv6 and use tun-ipv6[0]. depending on your server environment you'll want to use ip6tables with essentially the same commands as iptables, substituting
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by tribby 10y ago
I think this is correct, which was default behavior
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by tribby 10y ago
the OP's script embeds the script you're linking to. neither of these should be used for anything mission critical.
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by tribby 10y ago
by only looking at the source (haven't installed it) I'm guessing this leaks ipv6 addresses and probably shouldn't be used. this is the second openvpn install script to match that description today.
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by tribby 10y ago
> Do not check use IPv6 last time I set up an openvpn server on digitalocean without `tun-ipv6`, it leaked my ISP's ipv6 address to the internet while my ipv4 address was correct (a digitalocean address). disabling ipv6 on a vpn by
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by tribby 10y ago
> Jony Ive has a thing for reducing devices to their core-most functionality. It's a design trait picked up from the likes of Deiter Rams. Ive likes to associate himself with Rams, and people like to throw around the "as little
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by tribby 10y ago
I would add Color Safe[0] to the list -- for creating accessible palettes. I think it's a project of LinkedIn. 0. http://colorsafe.co/
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by tribby 10y ago
the 1->2 transition was handled with grace -- very helpful warning messages and even a migration tool. all breaking changes seemed necessary and it wasn't hard to pick up at all. only real pain point is googling an error message to
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by tribby 10y ago
agreed! it would seem ready for production given the alibaba association but docs and official support for vue (weex is based on but not actually vue) seem like the blockers for other orgs to adopt it. evan has stated in some HN thread (can
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by tribby 10y ago
evan you is a designer, and it shows in everything from the docs to the API to the implementation of the transition system in vue. his consideration of what others would call little things is why this project won me over.
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by tribby 10y ago
traditionally the reason I've avoided flexbox for layout (fine for most items within that layout) is the wonky rendering on slower connections[0]. is bootstrap doing anything to get around this or did they really go "full flexbox&
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by tribby 10y ago
which is maybe why the losses are a little less dramatic than they sound. once they eliminate their network of independent contractors I'm sure the financials look a whole lot better. ultimately they are just another boring logistics c
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by tribby 10y ago
> Could actually see a "flash of unstyled content" on my desktop PC. No biggie, but that makes me think about just how overkill I want to go with VueJS. (edit: wondering also if they precompiled those templates with vue-loader?

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