wut42

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   by wut42 8y ago

   Absolutely! It's based on Xeon Gold and NVMe disks. Works pretty well. I'm running there CI and a couple of stuff since cloud was announced -- had a bit on downtime on a single VM, some network issues, otherwise: all good. They ha
2. 362.▲
   by wut42 8y ago

   Happened to me in Paris. Same reply from the Uber support, but I’m pretty sure I paid around 30€ more than needed. They kept refusing: I deleted my account.
3. 363.▲
   by wut42 8y ago

   It's s3-amazonaws.com, not s3.amazonaws.com.
4. 364.▲
   by wut42 8y ago

   It's via CloudFlare. Also the "s3-amazonaws.com" looks like a scam domain.
5. 365.▲
   by wut42 8y ago

   Riot is more slack-like than whatsapp-like. We use it at work instead of Slack now.
6. 366.▲
   by wut42 8y ago

   There's Matrix and Riot. it's still a bit rough on the edges but overall it's very cool projects.
7. 367.▲
   by wut42 8y ago

   Globes (the good old physical item) exists since ~150 BC
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   by wut42 8y ago

   From the discussions in https://github.com/liberapay/salon/issues/248 it seems to be related to controversial users. >I have just received an email from mangopay saying that they want to terminate their co
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   by wut42 8y ago

   >Likelier: Liberapay’s KYC was insufficient. No. They mirror one-on-one Mangopay's: https://docs.mangopay.com/guide/kyc https://liberapay.com/about/faq#maximum-amount
10. 370.▲
    by wut42 8y ago

    thanks :) I made that. It's not perfect yet but does the job :)
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    by wut42 9y ago

    212645 < fakeBeige> Looks like somebody managed to finally get a hold of the real EFnet admins via Facebook 212700 < Bisqwit2> Also looks like the joke is over 212700 < fakeBeige> and mount a counter-coup And t
12. 372.▲
    by wut42 9y ago

    DNSCloak app makes it uses DNSCrypt, not standard DNS you can set on the Wifi Settings.
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    by wut42 9y ago

    >Orange still leases dynamic IPv4, dunno if they enable IPv6 by default now or if it's getting tiered like SFR. AFAIK it is now enabled by default -- but maybe only on new boxes. But they leases dynamic ipv6. Exactly like static v4
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    Highly performant JavaScript library to flip the signs(github.com)

    3 points by wut42 9y ago|0 comments
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    by wut42 9y ago

    it does: https://about.sourcegraph.com/docs/server/config/repositorie... :)
16. 376.▲
    by wut42 9y ago

    WOAH nevermind just got the July/August issue! woow!
17. 377.▲
    by wut42 9y ago

    Kinda the same. Brought a 2year print subscription in May. Haven't received a single issues, contacted them a couple of times, said to wait & then they "shipped themselves". Still got nothing. :(
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    by wut42 9y ago

    I can hear a small buzz when something is rendering as well. Turns out that in my case it was coming from the VGA cable making interferences in my loudspeakers cable. Moved the VGA away from the RCA, no buzz now.
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    Spanish police raid .Cat domain name registry offices(domainnamewire.com)

    136 points by wut42 9y ago|237 comments
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    by wut42 9y ago

    I don't think this is up-to-date: * On https://www.icann.org/resources/agreement/dev-2014-10-16-en you can see the agreement between ICANN and Charleston Road Registry to operate the TLD for 10 years * other
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    by wut42 9y ago

    I think you are wrong: * DEV is listed on the "delegated strings" page of ICANN[0] * `dig dev. ns +short` returns a couple of nameservers, the one of Charleston Road Registry: Google's registry. [0]: https://newgtl
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    by wut42 9y ago

    I've been using it since about a year -- I love it. The Serif/Sans Serif versions are also quite good.
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    Security.txt: A Method for Web Security Policies(ietf.org)

    3 points by wut42 9y ago|0 comments
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    by wut42 9y ago

    Dynamic upstreams are available in nginx, but only in the enterprise/paid offering.
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    Who is Marcus Hutchins?(krebsonsecurity.com)

    1 points by wut42 9y ago|0 comments
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    by wut42 9y ago

    >ISP did a major fuck up With Orange (French ISP) the IPv6 is dynamic. You have to pay a monthly fee to get a static.
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    by wut42 9y ago

    Yeah, I'm not surprised. I've stopped using OVH around 5 years ago for this and other stuff (they changed prices and options of an offer while already subscribed). My day job company is still using them but we're moving to On
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    by wut42 9y ago

    Pretty good! I've had boxes that got more than 4 years uptime there. Hardware is solid, network is nice (at least for EU), and when it come to the price: it's the best ones. Support is fast and always reactive as well.
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    by wut42 9y ago

    I host a LOT of things! :) I'm having 5 dedicated servers at Online.net + Small VPS at Scaleway & OVH; + some backup boxes at friends behind an ADSL. Tinc for the private network Proxmox & CBSD for VMs/FreeBSD Jails Promet
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    by wut42 9y ago

    I'm hosting a public instance of Etherpad since a couple of years. The pads never expire and it's now hosting over 60GB of data.