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by zilti 3y ago
Oh nice, this is the one "SQL replacement" I'd actually look into
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by zilti 3y ago
At least they like to think they are doing that.
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by zilti 3y ago
It is very easy. Why do so many people torture themselves with complex setups? Masochism?
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by zilti 3y ago
Just pack up your whatever-else as an AppImage. Job done.
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by zilti 3y ago
You'd have to be utterly incompetent to make a self-configured VPS have more attack surface. I have a FreeBSD server, three open ports: SSH with cert-login only, and http/https that go to nginx. No extra ports or pages for potenti
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by zilti 3y ago
Yes, it is ludicrous. My company uses hosted databases and "droplets" from DigitalOcean. Their pricing is absolutely absurd. I always wondered how they stay in business, but now I know.
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by zilti 3y ago
It is not better in the slightest exactly because the people on there think they're better
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by zilti 3y ago
If you think de-federating and filterbubbling up is a good thing, you're part of the problem.
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by zilti 3y ago
In Switzerland, the banks' own system, Twint, has been and still is a massive success.
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by zilti 3y ago
Tomb Raider was ported off the Saturn to other platforms
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by zilti 3y ago
It isn't "small specialist". It's the norm in Switzerland, because the law demands it.
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by zilti 3y ago
There are lots of farms where animals are treated well and with dignity. At least over here in Switzerland. Source: worked at one, and saw a lot of them (my father worked as a vet).
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by zilti 3y ago
Hyprland is nice, but goddamn is it a PITA to package. I wish they'd stop being that extremely bleeding-edge with the stuff they depend on.
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by zilti 3y ago
Same reason why most really neat things aren't. The people who are good at crafting neat things are bad at creating hype for it. Meanwhile, the bullshit bingo bros come up with convoluted, marketable stuff and manage to generate hype.
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by zilti 3y ago
Sounds like a job for HTMX
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by zilti 3y ago
Basically: autossh -M 20000 -N -R host:8080:localhost:80 user@host -M sets the control port for autossh which it uses to check if all is working right. The rest is standard SSH syntax; in this example, a loopback socket on port 8080 on host
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by zilti 3y ago
digiKam might have this or similar, or there might be a plugin for it. It's gotten so many features that I hardly know what's going on anymore.
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by zilti 3y ago
Or, y'know, just open a reverse tunnel using autossh.
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by zilti 3y ago
That is one of the most "arrogant asshole" comments I've seen here on HN.
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by zilti 3y ago
And look at Google Search now, it's become dogshit. Sure, it took 20 years, but still.
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by zilti 3y ago
I really enjoy your podcast! :)
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by zilti 3y ago
The "business value" is that it is easier and cheaper to find a handful of scriptkiddies who think everything has to be done in JS, run after the latest hype, and don't even know you can send a form using plain HTML, than it
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by zilti 3y ago
It usually requires less time, not more, to create a slim and efficient page.
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by zilti 3y ago
> they didn't know how to do software engineering like we do. Yes, luckily. If they did, it would have broken after four years, and would have needed a second nuclear battery due to the inefficient code.
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by zilti 3y ago
What complexity? Sending an email using git instead of having to create an account and open a merge request using a web app?
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by zilti 3y ago
Performance
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by zilti 3y ago
At this point, I want to see a responsible person at Apple getting a literal fucking slap in the face for all that shit this company pulls off.
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by zilti 3y ago
Care to share a link to an example?
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by zilti 3y ago
> that Apple can't promise to protect against. And that is always such a patronising, stupid argument. Apple is not my dad. Apple is a hardware and OS provider and should serve me. It is not their responsibility.
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by zilti 3y ago
You missed a leading "1" in your year numbers

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