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by AdrienPoupa 22d ago
I read that as an upstream service they own, but I agree the wording a bit weird.
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by AdrienPoupa 5mo ago
I recently switched as well. Being able to work in a large monorepo without the editor freezing and taking 15+GB of RAM was a strong selling point :)
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by AdrienPoupa 5mo ago
Since https://blog.cloudflare.com/updated-tos it is not completely clear if you disable Cloudflare's cache indeed. Still the terms are unclear enough that they could cut you out, and I'd feel uneasy exposing a Jel
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by AdrienPoupa 5mo ago
This is very cool, but you should not use Cloudflare Tunnels to stream media. This is forbidden by their terms of service (or at the very least not the intended use of Tunnels and they may disable your service). Use Wireguard or Tailscale i
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by AdrienPoupa 6mo ago
My exact reaction when they override my cmd+e shortcut and change the default layout every two months :)
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by AdrienPoupa 6mo ago
Oh, I was referring to `aquasecurity/trivy-action` that was changed with a malicious entrypoint for affected tags. Pinned commits were not affected.
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by AdrienPoupa 6mo ago
That's true. This specific attack was mitigated by hash pinning, but some actions like https://github.com/1Password/load-secrets-action default to using the latest version of an underlying dependency.
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by AdrienPoupa 6mo ago
Don't forget to pin your GitHub Actions to SHAs instead of tags, that may or may not be immutable!
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by AdrienPoupa 8mo ago
I gotta admit you had me thinking this was serious until the `Remove lockfiles` section ;)
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by AdrienPoupa 10mo ago
Every 2 years? More like every 2 days for GitHub Actions or Git operations those days :(
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by AdrienPoupa 2y ago
I just read one of the linked articles about saturation divers, it was absolutely fascinating https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/what-is-a-saturation-d...
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by AdrienPoupa 2y ago
But then, your firewall or Cosmos is exposed to the internet waiting for a 0day to be released, and chances here they will not be updated as soon as it comes out. VPN server is already what Tailscale does at this point. I'm not a shill
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by AdrienPoupa 2y ago
I'd argue the easiest way to achieve this is to refrain from opening any ports, and using Tailscale to get remote access.
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by AdrienPoupa 2y ago
Promising, but is the layout responsive? https://ibb.co/jRLRmD4
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by AdrienPoupa 3y ago
I love my work-provided M1 MBP Max and would possibly consider getting a personal Air at this price range, but the 8gb RAM is still a no go for me, even for $699. My SO has a 2015 MBP that's still solid, and I credit that to its SSD an
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by AdrienPoupa 3y ago
RTINGS comes to mind
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by AdrienPoupa 3y ago
That's certainly possible but we have other tools for that such as NewRelic that served us well.
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by AdrienPoupa 3y ago
This what we are doing for the prod container that does not have Composer installed yes. But in development it's much easier to have it in the image. Additionally we do not bundle the code in the dev image but bind mount it in Docker C
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by AdrienPoupa 3y ago
PHP dev here, we have extensions for development that make no sense in production, xdebug for example. You need it for breakpoints and debugging in general but it should not be installed in production. So we extend our production image and
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by AdrienPoupa 4y ago
Backend complexity as mentioned above, as well as potential performance issues. You really want to avoid N+1 issues by batching all the fields and relationships you want to query at once. It's too easy to realize you're running n
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by AdrienPoupa 4y ago
If it comes, you switch to a different hosting provider in about 5 minutes, that's not a very big effort
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by AdrienPoupa 4y ago
Self hosting is really cool. However when it comes to static hosting, apart than keeping your data at home and having fun setting up servers, I don't really see the point when there's so many free good options. I use CloudFlare Pa
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by AdrienPoupa 4y ago
I was facing the same dilemma in January, I settled on Infomaniak and I've been quite happy so far. They support DKIM/DMARC, catchall, domain aliases and are reasonably priced (18EUR yearly for 5 addresses). They have their own we
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by AdrienPoupa 5y ago
Wasabi [1] is admittedly up to 80% cheaper than S3. But it forces you to keep your files for 90 days at least. I saw it recommended several times as a cheaper alternative to S3-backed storage for OwnCloud. [1] https://wasabi.com&
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Migrating Away from G Suite Legacy Free Edition: 2022 Email Providers Overview(adrien.poupa.fr)
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Modernizing a Legacy PHP Application(adrien.poupa.fr)
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Deploying a Containerized PHP Application to AWS Using Docker and ECS(adrien.poupa.fr)
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