Daegalus

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by Daegalus 11d ago
https://github.com/daegalus/daegalus/blob/main/licensing-phi... I created something like this on my github and then i relicensed what i could that was purely mine, and kept other stuff unchanged and only
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by Daegalus 12d ago
is there an alternative?
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by Daegalus 5mo ago
Yes, decade dice is fairly standard these days. Usually you buy 1 D10 and 1 decade dice, and role both of them and add them. Most purchaseable dice sets come this way. This is just the first result with a picture, but they are really common
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by Daegalus 5mo ago
I am curious, can you elaborate more on these Roguelike features and mechanics. Its up for 1 more month, i might be interested in trying them out before it shuts down.
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by Daegalus 6mo ago
No, because installing something in the userspace is different from system. Most package managers install to system locations, like /usr and so on. Homebrew installs into /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew and is useable from us
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by Daegalus 6mo ago
I use an immutable distribution, i dont use the package manager as it is antithesis to the concept. The current most popular immutable distros (Bluefin, Bazzite, Aurora, etc) use Bluefin for CLI tools, or even some apps that are tricky to g
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by Daegalus 6mo ago
You can literally use Brew for a lot of things. Linux brew is pretty good these days. If you want this makefile way, use Justfiles,which are modernized Makefiles so you dont have 30 years of cruft and such being injected into it. But also a
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by Daegalus 6mo ago
great, now can we convince the rest of the internet to start adding AAAA records and ipv6 endpoints for things. Github is still a nightmare to use DNS64 and NAT64 to access those from IPv6 only machines. Or all the Container based stuff tha
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by Daegalus 7mo ago
It looks like DNS is just shared CloudDNS, and email is limited. From the FAQ: How reliable is dot.bs DNS hosting? dot.bs is backed by ClouDNS. ClouDNS serves over two billion DNS queries per day, so I can confidently say your DNS is in goo
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by Daegalus 7mo ago
Mostly political, the other stuff makes more sense, domains are mostly a nice to have. And for .com, .org, and .net those are owned by ICANN which is US controlled anyway.
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by Daegalus 7mo ago
Porkbun is based in Portland, Oregon, USA. I'm trying to move my infra to EU only stuff. It was fine when I lived near Bellevue, Washington. And I did live 30 years in the US but I want to divest myself from that shitshow.
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by Daegalus 7mo ago
Why would it need to make money, it's just a registry of information and a small about page with a list of entries. It probably runs on sqlite on a single $5 VM. Or a single db. Other than that, maybe ads
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by Daegalus 7mo ago
To be honest, it's been flawless but since I mostly use it for personal or self hosting, I haven't had or deal with your situation. I have had to contact support and they are very fast. I also use it to hide and protect my hetzner
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by Daegalus 7mo ago
Right now, I would only switch from Bunny if they allow IPv6-only origin servers and route IPv4 traffic to it. Also no pricing and a "Talk to sales" only link. Which usually means super expensive, or B2B only. I pay like 10 cents
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by Daegalus 7mo ago
Hmm, seems the good prices is only if you subscribe to their subscription. 5 euro a month or 50 euro a year, then the prices get slashed. Othewise their prices are expensive.
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by Daegalus 7mo ago
Uhh, can I get a source on this? I can not find a single mention of this anywhere and it seems the company is still independent and German.
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by Daegalus 7mo ago
Great post, I did a similar switch mid last year. Hetzner was something I already used, so I just doubled down. I have a single OVH instance where I ma playing with Openclaw, but that was because I was having issues with Hetzner that day on
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by Daegalus 8mo ago
I have been using them for over a year. THey have the same flow as Cloudflare, point domain to thier CDN, set CDN Pull Zone to target your server. I havent had to do anything. They even support websockets. Why they cant do is the TUnnel stu
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by Daegalus 10mo ago
Just a reminder, Codeberg is for open source projects only, and maybe some dotfiles and such. Its on their frontpage and in their TOS.
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by Daegalus 1y ago
Location: Denmark Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Kubernetes, GCP/AWS/Azure, Terraform, etc. All devops tooling and backend dev. Go, Rust, Elixir, etc. Resume: https://github.com/daegalus/res
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by Daegalus 1y ago
Fair assessment, I am not quite as polarized, but there is a reason i use Go, Deno, and Typescript myself.
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by Daegalus 1y ago
I love Dart as a language, but there were multiple choices made by Google that kind of ruined it outside of Flutter. First, when it was still a viable Node.js alternative, Google only partially cared about that side. And when they did, they
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by Daegalus 1y ago
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Go, DevOps (AWS, GCP, Azure), some Rust, backend, DB, some AI, many more. Resume: https://github.com/daegalus/resume/relea
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by Daegalus 1y ago
Honestly, no matter what fancy UI features they add, until they add WebSerial and WebUSB, Firefox is not a replacement for anything Chromium based for me. I have a lot of devices that use all that, and I don't want to constantly deal w
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by Daegalus 1y ago
Oh, I 100% agree with you. I love the stdlib and the language. Doing the few things I did in Crystal were so pleasant and a joy to work with. Maybe I'm too reliant on the crutches that I am uses to. It's not that I can't work
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by Daegalus 1y ago
Thank you, I actually am aware of the post and follow all the projects with hope they succeed.
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by Daegalus 1y ago
I really like Crystal, but I am too dependent on LSPs and such for productivity, and the Crystal LSP leaves a lot to be desired, even though it is fantastic work for what it is. Can't rely on AI either, as it constantly confuses it wit
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by Daegalus 1y ago
I'm hesitant to order because I much preferred the designs of the PTS and PTR. And I had a PTS for years. I hope you do consider it in the future, as I am having a hard time pulling the trigger purely for design reasons, the rest is gr
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by Daegalus 2y ago
Noospeak.com has Norwegian. It is the one I use.
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by Daegalus 2y ago
This is super cool, I might fork this and change the prompt to Danish, and maybe use MIstral or DeepSeek as it has better Danish capabilities. I moved to Denmark and just passed my A1 exam, so looking for more easy stuff to do. DR.dk has `l

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