El_RIDO

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by El_RIDO 11mo ago
I can recommend the WP Super Cache plugin[0] - it can generate pre-gzipped static sites and then you can setup your webserver[1] to prefer those, or non-compressed static files and only when not in cache actually bother passing down the req
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by El_RIDO 2y ago
> What is hard, is dual stack networking. Dual stack networking absolutely sucks, [...] Clearly you have gotten some unfortunate hands on experience with those edge cases. In my uses the dual-stacking of IPv4 & IPv6 has been a big be
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by El_RIDO 2y ago
Sigh I work at a company that not long ago added support for applications written to use SUPRA to their portfolio. It's not dead yet, there are companies out there still running it in production and willing to spend money to replace
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by El_RIDO 2y ago
And to add one more option to the comments (beyond [frontend] + php-fpm): Nginx Unit https://unit.nginx.org/ - like Apache + mod_php runs as a single service, handles the multiprocessing of php (and other languages), static
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by El_RIDO 3y ago
The B-29 was the first bomber with a pressure cabin. This allowed it operate at a high altitude for a longer time than other bombers of the era, staying out of flak range, etc. I imagine that was part of the reason for the high development
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by El_RIDO 3y ago
Correct, Spamassassin will not classify emails be default. But it does include a Bayesian classifier and tooling that can be used to train it with curated ham and spam emails. It does require extra steps to set this up and feed it selected
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by El_RIDO 3y ago
It's the same censorship-model as with mail servers: You can use a big shared hoster and the rules of that hosts country and their policies apply. You can run your own and you will have to deal with any local legal requirements and get
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by El_RIDO 3y ago
This was a common criticism in my circles (friends, work colleagues, acquaintances in tech meetups) in the mid-to-late 00s with Facebook: They called all contacts "friends" and in German that really sounded off to many of us. You
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by El_RIDO 3y ago
This tool does have it's appeals to folks that run web applications behind web servers in containers. For example, in this project we use nginx + php-fpm to serve some PHP app: https://github.com/PrivateBin/docker-
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by El_RIDO 3y ago
Reg. yq/jq incompatibility - unsurprisingly there are many projects that provide yq functionality as wrappers around jq. To list but a few: - https://kislyuk.github.io/yq/ - https://github.com/kyle
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by El_RIDO 3y ago
See also the list in the official docs: https://jitsi.github.io/handbook/docs/community/community-in...
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by El_RIDO 3y ago
For clients, IMHO, SLAAC is fine and means I don't have to maintain and run a DHCP service anymore. One less thing that can fail, while SLAAC only fails me if the routers IPv6 link inside the given network goes down. Servers on the oth
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by El_RIDO 4y ago
In this model, you wouldn't await the user clicking OK, but exiting the modal. The promise only resolves "user took a decision", not the actual choice they took. The result then contains if the user clicked OK, Cancel, [X] to
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by El_RIDO 4y ago
Would a webserver configuration file count? The code on the webserver minifies the CSS file and embeds it into a Link header - you could configure a webserver to respond with a generated Link header and no content to a certain URL. Here is
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by El_RIDO 4y ago
That's Project SPHINX: https://www.inexhibit.com/case-studies/project-sphinx-when-t...
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by El_RIDO 5y ago
This is a good example of how scale can bias your view! :-D Personally I share the same experience: In the 30 years I've been using personal computers at home and work, only 2 disks failed on me, one was an error on my part during an O
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by El_RIDO 5y ago
Here is an example of doing just that - with a nice graph of where the site is currently served from: http://solarprotocol.net/
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by El_RIDO 5y ago
If they are required for the compile and someone manages to get something malicious into them, they can certainly affect the produced/deployed artifact. See Ken Thompson, Reflections on Trusting Trust, 1984 https://www.cs.cm
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by El_RIDO 5y ago
There is an ongoing effort to port those games from David Ahl's book into modern languages. It includes Hammurabi, if you'd like to experience it on a modern system: https://github.com/coding-horror/basic-comp
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by El_RIDO 5y ago
I'd like to suggest two arguments that made me use software encryption on my tapes instead: 1. You don't have to trust the hardware and can use tool I trust and have the sources for. 2. If you encrypt yourself you can combine it w
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by El_RIDO 5y ago
Nice! Mine caught it as well. https://social.dssr.ch/display/47b62552-9461-e5ad-2f0a-4e261...
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by El_RIDO 5y ago
Yes, you can start with that. There is a k8s distro called k3s that runs fine even on 1GB Raspberry Pi 3. I have been running it on those for a while, but also on other SBCs. You can grow the single master by attaching one or more workers t
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by El_RIDO 5y ago
I always assumed it was down to them creating their homepages early on (as in: the mid-to-late 90s) and having gotten used to editing the raw HTML file using vi/emacs/ed/whatever when they needed to update it. And they never
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by El_RIDO 5y ago
I absolutely prefer to have the option to go into a datacenter in a hurry and actually fix stuff and be in charge, then be stuck with having to wait an indefinite amount of time, twiddle my thumbs, apologize to customers and hope for the be
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by El_RIDO 5y ago
I can't recommend it for desktop use, but it is possible to use it as such. IMHO it really shines on dedicated, small VMs or for headless SBC use cases. There's only 5 daemons running after the installation (provider in brackets,
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by El_RIDO 5y ago
The packages are either python3 or python2 for the language, and prefixed py2- or py3- for any of the packaged modules. https://pkgs.alpinelinux.org/ does support wildcards so you should find the packages using "python
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by El_RIDO 5y ago
Seagate took over Samsungs HDD department in 2011: https://www.seagate.com/news/news-archive/seagate-completes-...
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by El_RIDO 5y ago
There is a similar story involving an Elephant in the Swiss town of Murten in 1866 - also assumed to have been in musth and shot by a cannon. https://second.wiki/wiki/elefant_von_murten
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by El_RIDO 5y ago
LzLabs GmbH | Senior Web Developer | Wallisellen, Zurich, Switzerland | ONSITE | Full-Time | https://www.lzlabs.com/ As a Front-end Developer at LzLabs, you will be responsible for the development of an advanced web UI inte
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by El_RIDO 5y ago
You can partially answer this question yourself. So the issue can occur, when HTTP/2 requests get translated into HTTP/1.1 calls. Your HTTP calls stack from client to web app presumably looks something like this: Client → (HTTP&#x

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