Whitestrake

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by Whitestrake 3y ago
Heck, you could extend it with Caddy Docker Proxy and go right back to the labels-as-configuration method. https://github.com/lucaslorentz/caddy-docker-proxy I actually do this, because I kinda like having the proxy co
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by Whitestrake 3y ago
I tried to submit the Caddy configuration for this to www.gnuterrypratchett.com, but looking at it, it doesn't seem like it was ever added to the site. The configuration is simply: Header X-Clacks-Overhead "GNU Terry Pratchett&quo
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by Whitestrake 4y ago
It is supported by default. Out of the box you can configure it this way. It is not _configured_ by default. There is an important distinction. It's not mentioned in documentation because the documentation [1] does not provide an _exha
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by Whitestrake 6y ago
I sign up with your website @ my website. For example: ycombinator.com@example.com. Nobody blocks dots in email addresses, although I have had some sites in the past email me using the first part of my email address as my name; it's am
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by Whitestrake 7y ago
Just to clarify, Caddy v1 exports metrics to Prometheus. V2 could easily do the same, it's just as extensible as v1. https://caddyserver.com/v1/docs/http.prometheus
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by Whitestrake 7y ago
> You were the one who posted the link! If the landing page isn't designed for HN audiences then maybe that's not the link you should have posted on HN? The logical extreme of this statement is that @mholt shouldn't post a
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by Whitestrake 7y ago
It is true. The part that makes it consistent with Uber's flouting of the law is that there's another team above the legal team, and that team's job is to find ways to maximize income. It's a function of priority: make m
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by Whitestrake 7y ago
This is technically true, but contextually lacking. acme-go/lego doesn't use HTTP validation unless you disable just about every other form of validation first. TLS-ALPN validation is much more likely, so port 443. That said, it i
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by Whitestrake 7y ago
Why would a process need to run as root or have write privileges to /etc in order to automate LetsEncrypt renewals? I run Caddy (which uses acme-go/lego as its ACME provider) as a non-root user with no access to /etc at all.
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by Whitestrake 8y ago
No worries, hope it makes the facts nice and transparent for people. If anyone reading this has questions or concerns about Caddy, I'd invite further discussion over on their forums. I believe AWS can do this because they have proof th
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by Whitestrake 8y ago
I am sorry to hear about the damage done to your business. I appreciate that you took the time to list out those grievances. I'd like to respond on a few points, for the sake of clarity (if you're interested, but also for other re
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by Whitestrake 8y ago
I help out a lot at Caddy's community forums. I'd like to know more about your experience with Caddy. > user-hostile behavior Which behaviour is user-hostile? Perhaps we could address it? > outright dangerous behavior in the
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by Whitestrake 8y ago
Investors are gonna invest, right? They're there to make money. Presumably they believe the company's operations are legal and likely to provide returns.
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by Whitestrake 8y ago
My civil rights _should_ trump your parliamentary privilege (in an ideal world, I guess)...
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by Whitestrake 8y ago
They have to attempt to keep Apple from learning about it, as I understand it. I wonder what steps Apple will take to bar this kind of eventuality. If an employee makes a good faith attempt to comply with this request, which is then blocked
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by Whitestrake 8y ago
I find myself disappointed that they took away `.dev` as local development TLD, and this is what they start using it for.
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by Whitestrake 8y ago
> Requiring rewriting titles is a bad idea as you are never in an automated fashion going to make a better title. Depends on how you define "better". I would argue that a rewritten title you can read is "better" than
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by Whitestrake 8y ago
With more decentralization comes more freedom of association; I will choose to be a part of communities that I judge to have a reasonable view of what is "hatred", and those communities will, just like they do today, kick out offe
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by Whitestrake 8y ago
>Not knowing the difference between ignorance and knowledge. Like the Dunning-Kruger Effect? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect
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by Whitestrake 8y ago
Can't think of a better explanation than this video by CGP Grey, titled "This Video Will Make You Angry", [7:26]. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rE3j_RHkqJc
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by Whitestrake 8y ago
If the blocking issue is a startup connection to its controller, could this be mitigated by having a local controller?
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by Whitestrake 8y ago
>it does not need SSL to be "secure". >do not need to be "secured" Which is it - is the site secure without SSL, or does the site not need to be secure? In the former case, I disagree wholeheartedly. In the latter
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by Whitestrake 8y ago
Attempting to enforce deregulation is regulation.
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by Whitestrake 8y ago
Ahh, if only Apple released a non-touchbar MBP with Touch ID! I'd have used this in a heartbeat.
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by Whitestrake 8y ago
Do you have to settle for just one? I have catch-alls set up across several domains I own, they all go into one inbox and replies etc. are sent from the same email the original was addressed to, automatically. I usually use one domain for c
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by Whitestrake 8y ago
I think that GP has an issue with the implication that the publisher is in a position of power to allow this behaviour in the first place and could also possibly deny it.
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by Whitestrake 8y ago
> I'm criticizing the people that make that argument because they've been responded to over and over again, and yet they still make exactly the same argument This statement might be true as a generalisation, but is probably not
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by Whitestrake 8y ago
As another grid-noob, I thought I'd try to tackle this one. It seems to require only one additional style to define the grid: <div style="display:grid; grid:auto/repeat(auto-fit,minmax(min-content,0)); justify-conten
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by Whitestrake 8y ago
Dismissing an argument because it's often repeated by many people sounds like you're making an argument against popularity, maybe even a fallacy fallacy. Other than the link at the end of your post, I don't think anything you
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by Whitestrake 8y ago
This sounds less like a one-time-pad and more like a random string broken off into multiple individual one-time-pads.

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