conradklnspl

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by conradklnspl 2y ago
A god option is to setup a wireguard connection between workstation and servers. All traffic has to go through wireguard. Because wireguard is UDP and only responds to valid requests, there isn't any open port from the outside. Not eve
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by conradklnspl 2y ago
They use the LGPL license for a lot of their work. https://github.com/languagetool-org/languagetool/blob/master...
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by conradklnspl 2y ago
How does this compare to https://languagetool.org , which is also open source? I'm not sure what kind of AI Languagetool uses but it works really well!
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by conradklnspl 2y ago
> Then keeping on top of the news for the rest of your life to see if your password manager is going down the gurgler or been hacked. Also, will my passwords be available when I travel to a country with restricted internet? Who knows. Ca
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by conradklnspl 2y ago
DNS history is really interesting for a variety of reasons. I've seen it used to try and circumvent Cloudflare firewall rules. Some people don't replicate the firewall rules on the servers behind Cloudflare. If they've ever p
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by conradklnspl 2y ago
Creative way to get domain name monitoring. Do you use this to keep a history of DNS records to, by any chance? If so, do you find it to be reliable? I would suggest making the domain name clickable: https://www.merklemap.com&#x2
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by conradklnspl 2y ago
What are some best practices for portability of passkeys? I've built me a little password manager (namely https://github.com/conradkleinespel/rooster ) and wonder if I could make it support passkeys, at least as a
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by conradklnspl 2y ago
W3Schools is wonderful at letting you choose what you want with their sidebar: https://www.w3schools.com/java/ You could also register an account at https://chatgpt.com and ask it to answer specific questio
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by conradklnspl 2y ago
Oh, that's awesome! Deploying FLOSS software on your own infra can also be a good way to contribute something back: there are usually some things you need to do for your setup that aren't yet covered by the project itself. Eg, I j
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by conradklnspl 2y ago
Learning new things is my biggest motivator. A day during which I learn something new is usually a good day. Recently, I've been working with two former colleagues to build a search engine that indexes the entire web's HTML—a fasc
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by conradklnspl 2y ago
I'm working on a product that may allow you to find competitors' customers through a search engine for the web's HTML. If your competitors happen to put specific HTML in their customers' websites (some HTML tag, a JS lib
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by conradklnspl 2y ago
Recently, I've been using HN RSS ( https://hnrss.github.io/ ) to get alerts when specific keywords get mentioned on HN. Really useful tool! The underlying data comes from Algolia's HN search engine ( https:/&#x
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by conradklnspl 2y ago
If you have a niche SaaS product that somehow embeds in your customer's website, I've been working on a search engine that can help find your competitors' customers. It lets you search over the web's HTML code, basically
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by conradklnspl 2y ago
While I agree that for user-facing APIs, serverless can both help handling load spikes and keep costs low, how would serverless help with spidering and indexing? Spidering and indexing are processes that would most likely run continuously f
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by conradklnspl 2y ago
About 10 years ago, I was using an online password manager, but it got hacked. At that time, I created this one: https://github.com/conradkleinespel/rooster Nowadays, I use a combination of an online password manager (
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by conradklnspl 2y ago
We've been building https://www.datafragment.com , a tool that can help you get prospects for your product. It lets you search the web's HTML code. Some of our current users use it to find Wordpress websites with specif