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by ende42 5y ago
It's in the docs … on my servers this fixes things as well: S=my_server ; ssh $S 'mkdir -p ~/.terminfo/f/' ; scp /usr/share/terminfo/f/foot $S:~/.terminfo/f/foot
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by ende42 5y ago
Turns out, Karma isn't a bitch after all.
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by ende42 6y ago
We recently implemented a simple streaming server based on Openresty and Redis. Redis is used as buffer. We load tested it up to 2000 mountpoints (128kbit mp3 streams) with 15.000 clients. The architecture has some nice properties. For exam
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by ende42 8y ago
I just moved from a late 2014 MBP running Arch to a Precision 5520 (more or less the business variant of the XPS15) running Alpine. Both feature an i7 HQ, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD. Both where about 2200€. The Precision is a good laptop but it&#x
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by ende42 10y ago
Couldn't find a public test-repo on the front page. Anyone wanting a test drive without signup, here you go: https://niko.gitly.io/ruby-shout I love the speed and the (repo internal) search. Looking forward to the anno
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by ende42 10y ago
I was excited for a moment. Then found out neovim doesn't support -x. And this is why: https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/694 (tldr; vim encryption is unsecure and thus removed from neovim for the t
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by ende42 11y ago
3. is the reason why NGinX is the recommended proxy in front of webapps with scarce parallelism (for example Ruby with Unicorn; see http://unicorn.bogomips.org/PHILOSOPHY.html for an explanation) when "slow clients&quo
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by ende42 11y ago
What about Nix ( https://nixos.org/nix/ )?
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by ende42 11y ago
Thanks for the upgrade link. I missed that. Great that NCHAN is (almost; besides directive prefix) configuration compatible! The "Subscribers" section of "Push Module" should include websocket, I think.
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by ende42 11y ago
Thanks for your work! Actually we (laut.fm) are using the HTTP Push Module for our public API for a live stream of tracks which get played on our ~ 1500 icecast stations. We offer 3 formats: http://api.laut.fm/song_change.st
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by ende42 11y ago
We're using a home baked solution using our own config server ( https://github.com/niko/goconfd ) which evaluates templates POSTed to it. Combined with some trivial shell loops over a blocking POST and a HAProxy res
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by ende42 11y ago
Offtopic. But still: Thanks. Nice.
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by ende42 11y ago
Nice article. Thanks. Does proxying icecast streams with NGINX work when the protocol is not HTTP but ICY?
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by ende42 11y ago
Nice. Went straight over to verify. And now the best part. I'm on a plan that's not even sold any more (10GB). Which just got "doubled" to 30GB. put.io <3
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by ende42 12y ago
µBlock is great. I used Ghostery first and then Disconnect. But with µBlock in advanced mode I can block facebook.com on all sites but facebook, twitter.com on all site but twitter, and g+ on all sites but google.
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by ende42 12y ago
Nice! Using it as slave of a server side redis would be fun. :)
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Foodo.eu is hiring Head of Tech for online supermarket in Germany/Switzerland [pdf](lakesideinvest.com)
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by ende42 12y ago
For scenarios where I felt etcd/gconf/consul is overkill I wrote goconfd ( https://github.com/niko/goconfd ). Features: * reads config from a json file * GET requests with deep links into the json tree * POST r
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by ende42 12y ago
Two years ago I implemented something different, but in green: https://github.com/niko/green I had a juice version in the pipe but I didn't like that I had to use yellow for that. It's hard to use yellow once
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by ende42 12y ago
https://wsend.net/
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by ende42 12y ago
(For us) Docker is not about security or scalability but about (good enough) isolation, separation of concerns and reproducability. Let me elaborate. * Isolation: Docker enables us to pack any software and let it run with close to none side
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by ende42 12y ago
You're right. It's more like a docker philosophy or best practice, not a restriction. And a best practice not everybody agrees on that is [1][2]. I'm using some docker containers based on Phusions base image myself. It works
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by ende42 12y ago
Nice! Thanks. A perfect fit for my current project.
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by ende42 12y ago
I tried it. Compiled fine. The example conf file has some chinese comments in it. Most of the basic configuration is pretty obvious. I started the server and it serves an index.html with an upload form which is nice. The upload response is
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by ende42 12y ago
Good read, thanks. Is it possible to run an own, modified version of an open source app on sandstorm.io? As a non-techie user? Like - say - a small modification of Wordpress?
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by ende42 12y ago
Thank you for your honest response. Mistakes happen all the time. The thing that concerned us most is that as a user of Facebook we had the impression that all efforts of reporting the issue where unheard. There was literally no feedback wh
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by ende42 12y ago
Surprisingly links to laut.fm can again be posted on Facebook. Less surprisingly Facebook did not tell us why that happenend.
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by ende42 12y ago
BTW: I just posted the link to this HN post on Facebook. This worked. However, if anybody else tries to share my Facebook-post it get's blocked, because the excerpt contains the string "laut.fm". Hilarious.
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by ende42 12y ago
I agree 100%. I know they at least have to try to reduce spam. I only wish anybody would react on our error reports.
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by ende42 12y ago
The IP range is only shared with our other services as laut.de and laut.tv which can be shared just fine. Links to other FM domains work, too. I'm pretty sure our content is sanitized properly.

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