gasparto

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   by gasparto 2y ago

   I guess the benefit of piku comes with the ease of use for developers who don't know lots about system administration/infrastructure. Spinning up a server and installing a repo on it is easy. Depends on your use case and on what y
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   by gasparto 3y ago

   Technology won't save us. Hoping that someday soon^tm someone will come up with something that makes all the current mess go away is a dangerous path. In germany they call it 'Technologieoffen' - and even some political parti
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   by gasparto 3y ago

   Mine still runs happily on a PI Model B Plus with no downtime except for maintenance. Some DNS/Netwrk fallbacks on the DSL Router. Imho the risk/consequences of a downtime don't justify having some hardware draining power. If
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   by gasparto 3y ago

   I still miss browser bouncers: "Sorry kiddo. No Netscape in here. Boss created this stuff for IE only."
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   by gasparto 3y ago

   What happend to the good'ol sitemap.xml? You'll probably find an npm package with lots of dependencies that'll generate that sitemap for you if that's what you need...