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joseph2024
2mo ago
Thank you for your valuable feedback! I have added https://anysite.live/about :)
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joseph2024
2mo ago
The IP address is can be change. The User-agent for prober is `anysite-live-bot/1.0 (+ https://anysite.live )`.
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Show HN: Monitor any website, discuss outages, and post verified owner updates
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joseph2024
3mo ago
It is incredible! It is amazing that they implemented the Windows kernel yourself. It is also similar to gvisor in that it is a userspace kernel. I am curious about the process of making this.
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5mo ago
Oops, I accidentally left "Show HN:" out of the title.
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Test-foundry – QEMU-based Windows VM testing for kernel drivers and UEFI apps
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test-foundry is an open-source tool for automating Windows guest testing on top of QEMU. The main goal is to make kernel driver and UEFI application testing easier, not just regular user-space app testing. It supports VM setup, snapshot-bas
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joseph2024
1y ago
HP printers are similar. They run Linux on two cores and an RTOS on the other.
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1y ago
To continue Bitnami within the community, I just created bitmoa yesterday. The goal is to replace bitnami image with minimal changes (e.g. ENV Names). https://github.com/bitmoa/containers https://github.com&
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2y ago
It is cgo-free, but it seems to require several libraries. I am concerned that some people may misunderstand that it can be run as a single static binary. $ ldd libtcl9tk9.0.so linux-vdso.so.1 libXft.so.2 => /lib/x86_64-linu
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Show HN: Simplify testing HTTPS locally with any port proxing
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2y ago
I built a tool called local-tls-proxy, which allows easy setup of HTTPS for local testing. It works by proxying all ` https://{PORT}.{IP}.sslip.io ` requests to their ` http://{IP}:{PORT} ` counterparts. It's especi