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juriansluiman
4y ago
My personal website [0] is -afaik- GDPR compliant. I have access logs disabled, as I don't care about them. It's a static site (Hugo) deployed as container with an nginx server behind Traefik. I don't use comment forms, as th
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juriansluiman
4y ago
Part 2: https://www.royvanrijn.com/blog/2010/11/patent-infrigement-p... TL;DR: > I’m sorry, but I can’t comply. > Good luck. The follow up around 2016: https://twitter.com/royvanrijn
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juriansluiman
5y ago
Actually it's the process how I (DIY) deploy several static sites from my local machine. I build the Docker image (hugo sites with nginx, expose a single port for HTTP traffic) and save it as tar. Ironically the base images do come fro
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juriansluiman
5y ago
The biggest missing feature on Masked Email by Fastmail is they don't remove trackers, as far as I know. Masked Email gives you more privacy (the identity behind the receiver is unknown) and with data breaches, there's is no login
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juriansluiman
5y ago
As my Traefik setup is affected, I cleared the `acme.json` and let Traefik get new certificates for all services. Seems LE is pretty busy right now, got time outs flying around every where.
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juriansluiman
5y ago
As stated by others already, there's Plausible (plausible.io) and Matomo (matomo.org). I have used both and stuck at Plausible. A few reasons (subjective): 1. Plausible is GDPR compliant by default, it has an effective way to measure a
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Prevent Let's Encrypt failed authorizations with Ansible
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5y ago
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juriansluiman
6y ago
I have done exactly the same more than a year ago. Couldn't be happier. The bitwardenrs server is extremely lightweight so it runs with almost no resources. Please consider bitwardenrs is a 3rd party implementation, indeed community le
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juriansluiman
6y ago
> Autofill is relatively poor (it fails even on HN!). Autofill is much more customizable than LastPass afaik. You can both define how (domain)name matching should occur as you can have multiple entries to match. This means you can have i
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juriansluiman
6y ago
> The real reason most websites disappear is a much more human one. So true. I have had a blog running since 2006, all was php based back then with (html) posts inside a database. The tooling shouldn't be a problem, I switched syste
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6y ago
(Author here) I run it to communicate with much more applications. It just depends on your own preferences. For example, some tools provide an API (local or cloud based) and you can directly plug in into that API. In The Netherlands you can
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juriansluiman
6y ago
You're totally right. Although in my experience this is much easier to maintain with "upstream root certificates" (not sure how you'd call them) then self-signed certs. Applications like Home Assistant are already TLS aw
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6y ago
Author here: That's exactly what this post does only with Traefik instead of haproxy. The TLS of Mosquitto is just too much of a maintenance burden. A cross post from what I replied at a Reddit topic: > Mosquitto does have TLS suppo
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Secure your MQTT server with authentication and encryption
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6y ago
I started groceri.es ( https://groceri.es ), a recipe manager and smart shopping list in one. Its goal is a combination of paprika ( https://paprikaapp.com ) and Listonic ( https://listonic.com ). I was continu
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juriansluiman
6y ago
Yes. I have a Google Custom Search engine which I dispatch via javascript. It just displays the results formatted from a json list. It is just a matter of preference, since DDG can't integrate search with an API as far as I know.
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OpenVPN with Traefik 2.2 using UDP
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6y ago
They have a version "Fathom lite" which is nowhere mentioned on their site (anymore?). You can get it from Github though: https://github.com/usefathom/fathom
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6y ago
Mycroft as software is used by a small group of users and seems pretty stable. More features are continuously added and the design principles look promising (open source, as private as possible). The biggest problem is their hardware: they
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7y ago
Yes but that's a whole different 2FA implementation, where sites must support U2F (webauthn). Unfortunately, the implementation of TOTP is far more common than U2F. Ideally all sites will implement U2F as two factor authentication, but
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7y ago
Because usually the server sends the shared secret and there are just 32 slots for shared secrets available.
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8y ago
Use the Yubico Authenticator app. The main difference is the (secured) storaged of the shared secret. With Google Authenticator, your keys are stored on the phone. With Yubico's authenticator, you store the secrets ontp your Yubikey. T
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juriansluiman
9y ago
PiHole is a fantastic system and works really well. The only issue I have is its installer works on a bare system. I prefer to use the Pi as a multi purpose system: for home-assistent, as unifi controller and for pi-hole. It will costs you
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10y ago
The app looks great, but I just am not in favor of piping everything I have with email through your servers. Just a standalone app as basic version with opt-in for Google OAUth would justify its use case.
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juriansluiman
10y ago
Afaik, it has nothing to do with Ubuntu or any other Linux distro specifically, but this is rather a choice from python itself. See PEP394 [1]: "for the time being, all distributions should ensure that python refers to the same target
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juriansluiman
11y ago
I loved bower and really preferred it in regard with npm for frontend modules. However more and more packages went to npm-only and we completely switched to npm for all. Looking back, I am glad since it's just a nightmare to deal with
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11y ago
Expecting a discussion or just a poll? Anyhow, I prefer pocket. I have a Kobo ereader and it has perfect integration with pocket. Every article I receive on my phone, laptop, tablet or get send via email, I read via the ereader. It just wor
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11y ago
There are two species of white rhinos: southern and northern. The southern [0] has one horn and there are an estimate of 20,400+ alive in the wild. Although they are still quite rare, they are considered the most common and widespread rhino
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11y ago
That's where the coalesce operator ("??") is for. Exactly to suppress the warning and avoid verbose isset() calls: echo $foo['a']['b'] ?? 'default_value';
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juriansluiman
11y ago
I have used a similar tool [1] some time ago in PHP. The project hasn't been kept updated, but the idea of processing text/HTML and converting the right entities is pretty neat. At least the readability improves massively. This pr
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