onlyspaceghost

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by onlyspaceghost 1mo ago
I forget who said this to me, but it's great - it feels like agents are DDoSing our attention. Historically, popular projects would have this from humans sure but the time spent interacting with those people felt worth it for exactly t
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Humanity in Open Source(43081j.com)
4 points by onlyspaceghost 1mo ago|1 comments
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by onlyspaceghost 6mo ago
but it still increases compile time, attack surface area, bandwidth use, etc.
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The three pillars of JavaScript bloat(43081j.com)
489 points by onlyspaceghost 6mo ago|272 comments
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by onlyspaceghost 1y ago
exciting!!
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by onlyspaceghost 2y ago
This looks super cool! Will try to find some to compare it to the setup I'm on now
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by onlyspaceghost 2y ago
> reads like an ad for something called AdGuard (I use unbound for most of this). Definitely not an AD - it's just the best option that I found, and have been super happy with it! There are lots of ways to do this (people have share
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by onlyspaceghost 2y ago
I haven't gotten this deep into it yet, but I hope to! It's very interesting - will try to be clearer next time :D /gen
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by onlyspaceghost 2y ago
I apologise that it wasn't as clear as it could've been! What I was trying to get at is that for my requirements Pi-hole simply can't do it all without faff (DoH being the main one).
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by onlyspaceghost 2y ago
> I don't think calling the ISP was actually what they didn't feel like doing. It is more the call itself. Being put on queue with wait music, dealing with first line customer support who have no clue what you are asking, waiti
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by onlyspaceghost 2y ago
The post was about self-hosting, not about the subscription. I do think the subscription is a good way to do it though!
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Self-Hosting DNS(ghostdev.xyz)
55 points by onlyspaceghost 2y ago|69 comments
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by onlyspaceghost 2y ago
My journey of DNS, including self-hosting with Pi-hole and AdGuard Home, using paid services like NextDNS and AdGuard DNS, and public privacy-respecting resolvers.
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Home Assistant Green(ghostdev.xyz)
2 points by onlyspaceghost 2y ago|0 comments
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by onlyspaceghost 3y ago
This is amazing!
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by onlyspaceghost 3y ago
It depends on what CDE you go with, some like Gitpod support vim/emacs well via their Terminal editor. But you're not wrong about VSCode being the first class citizen.
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by onlyspaceghost 3y ago
I totally agree, while I use VSC myself it's important they stay agnostic. I mentioned "The ideal CDE is [...] enabling you to use all the tools and software you love.". A lot of the CDEs are now becoming less tied to VSC so
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by onlyspaceghost 3y ago
Webcontainers is so awesome, also super easy to build with!
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Cloud Developer Environments but Why?(ghostdev.xyz)
10 points by onlyspaceghost 3y ago|8 comments
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by onlyspaceghost 3y ago
Some thoughts about Cloud Developer Environments from using them the past year!
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by onlyspaceghost 3y ago
This is awesome!!
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by onlyspaceghost 4y ago
Amazing!
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Tauri and Svelte for faster, lighter desktop apps(ghostdev.xyz)
63 points by onlyspaceghost 4y ago|3 comments
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by onlyspaceghost 4y ago
That IP list does not contain warp ip addresses. It contains IPs that are used in cloudflare networks such as Proxying with the orange cloud or tunnels The point of that list is if you are behind a cloudflare proxy in some form and only wan