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by predmijat 1y ago
Currently it supports only HTTP-01 challenges (no wildcards, must be reachable).
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by predmijat 3y ago
Sorry :) That one thing is cool though?
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by predmijat 3y ago
https://sre.rs - DevOps course for small companies and individuals/self-hosters. I’ve posted this previously, but it’s been more than a year since I published the course and it’s still right about $500/mon. When I was
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by predmijat 3y ago
Fuzziness does not seem to be on point for me though, any tips? If I want to `cd` into a directory called `something-with-dashes`, if I do `zi` and then start with `smtw` (omitting the `-`), it doesn't find it. Only when I add `-` it s
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by predmijat 3y ago
On Arch, zfs-linux package has an exact version of linux as a dependency. linux package gets updated fairly often, and by the time zfs-linux package catches up, linux is already on a newer version and you are unable to upgrade. Sometimes it
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by predmijat 3y ago
It has nothing to do with HTTPS, it's just that ads are served from the same domain.
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by predmijat 3y ago
And one of my favorite commercials ruins everything with small print at the end: "liquid damage not covered by warranty". This shouldn't be legal :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYCnHebwTCM
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by predmijat 3y ago
Google Domains is sold to Sqaurespace and at least 3 of the things you mentioned are a drop in the ocean.
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by predmijat 3y ago
There’s a ViM plugin for VS Code, of course :)
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by predmijat 3y ago
You can use `figlet` to create banners which are readable in the minimap.
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by predmijat 4y ago
Disagree, it should be the norm.
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by predmijat 4y ago
That’s not the point. I don’t want any software sending analytics unless I specifically allowed it.
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by predmijat 4y ago
One counterexample - changing SSH port from default one reduces login attempts by 99.999%. I can go on :) Yes, if someone is after you specifically it won’t help, but you avoid automated stuff.
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by predmijat 4y ago
Thanks! GitLab will be a tough one for R-Pi :) There’s this one: https://docs.gitlab.com/omnibus/settings/rpi.html but I was told it doesn’t help that much (haven’t tried it myself) Oh, and you will need a public
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by predmijat 4y ago
A little more than $500/mon at the moment. If you are to trust Udemy's "instructor marketplace insights", top courses with the keyword 'devops' are north of $10k/mon, but median is just $27/mon.
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by predmijat 4y ago
https://sre.rs - DevOps course (Udemy) for smaller teams and individuals
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I Used ChatGPT To(sre.rs)
3 points by predmijat 4y ago|0 comments
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by predmijat 4y ago
There's also Neovide which is written in Rust, which makes it, well, blazingly fast. https://github.com/neovide/neovide
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by predmijat 4y ago
This was just a PoC project and there is a script in the repository that will do that for a MikroTik router :)
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by predmijat 4y ago
Hi HN, I used a Raspberry Pi Pico with a screen to join a Wi-Fi network with style :) Detailed instructions and a few tricks available at https://github.com/predmijat/qr_wifi I hope you like it!
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Joining a Wi-Fi network with style(youtube.com)
3 points by predmijat 4y ago|3 comments
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by predmijat 4y ago
Link in OP is no longer working, here's the new one: https://www.udemy.com/course/real-world-devops-project-from-...
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Show HN: I've Made a DevOps Course(udemy.com)
2 points by predmijat 4y ago|1 comments