rudasn

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by rudasn 2mo ago
I have a hub and spoke wireguard nerwork that has been working somewhat perfectly for years, but there always are a couple of servers that just dont want to play nice. They connect to the hub, all good, and after a few minutes/hrs conn
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by rudasn 7mo ago
Someone quoted Idiocracy here the other day. "But it's hot electrolytes!"
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by rudasn 7mo ago
Thanks:)
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by rudasn 7mo ago
Hi Philip! We develop one or more apps that we deploy on-prem. An app for us is a git repo with a docker compose file. On-prem is either a Linux server or a Linux vm that we have ssh access to (normally via Wireguard vpn). For app updates,
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by rudasn 7mo ago
Why not have two blog posts, one technical and one informative/tl;dr style that links back to the technical one (or includes specific excerpts)?
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by rudasn 7mo ago
More like giving formula for free to new mothers to begin with, and when they wouldn't produce their own (as there was no "demand") they would later need to buy more formula.
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by rudasn 8mo ago
(250 miles is about 400km and 3350 ft is about 1km)
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by rudasn 9mo ago
There was a stackoverflow question (IIRC) long ago on how to disable a mobile phone's camera shutter sound, and the answer was to record the sound, inverse it and play it when the camera is activated so that the two sounds cancel each
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by rudasn 10mo ago
https://alphieui.com/docs responds with a 404
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Is GitHub currently leaking private issues and pull requests?
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by rudasn 1y ago
"Who is hiring" threads might be helpful, as others have said. I'm also available for contract work, check my profile for relevant links and contact info :)
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by rudasn 1y ago
Off topic, but it's threads like these that keep me on HN. Gold :)
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by rudasn 1y ago
Ok so this looks like something I would use for an app we're deploying on-prem. I'm thinking it would make new deployments/releases a bit easier if we could "advertise" upcoming features/versions and allow user
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by rudasn 1y ago
Super cool and congrats for getting it done. You should be proud, even just for persisting all these years. Also, I'm surprised "All your base are belong to us!" hasn't been submitted yet!
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by rudasn 1y ago
Cool, I've been working on similar my self. Not released yet, haven't had the time recently. Curious as to why you store the data in the database in b64 as opposed to files on disk. What's the reasoning for that? Doesn't
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by rudasn 1y ago
Chrome with JS disabled works good enough for me on mobile. It's also easy to whitelist specific sites. But mostly, if I get a blank page I just go back.
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by rudasn 1y ago
https://youtu.be/IB6jbWoGtlA?si=kPUYfTnwoY4_qJUU
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by rudasn 1y ago
I have two! One is a webapp I wrote almost 20 years ago for my dad and it's still being used today. It runs on IIS and built with asp classic and vanilla html/css/js (no frameworks back then). They use it to track orders and
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by rudasn 1y ago
Great feedback thanks! Will definitely consider this.
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by rudasn 1y ago
Ephemeral, client-side encrypted sharing of files, text, html, and forms. Just prototyping at the moment, but the goal is to allow users to not only share files (even big ones) but also forms, like Google forms, but encrypted and one time
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by rudasn 1y ago
Build the image on the deployment server? Why not build somewhere else once and save time during deployments? I'm most familiar with on-prem deployments and quickly realised that it's much faster to build once, push to registry (
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by rudasn 1y ago
Yeah. I'm curious what George Carlin and Gil Scott Heron would have to say about all these.
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by rudasn 1y ago
Yeah, not a big deal but completely useless nonetheless as you would never really query your table for just the one decimal column (eg the price) but a couple more (eg the category and the price) so you'd have a multi-column index on t
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by rudasn 1y ago
I bet you haven't seen indeces on decimals though! Fun times :)
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by rudasn 1y ago
Have you looked into browser-side gzip stream, file system api, and service workers? Maybe your "edge" could be end-users.
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by rudasn 1y ago
There was also this guy, don't remember his name, whom you could email your questions/issues etc, reply with great detail and post the discussion on his website for others to learn from. Like a one on one precursor to stackoverflo
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by rudasn 1y ago
I had very similar concerns when I was building my sideproject. But I was determined to ship, so once the code was deployable (the bear minimum, nginx with ssl setup) I pushed to my VPS and posted a link on HN. It was late Sunday night, was
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by rudasn 1y ago
Oh this is more interesting than I thought! It definitely has some (early days) technoratti feel to it.
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by rudasn 1y ago
Hey! Thanks for maintaining chartjs :)
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by rudasn 1y ago
I had a similar need, and after going through the docs for a few existing solutions (grafana, elastic, prometheus, etc) I decided to roll my own. No db on the receiver and log-based storage on the senders (using standard log rotation to man

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