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by smbv 5y ago
Thanks to the Woodpecker team for making an Open-Source CI that's not a nightmare to deploy (I'm looking at you, Concourse)
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Open Source Cloud Platform – OpenStack(openstack.org)
2 points by smbv 5y ago|0 comments
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by smbv 5y ago
Yep, it creates a link with a code, then proceeds to ask me to "sign in on the web" but does not give me an option to sign up. In the Youtube videos, there's a button to "sign up" but not for me. I've tried wit
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by smbv 5y ago
I have tried, but I'm not 18 yet, so I can't use privacy.com or set up donations through Liberapay.
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by smbv 5y ago
Yeah, but using DNS only requires me to open a port, which is what I can't do.
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by smbv 5y ago
I might add a donate button but I doubt anyone will use it. As for static site hosting, I'm not only using static stuff. I have services like FreshRSS that won't run on a static site. > There are many other services I am runnin
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by smbv 5y ago
That's not good! It's working for me and I'm running the server... Maybe it's something on your end? I've checked the site on online services, three different networks and two different devices.
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by smbv 5y ago
Honestly, I'm just looking for something I can run Wireguard on to proxy my traffic. It doesn't matter if it's ARM or not, what really matters is the public IP (IPv6 would be super cool) and lots of bandwidth.
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by smbv 5y ago
I'll have to check it out. Thanks!
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by smbv 5y ago
Past: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29002669
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To SSG or Not to SSG(ersei.saggis.com)
1 points by smbv 5y ago|0 comments
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by smbv 5y ago
DoH does not depend on a browser! Try this out with cURL curl --http2 -H 'accept: application/dns-json' "https://1.1.1.1/dns-query?name=cloudflare.com" --next --http2 -H 'accept: applicatio
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by smbv 5y ago
Is it really soulless? It seems like it solves a real problem: many Gitea instances are very small. The devs are passionate about their work and they are all working toward improving the software. So what if it's a copycat? GitHub coul
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by smbv 5y ago
+1 for Grav: I've deployed it on my server and interact with it using the admin page and the git integration. It's simple and easily customizable, unlike WordPress. The main appeal of Grav, to me, is the hackability and ease of ma
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Show HN: Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal Search Engine
1 points by smbv 5y ago|0 comments
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by smbv 5y ago
I put together a quick-n-dirty backup script. It's tested. #!/bin/bash set -e BACKUPDIR=/srv/backup/$(/usr/bin/date -I) umask 137 cd /tmp backup_init() { echo &
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by smbv 5y ago
Thank you very much! I'm planning on using this for my backups (in conjunction with rsync -a, and podman volume export).
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by smbv 5y ago
Working today to create a backup script and bind it to a systemd timer. Hope it all goes well.
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by smbv 5y ago
Running another host is difficult, especially when you only have one computer to run the server on. The server is an old Dell laptop (Inspiron 5547), and I do not have any more hard drives, SSDs or computers that I can keep always-on to run
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by smbv 5y ago
ATC remains my favourite TTY game. The adrenaline rush when managing tens of planes, the tension keeping them all afloat, all very fun. I do not want to do this as my real job though.
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by smbv 5y ago
Seems like the author is using CanaryToken. I wonder if I can use it to set up a canary email to improve my spam blocklists... https://www.canarytokens.org
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by smbv 5y ago
@dang why is this flagged?
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by smbv 5y ago
I deployed Guacamole myself (for SSH), but I found SSHWifty[0] a lot easier to use and deploy. [0] https://github.com/nirui/sshwifty
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by smbv 5y ago
It's in my bio It was roughly 900kb gzipped on most text only pages. Some pages are on archive.org.
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by smbv 5y ago
I optimized my website the other week. Some things that I did that were relatively easy included: removing Font Awesome (I replaced the relevant icons with SVGs since I was only using a few of them), removing jQuery (replaced with vanilla J
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by smbv 5y ago
RSS saved me the "right click on a bookmark folder -> open all" every hour or so. Does RSS increase my productivity or decrease it? On one hand, I'm not obsessively checking a bunch of websites. On the other hand, I have a
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by smbv 5y ago
As a big fan of RSS (I read HN through hnrss[0]), this is wonderful. It seems to be a nice catch-all for whatever websites rss-bridge doesn't support. If any of you are looking into RSS, check out FreshRSS[2] (an RSS aggregator). A mob
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by smbv 5y ago
Fun article, but too much filler (ie history of rice, etc)
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by smbv 5y ago
To be fair, modern web standards and many orders of magnitude more complex than what existed a decade ago. The issue is less with the browsers and more with the rapidly growing set of web standards.
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by smbv 5y ago
First thing that came to mind was a Monk episode. https://imdb.com/title/tt1268705

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