sunshinekitty

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by sunshinekitty 6mo ago
The HN groupthink is to hate on anything Elon adjacent, satellite internet included.
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by sunshinekitty 7mo ago
fair point, I was missing the international point of view
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by sunshinekitty 7mo ago
At one point on the internet PayPal was the most trusted way to send and receive money - at least you are limiting sharing your personal payment information with random companies on the internet who may or may not be compliant. Lately thoug
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by sunshinekitty 7mo ago
Great to see a move off Github, though Codeberg has poor service availability.
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by sunshinekitty 7mo ago
> I've been building systems like what the OP is using since pgt3 came out. OP is also a founder of Hashicorp, so.. lol. > This is the honeymoon phase. No offense but you come across as if you didn’t read the article.
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by sunshinekitty 10mo ago
a-ha, if you happen to have a Unifi router then a simpler setup would be to do policy based routing by hostnames through a vpn client maintained in the router config
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by sunshinekitty 1y ago
this is just a wrapper around gmail
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by sunshinekitty 1y ago
Haha almost identical experience but self hosting immich with off site backups. Wild how difficult it is to change your email with certain websites! Several months later still fighting with various sites. I have an iphone so I use Apple map
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by sunshinekitty 1y ago
This is an incredibly premature statement to make. The acquisition announcement is days old.
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by sunshinekitty 1y ago
The zachtronics website is completely broken on mobile with constant full-screening images, had to re-open my browser to exit..
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by sunshinekitty 1y ago
GCP’s ‘live migrations’ have been doing this for close to a decade or more. Must not be that big of a problem.
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by sunshinekitty 1y ago
it’s not that serious
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by sunshinekitty 2y ago
Except the satellites are already up and functioning, the service is available today. We will look crazy for burying thousands of miles of wires to residential in the future.
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by sunshinekitty 2y ago
The last point is simply not true, notably Google does not use the go build or dependency tooling, instead using blaze. Blaze handles the aforementioned issues as well.
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by sunshinekitty 2y ago
respectfully I think there’s too much magic here, simple use cases don’t have solutions jumping out at me - I want to deploy my own things with argo alongside this cluster, how? - I want a private nlb, even locked by a vpn subnet, how? - I
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by sunshinekitty 3y ago
disappointing after reading the first part of the article! ‘look at these cool open source tools i’ll be using, now pay me’
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by sunshinekitty 3y ago
This is my take as well, we would not have any ip space if every machine had a public ipv4 address - this is kind of a silly argument to make, nat’s provide a ton of usefulness. As a kid I didn’t get it either but would port forward, run a
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by sunshinekitty 3y ago
A great tool I’ve used countless times after learning about it while working at Rackspace a decade ago . It was great to learn about how it’s grown over the years, what an ordeal! Cloudflare is at the top of the list of custodians I would w
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by sunshinekitty 4y ago
Thank god for the free market and competition, choice is in the interest of consumers.
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by sunshinekitty 4y ago
Thanks for standing up for users rights to privacy Brian. What will be the largest hurdles here with challenging the US Treasury? Why stand on this issue, vs privacy based coins previously removed from cb? What options are there if this pro
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by sunshinekitty 4y ago
Have any examples of less conventional spaces with this hacker spirit in tact?
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by sunshinekitty 4y ago
Seems strange to trust your assets with a centralized entity, one of which that can turn you away for any reason when accessing your funds, that charges you for withdrawing at a different bank’s ATM. Further, an asset that has been insanel
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by sunshinekitty 4y ago
either bad troll or dense
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by sunshinekitty 5y ago
as much as there’s a vocal group circle jerking crypto, there is an equivalent group circle jerking hate for crypto on HN who cares?
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by sunshinekitty 5y ago
assuming you trust the issuer (contract, in blockchain) there is a public and verifiable record of your ownership of an individual item paired with signing messages to prove your blockchain identity, you can prove to others your identity an
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by sunshinekitty 5y ago
I stopped using lastpass a couple years ago now due to ill-communicated master password leaks, ever-rising fees, and buggy UX. This seems par for the course, I can’t imagine any credible company or keen user actually using lastpass at this
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by sunshinekitty 5y ago
> especially since they are NOT cheaper to do transactions in and are NOT anonymous and are definitely NOT (yet) even close to green citation needed As a whole I agree with your statement objectively, but this cannot be said for each blo
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by sunshinekitty 5y ago
From the post it seems they did take that person seriously, and so worked to build confidence which is certainly a good thing to have. What do you propose to make this person more effective in meetings, rather than build confidence? Not eve
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by sunshinekitty 5y ago
broken here, with fears the acquisition was indeed the death for keybase..
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by sunshinekitty 5y ago
I’m a home owner and this was by far the largest shock to owning a home. Good contractors are not busy looking for work, they are busy with a backlog. It was only after building personal relationships with the contractors that I could get r

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