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by tbronchain 3y ago
Wow, that is something I had no idea about! Thanks!
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by tbronchain 3y ago
I've had some pretty good success doing something like: ssh user@host << EOF Your script EOF Beware of local variables interpretation though!
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by tbronchain 3y ago
But soon is going to be obsolete if you have wifi at home... https://arxiv.org/abs/2301.00250
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by tbronchain 4y ago
I build infrastructures for small/medium size projects in a reproductible, code based, extensive and scalable way - usually cloud based. Businesses I work with need a quick and efficient solution to serve what they build, do not want t
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by tbronchain 4y ago
A lot better. A couple of years ago I could see volumes on Linstor getting completely stuck and unrecoverable whenever the network was getting busy or unstable. Nodes reboot were a nightmare too. Have a setup now with their Piraeus operator
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by tbronchain 4y ago
Had something like this running before, with an extra tunnel to a VPS, so when I was connecting to this VPS on a specific port, it was eventually connecting to my home VPN - useful with dynamic IPs. I can't remember the tool I used for
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by tbronchain 5y ago
I believe this is one of the feature projects like Dfinity/ICP [1] are trying to achieve. Probably overkill and way early on, but the idea of a decentralized Internet would be key here. 1: https://dfinity.org/
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by tbronchain 5y ago
I have worked mainly on ops/infra professionally the past few years and will strongly with the idea to avoid any complicated tool - i.e Kubernetes nowadays. I create my small/bootstrap projects the following way: 1- create a free
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by tbronchain 5y ago
Really nice to see a bit of competition in here! Slightly unrelated but also, from the same company, Rancher (their main product) has been really good to deploy bare meal Kubernetes setup [almost] 100% container based.
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by tbronchain 5y ago
You mentioned defamation. According to which country you live in there should be a way to sue around that and at least get a record that you have been a victim of cyber bullying, not necessarily the person you appear to be. I strongly encou
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by tbronchain 5y ago
Binance API (i.e https://api.binance.com/api/v3/ticker/price ) does it when there are too many requests from one IP (I assume that's the reason). They could have used something else like 429 but for some
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by tbronchain 5y ago
I am surprised to have not read this in other comments, but I would strongly recommend to pick a field or product you feel very passionate with and contact with [small/medium] companies showing a "job" page on their website (
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by tbronchain 5y ago
Thank you for some valuable advices. I just saw your reply and really appreciate you took the time to write it.
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by tbronchain 5y ago
This, really. I'm most likely less experiment than some people here but after 10+ years of writing code, I came to the conclusion that the best code is the most readable code. If all developers could write code that is easily readable
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by tbronchain 5y ago
Plenty of places you can do with $1k/month really. Of course YMMV but if you just want to focus on your game, I would definitely recommend checking out nomadlist.com and see what inspires you. If you can accept some underdeveloped [som
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by tbronchain 5y ago
Thank you so much, these are great advices!
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by tbronchain 5y ago
I felt very strongly with this story - and thank you for sharing. My mother passed away at 59. She was healthy, and thought she had decades to live. Then she got sick, and thought she had years. Few months later, we had a call on our way to
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by tbronchain 5y ago
Wondering something, if you are using cryptomator and a VPS - so you don't own your data and use a higher level encryption - why not using the cloud storage services (i.e Dropbox, icloud etc.) ?
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by tbronchain 5y ago
Correct, peers must have a static IP. We could imagine to build a small extra tool to automate regenerate the config in case of IP change but could be a bit tricky :)
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by tbronchain 5y ago
Looks great! I've been using wg-meshconf[1] to assist in setting up Wireguard Mesh Networks on Linux for a while, works amazing! A massive use case is to setup Kubernetes clusters, where end to end network encryption is quite important
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by tbronchain 5y ago
I haven't dug very much into it (in fact mainly because I couldn't find much detailed/technical information) but Windows 10 has this "core isolation" feature, which I believe tries to achieve a system/apps isol
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by tbronchain 5y ago
I totally agree with the pain of their scripting language. Here is mine, it's very basic but does the few things I wanted (i.e run a program with a combination of keys): https://gist.github.com/tbronchain/c52b610a7
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by tbronchain 5y ago
I've been using Auto Hotkey[1] for a while and it's truly amazing to bring the missing hotkeys feature to Windows. This, plus Altdrag[2], Quicklook[3] and Winxcorners[4] are my must have. 1: https://www.autohotkey.com&#
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by tbronchain 5y ago
Thanks for sharing!
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by tbronchain 5y ago
Techno finds its roots in tribal music. Its repetitive patterns allow deep self-reflection and strong connection to inner feelings. disclaimer: I love techno
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by tbronchain 5y ago
This really fits into the "getting something up and running quick" category. Thank you!
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by tbronchain 5y ago
After reading all the answers here, you probably sum it up very well!
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by tbronchain 5y ago
Thanks, this is exactly the point of this post! My personal developer stack is getting slightly dated as my main focus over the past few years has been onto dev/sysops, seeing tons of new exotic tech being used now and then. I am reall
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by tbronchain 5y ago
Seems to read different opinions on the node stack here. I am getting to a similar conclusion to you though, where other tools were good for prototyping and the node stack really better for the real projects (post-prototyping).
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by tbronchain 5y ago
I have seen some very good real world/production projects working on this stack!

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