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by thunfisch 2y ago
Hugged to death. https://web.archive.org/web/20250128175526/https://swallowmy...
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by thunfisch 2y ago
It's using a slash because that's how ISO 8601 defines time intervals. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601#Time_intervals
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by thunfisch 2y ago
I heavily advocated for introducing GitLab at our company 5 years ago. We're now stuck with it, and GitLab is increasing the price continually. We started with the $4/month start edition because we needed 1 or 2 features, and now
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by thunfisch 2y ago
The only thing that I wish that camera-makers would finally agree on is a common mount. I'd love to try out camera bodies from different manufacturers, but that almost always means switching your entire lens collection as well. No, tha
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I Wrote a Domain-Specific Language (DSL)(radulucut.com)
3 points by thunfisch 2y ago|1 comments
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by thunfisch 2y ago
Do you know of Scribus, or do you not consider it a good OSS equivalent for InDesign? Last time I've worked with InDesign was around 2011, and it was meh. Scribus is also really realy meh, but gets the job done. I've got an Affini
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by thunfisch 2y ago
Based on the information provided being contradictory with itself, and omitting things that were at that time plainly visible on the site. Also, there were comments restored against my will from years ago, which were not contained in the da
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by thunfisch 2y ago
When the API changes were introduced, I tried to overwrite and delete my comments with a similar browser addon. I had to repeat the deletion for months afterwards every week, because Reddit restored some random comments of mine again and ag
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by thunfisch 2y ago
I'm concerned with suggesting that it's enough to fight one group of adversaries, which will then be replaced with another group, and another, instead of actually fixing the underlying issue. Suggesting threat of life to those peo
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by thunfisch 2y ago
Did I read this wrong, or is the article essentially "Microsoft screws up security over and over again. Let's throw humans in Russia that are exposing these vulnerabilities under the bus of a dictatorship and possibly get them kil
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by thunfisch 3y ago
Vector to me is more than just "high-performance" - It's a true swiss army knife for metrics and logging. We regularly use it to transform logs to metrics, metrics to different format, push them to different datastores, filte
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Kubermatic KubeLB(github.com)
1 points by thunfisch 3y ago|1 comments
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by thunfisch 3y ago
Announced today. TL;DR: Run your loadbalancers in a single place, let other (workload-)clusters push their configs through KubeLB to the loadbalancer-cluster, which loadbalances onto the workload-clusters. Announcement post: https:/&#
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by thunfisch 3y ago
Low-latency (e.g. less than 20 lines) Videoswitchers/mixers. There's a huge amount of data (12Gbps for 4K/UHD) per input, with many inputs and outputs, all with extremely tight timing tolerances. If you loosen the latency res
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by thunfisch 3y ago
Nice to see this here. I've stumbled on this page while researching my stop and train change in Brussels on the way to Config Management Camp. This is the internet that I remember from the very early 2000s. Just plain information, a pe
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by thunfisch 3y ago
Just read everything from the source, instead of a third party blog post. https://blog.thunderbird.net/2024/01/thunderbird-monthly-dev...
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by thunfisch 3y ago
Does anyone have the link to the study? I'm tired of news articles referencing and summarizing their interpretation of a study, without giving me the option to validate the claims made.
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by thunfisch 3y ago
From looking at it for a few minutes, the gist seems to be software-rendered wayland applications in a Container, streamed into a browser via Go? Or a Desktop client? Not certain yet. Interesting question here would be the performance - is
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by thunfisch 3y ago
One of the biggest reasons why digitization in Germany is so slow moving is that every municipality can (and does) decide on how to digitize individually. There is no mandate for the upper levels of government to dictate which solutions are
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by thunfisch 3y ago
That's exactly the one we picked. I've even commented it in our Sieve script. Funnily enough some spammers have picked up on this and send their spam even to those mailboxes.
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by thunfisch 3y ago
Our company owns a one letter domain (e.g. "x.tld"), that follows a quite common sequence. A few months ago we've enabled receiving e-mails for all local parts on that domain. We've received hundreds of notification mail
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by thunfisch 3y ago
Wow, this one brings back memories. I've ran one of the https://www.parkytowers.me.uk/thin/wyse/z/z90d7/ for some years as a cheap (40€) homeserver and then later as a break-music-playback-machine f
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by thunfisch 3y ago
Google Maps has been broken on Firefox for many months. Not sure if it's my personal setup, or some addon, but on every Firefox instance I have, the search is entirely broken - it won't return any results. I've since switched
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by thunfisch 3y ago
We're using Terragrunt with hundreds of AWS accounts and thousands of Terraform deployments/states. I'll never want to do this without Terragrunt again. The suggested method of referencing remote states, and writing out the b
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by thunfisch 3y ago
A service in a very similar vein is https://healthchecks.io/ - which also provides a nice perspective on how low-effort the setup for a service with a substantial amount of users can be. https://news.ycombinator.
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by thunfisch 3y ago
Hurl and it's test cases have been awesome at our Ops team. We're managing an autogenerated config for hundreds of complex webserver rules, and we've been able to (auto-)generate hurl test cases for every single rule and test
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by thunfisch 3y ago
... and not a single mention of Linux. It's kind of sad to see, that Linux remains a step-child for MS Teams. My company forced the move from Slack to Teams, and effectively downgraded the entire experience of online collaboration for
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by thunfisch 4y ago
Setting up an automated lecture capture system at my university, based around the open-source https://opencast.org software. We did everything from buying hardware components to build machines that were specifically tuned to enc
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by thunfisch 4y ago
I've been using this at work, sharing with my colleagues, and integrating this into our default CI/CD environment. It's awesome and has taken away the thought of "how do I install version XYZ of tool ABC here?" enti
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by thunfisch 4y ago
https://media.ccc.de/v/31c3_-_6558_-_de_-_saal_g_-_201412282... Immediately this talk from David Kriesel comes to mind. :)

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