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Daegalus

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About Daegalus

blog: https://yulian.kuncheff.com masto: https://hachyderm.io/@yulian bsky: https://bsky.app/profile/yulian.social

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[ my public key: https://keybase.io/yulian; my proof: https://keybase.io/yulian/sigs/oKGwmu8nNHyv00ecKTTXsrpCUOL3YmI44MAEY88Q-M4 ]

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #47860449

    Yes, decade dice is fairly standard these days. Usually you buy 1 D10 and 1 decade dice, and role both of them and add them. Most purchaseable dice sets come this way. This is just…

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    Comment #47825671

    I am curious, can you elaborate more on these Roguelike features and mechanics. Its up for 1 more month, i might be interested in trying them out before it shuts down.

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    Comment #47629345

    No, because installing something in the userspace is different from system. Most package managers install to system locations, like /usr and so on. Homebrew installs into /home/lin…

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    Comment #47628774

    I use an immutable distribution, i dont use the package manager as it is antithesis to the concept. The current most popular immutable distros (Bluefin, Bazzite, Aurora, etc) use B…

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    Comment #47628476

    You can literally use Brew for a lot of things. Linux brew is pretty good these days. If you want this makefile way, use Justfiles,which are modernized Makefiles so you dont have 3…

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    Comment #47601357

    great, now can we convince the rest of the internet to start adding AAAA records and ipv6 endpoints for things. Github is still a nightmare to use DNS64 and NAT64 to access those f…

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    Comment #47103382

    It looks like DNS is just shared CloudDNS, and email is limited. From the FAQ: How reliable is dot.bs DNS hosting? dot.bs is backed by ClouDNS. ClouDNS serves over two billion DNS …

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    Comment #47094184

    Mostly political, the other stuff makes more sense, domains are mostly a nice to have. And for .com, .org, and .net those are owned by ICANN which is US controlled anyway.

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    Comment #47090138

    Porkbun is based in Portland, Oregon, USA. I'm trying to move my infra to EU only stuff. It was fine when I lived near Bellevue, Washington. And I did live 30 years in the US but I…

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    Comment #47089826

    Why would it need to make money, it's just a registry of information and a small about page with a list of entries. It probably runs on sqlite on a single $5 VM. Or a single db. Ot…

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    Comment #47089320

    To be honest, it's been flawless but since I mostly use it for personal or self hosting, I haven't had or deal with your situation. I have had to contact support and they are very …

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    Comment #47086295

    Right now, I would only switch from Bunny if they allow IPv6-only origin servers and route IPv4 traffic to it. Also no pricing and a "Talk to sales" only link. Which usually means …

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    Comment #47085955

    Hmm, seems the good prices is only if you subscribe to their subscription. 5 euro a month or 50 euro a year, then the prices get slashed. Othewise their prices are expensive.

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    Comment #47085758

    Uhh, can I get a source on this? I can not find a single mention of this anywhere and it seems the company is still independent and German.

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    Comment #47085662

    Great post, I did a similar switch mid last year. Hetzner was something I already used, so I just doubled down. I have a single OVH instance where I ma playing with Openclaw, but t…

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    Comment #46872856

    I have been using them for over a year. THey have the same flow as Cloudflare, point domain to thier CDN, set CDN Pull Zone to target your server. I havent had to do anything. They…

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    Comment #46132537

    Just a reminder, Codeberg is for open source projects only, and maybe some dotfiles and such. Its on their frontpage and in their TOS.

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    Comment #44766376

    Location: Denmark Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Kubernetes, GCP/AWS/Azure, Terraform, etc. All devops tooling and backend dev. Go, Rust, Elixir, etc. Resume: ht…

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    Comment #43962318

    Fair assessment, I am not quite as polarized, but there is a reason i use Go, Deno, and Typescript myself.

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    Comment #43962208

    I love Dart as a language, but there were multiple choices made by Google that kind of ruined it outside of Flutter. First, when it was still a viable Node.js alternative, Google o…

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    Comment #43868057

    Location: Copenhagen, Denmark Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Go, DevOps (AWS, GCP, Azure), some Rust, backend, DB, some AI, many more. Resume: https://github.com…

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    Comment #43843093

    Honestly, no matter what fancy UI features they add, until they add WebSerial and WebUSB, Firefox is not a replacement for anything Chromium based for me. I have a lot of devices t…

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    Comment #43657388

    Oh, I 100% agree with you. I love the stdlib and the language. Doing the few things I did in Crystal were so pleasant and a joy to work with. Maybe I'm too reliant on the crutches …

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    Comment #43657341

    Thank you, I actually am aware of the post and follow all the projects with hope they succeed.

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    Comment #43651781

    I really like Crystal, but I am too dependent on LSPs and such for productivity, and the Crystal LSP leaves a lot to be desired, even though it is fantastic work for what it is. Ca…