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Dedime

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    Comment #47912380

    PREACH! I run K8s at home. I used to do docker-compose - and I'd still recommend that to most people - but even for my 1 little NUC with 4vcpu / 16Gi Homelab, I still love deployin…

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    Comment #47775601

    The brilliance of the implementation of cooldowns: For someone to go download and run it, automated or otherwise, they simply follow the standard installation process. Users who wa…

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    Comment #47147894

    Total meh from me, an end user. User of KeePass since at least 2015, I've written end-user guides, contributed to the main documentation, evangelize it to my family and friends whe…

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    Comment #46966636

    Hot take alert! As an avid self-hoster, I'd like to hear why. Personally, I self host because the benefits I receive simply aren't available anywhere else at the level of quality I…

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    Comment #46938765

    Well, it's stored in an encrypted way - in the encrypted password database. Much like a password, everyone already knows not to share a passkey. But also like a password, as the ow…

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    Comment #46171317

    My problem with NixOS is the second you try to go "outside the guardrails", the difficulty increases 100x

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    Comment #45960918

    Admittedly I didn't dive much into this to get the full context, but it's saddening to me that a legendary game designer had a GoFundMe. I was hoping achieving that level of status…

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    Comment #45792973

    I wouldn't say it's perfect quite yet. I just installed Debian on my Framework, and my microphone isn't working. Debugging it for the last 30 minutes has gotten me nowhere, and hal…

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    Comment #45175220

    Maybe this is naive, but in a good crypto system, I would hope "when" is measured in millions or billions of years given current hardware capabilities.

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    Comment #44976810

    I'll add my opinion as a DevOps engineer, not a startup, so take it with a grain of salt. * Kubernetes is great for a lot of things, and I think there's many use cases for it where…

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    Comment #44321151

    From someone who was recently tasked with "add service mesh" - make service mesh obsolete. I don't want to install a service mesh. mTLS or some other from of encryption between pod…

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    Comment #43877111

    People keep talking about having been hacked, but it's honestly baffling to me. I'm 28. I started using computers on a regular basis when I was ~9 years old, playing RuneScape. Sin…

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    Comment #43134310

    Aside from the point made by author - I visited Japan last year, I never had too much of an issue with garbage when visiting the major cities. Most garbage was compactible and clea…

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    Comment #42323566

    I've used docker-compose, k8s, and NixOS myself, being from a similar technical background as the author, but I find myself disagreeing with some of the author's opinions on the te…

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    Comment #34121579

    I also ran NixOS on my framework for a while. As much as I loved the idea of Nix, it's also incredibly hard - I work with Linux day in and day out for work, and finding my way arou…

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    Comment #33963789

    I applied for a job at a medical cannabis operation in Canada right before legalization hit. I was curious to see if they had checked out my personal website, so I grabbed my webse…

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    Comment #31019250

    I wrote a quick program in Go to move a certain file from my Downloads folder to my Google Drive folder, when the file is detected. It's to help me backup with Tiddlywiki.

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    Comment #29996912

    KeePassXC is excellent, and available on MacOS / Linux / Windows

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    Comment #29741425

    This whole LastPass kerfuffle has solidified my choice to continue using FOSS + self hosted password managers only. If my passwords get stolen, I'd rather be responsible for the lo…

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    Comment #29634785

    As far as Jellyfin goes in my own experience: - Supports phone / tablet / browser / roku / others - Can chromecast - Supports movies, tv. Not sure about random videos but I suppose…

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    Comment #29433274

    Oh good. I've considered working for Google, I think they work on interesting things, but I've recently adopted the stance that I won't take jobs that don't allow me the freedom to…

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    Comment #29256494

    TBH I find it completely wild that someone prefers PHP to a statically generated site (Assuming you can get away with statically-generated). Just serving static files is way way wa…

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    Comment #29243351

    I surprised you didn't link Kelowna's finest newspaper, Castanet: https://www.castanet.net/news/BC/351544/Mudslides-close-all-... I love them because their reporting is terrible an…

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    Comment #29194166

    Look into Cactus comments! https://cactus.chat/ Not affiliated. Just think it's cool.