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DictumMortuum
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About DictumMortuum
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Comment #43278247
Also check out zerotier. I've been using it because it has a lot more features that tailscale (although it's been 4-5 years that I have the zerotier network set up). Pretty damn us…
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Comment #43154130
Does this work for terragrunt as well?
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Comment #31546906
I pressed on the link that is the documentation to support more languages, but I got a 404.
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Comment #30954622
Given that my father was born and raised in Crete, I've visited the island numerous times. This place is deep, I always have a very weird feeling when I'm there, it's like starring…
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Comment #30300215
https://stats.dictummortuum.com/#/prices/ I'm doing some work on a website that compares boardgame prices. I scrape about 10 boardgame stores in Greece and save them in a database …
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Comment #24590566
I'm more of a fira sans / fira code guy. However, setting up the fonts that you want on linux can be a bit tricky and I've lost many hours trying to get a config that does it for m…
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Comment #23486047
Well, most of the services do not even have a noticeable lag, but nextcloud is taxing!
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Comment #23482855
I've been monitoring what VPSs are an option. I'd like to have something faster, because it'll be cost-effective, but I don't want another headache.
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Comment #23480372
Nice! I have a raspberry 2b+ with several services: ldap, syncthing, gitea, cups server, minidlna, torrent server, NFS, nginx for PHP stuff like phpldapadmin, phpmyadmin, nextcloud…
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Comment #23006484
Zerotier doesn't use wireguard though - which makes a difference. I have a private mesh of my family's computers on different networks and tailscale/wireguard was blazingly fast. I…
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Comment #22953125
You are right. My point was that there is nothing magical in Greek ancestry, but a mixture of great and stupid individuals, as in all societies.
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Comment #22950063
It's typical to see displays such as [1], even in the basements of cafeterias in Athens. This one is from the Syntagma metro station. By the way, in settlements were people are liv…
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Comment #22949233
Don't feel envy about such generalities. To give you an example, my hero and fellow Athenian, Socrates, was killed by his own people. DNA doesn't matter. How you choose to live you…
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Comment #22946953
Born and raised Athenian here, oldest capital of Europe. Downtown Athens and most of the suburbs are filled with ancient and byzantine ruins, despite the damage that wars, christia…
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Comment #22804725
https://dev.dictummortuum.com/ I am a programmer, so I write techy stuff. The basic premise though is that I keep everything succinct. Not much content or traffic.
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Comment #22648170
I tried to use it for creating a mesh network of my family's computers, but switched to zerotier. I use ansible to keep all our computers up to date and maintain an ldap server for…
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Comment #22442337
suckless terminal I love the "externalpipe" functionality, which is the main reason I switched from terminator.
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Comment #22441418
I am this kind of guy, too - i3 + st + vim bindings almost everywhere. But it's a mixed bag, like I can use vim and do something complex in an instant, e.g. replacing a column of c…
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Ask HN: What agenda do you have for 1:1 meetings with your supervisor?
I recently changed managers and I haven't been doing 1:1 meetings with the previous one. Since the new manager seems to prefer a more systematic approach, I figured I could ask you…
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Comment #22202669
Thanks! I'll definitely check it out.
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Comment #22189963
Working in a betting company. The most important applications are still written in TcL. I think it's a lovely language. If it had a debugger it'd be awesome.
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