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calyhre

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    Comment #48357165

    A RCE was fixed in the last version of Plausible Community Edition, it was present for the past year. Related to [a CVE on phoenix_storybook]( https://github.com/phenixdigital/phoe…

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    Comment #48179487

    Could be a way of saving computation, this way the email content is the exact same for everyone receiving it

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    Comment #46158555

    But then you end up potentially exposing the origin server. This could be an opt-in option though

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    Comment #45983270

    I don’t know a lot about the rest of Europe on this, but here in France it’s been more than a decade SMS are unlimited in mobile plans, and these plans are quite cheap. We also hav…

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    Comment #45290948

    Yarn just landed a similar feature too https://github.com/yarnpkg/berry/pull/6901

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    Comment #44746871

    I have the same issue and it's driving me crazy. One bluetooth device is waking up a MBP M4 regularly during the night, lighting up an external screen. Even without any connected d…

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    Comment #44051760

    Hey, I worked on this. Feel free to shoot any questions if you like

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    Comment #43690860

    It seems that writing a tool in anything else than English will bypass most of this scanner

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    Comment #43482679

    We also migrated away from Next.js last year to [Vike], big improvment on developer experience all around. Most of our needs are covered by just pre-rendering pages ([SSG]) [Vike]:…

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    Comment #43082842

    Could you describe a bit the load and the server/db specs? I’m using Plaisible right now and I wonder how it would handle with similar specs

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    Comment #41797641

    It's fixed in the developer edition 132.0b5 also if you are wondering

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    Comment #41778097

    It's actually a pill to eat less, seems to be a hunger suppressant

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    Comment #41362473

    It is yes. Thanks for such a nice tool

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    Comment #41358172

    I really like Dokku. I recently wrote a plugin to automatically expose the apps I add on it on my local network as subdomains of the host via MDNS ( https://github.com/calyhre/dokk…

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    Comment #40874627

    Never used Fly.io but I have a website running on Render (2.4M unique users per month) and the service is getting quite nice. Occasional hiccups, but they are improving. Not as sta…

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    Comment #40703850

    Same here. It's also possible to buy a new one during the "fight" period, and resell/donate the repaired one after

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    Comment #40248595

    Nice product! I might have missed mentions of it, but is it real-time editing? Does it supports multi users? A warning that might spoil a bit your adventure on the long run: Your p…

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    Comment #39934071

    I put the search engine on mine -> https://eshop-prices.com/404

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    Comment #38668147

    Same here with Google SSO

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    Comment #38014018

    Super interesting. We've been experimenting with promptfoo[1] at my work, and this looks very similar. [1]: https://github.com/promptfoo/promptfoo

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    Comment #32518461

    At Slite, for all outgoing calls we use a sandboxed proxy. It has saved us a few times already. We detailed the trick in a blog post -> https://slite-tech-blog.ghost.io/anti-ssrf-s…

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    Comment #31821484

    Their whole support experience is really not great. Used it a few times those last few years, and I rarely got out satisfied at all. For example, they seems to have what I assume i…

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    Comment #30780829

    I moved a 1M monthly visitors project from Heroku to Render in December, and other than a few little hiccups, I have a better service (no hard-cap on memory for ex) for less than h…