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Show HN: 1-Click Migration Solution
AGPL source code available on GitHub: https://github.com/fabriziosalmi/flareover
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Comment #48783375
The real deal is to have deterministic quality gates. Nice to know that experienced programmers are terrified by the upcoming generation of savvy wildcoders.
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Show HN: Enjoy – A gamified GitHub repo where contributions earn karma
I built a game that lives entirely inside a GitHub repository. Every contribution earns karma, unlocks achievements, and levels up the community. How it works: - Fork → Add a word …
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Show HN: Aidlp – The easy-to-use DLP for the public LLM endpoints :)
HTTP/HTTPS Data Loss Prevention proxy designed to sanitize sensitive information before it reaches external LLM endpoints. Demo: https://asciinema.org/a/VKFol51SRDzleQKY7c2ZmgUKz
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Show HN: Trinity – A self-healing static site generator that fixes its own CSS
"Hi HN, I built this because I got tired of LLMs generating broken layouts. Trinity wraps a standard SSG (Jinja2+Tailwind) with a 'Neural Healer'. It works like this: It renders th…
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Comment #45845184
A bit of context: I've spent years in enterprise security wrestling with a dozen different tools that don't talk to each other, dealing with insane licensing costs, and being compl…
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Comment #44435483
Helo and thank you to point out this tool I ignored before. There is an opportunity to improve the tool then I added this feature as wanted feature in the plan as certmate dev :)
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Comment #44435440
suggestion noted and added to the upcoming major release :)
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Comment #44431689
hello, certmate dev here :) Custom DNS servers are already supported via certbot-dns-rfc2136 plugin as you suggested!
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certmate dev here :) I came from a decade of certificate management in multiple work contexts and YES, all the people refer to them as SSL and not TLS, while TLS 1.2 is the minimum…