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hevisko

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About hevisko

Local BOFH, sysadmin, ServerOps, THE OPS in Devops, etc.

Recent public activity

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    Ask HN: IPv6 capable transactional email senders?

    Preferably also PostgreSQL, but currently I get answers like "No reliable IPv6 email sending to the big names" and "IPv6 not supported for receiving". The reason that I'm on this d…

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    Comment #46165489

    (Open)SSH Caddy PostgreSQL Linux - KVM/Qemu GCC/LLVM

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    Comment #45939621

    The passwords and OTP I've been using and found BitWarden to be the winner.. for selfhosting: VaultWarden as the server

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    Comment #45939493

    yeah that patchy server needs to be retired, but LAMP stacks just keep blowing back the air

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    Comment #45387797

    YEah... know the feelings... and basically started my own thing... now a "business owner" not dependent on people... but Trusting God!

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    Comment #42828232

    The biggest reasons I read here for SaaS/subscription are "updates" ie. "We shipped early something with loads of bugs we intend to fix as you pay us" vs the model of "We make sure…

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    Comment #41019063

    Must have been DNS... when they did the deployment run and the necessary code was pulled and the DNS failed and then the wrong code got compiled... that they don't even do staged/A…

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    It's NOT AI, it is what we called it "Expert Systems" way back in the 90s all LLMs are good at doing that type of pattern matching and assistance.

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    Comment #38185463

    Fishing tackle - much easier to go fishing than to navigate today's stacks and interfaces.

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    Comment #36107594

    The Bible (preferably decent literal translations like ESV/NASB/NKJV instead of "dynamic" translations like the NIV/GoodNews/TLT/etc.) PS: there is a good difference between religi…

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    Comment #35766424

    Exactly this ^^^^

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    Comment #35766397

    just don't use passwords :) using decent cryptography correctly, you've just made the problem nearly untractable compared to brute force passwords (which also should be doing thing…

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    Comment #35093529

    I guess everybody that DID go ... aren't around here to tell :D Public services announcement: GO fishing, do not pass GO and collect USD200 going into I.T., go straight to fishing!…

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    Comment #32980474

    Please get the terminology correct: It's called LOADSHEDDING We in South Africa are used to that term for the past 8+years - phrase/term coined by Eskom!

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    Comment #31860870

    Yes: https://github.com/xbrowsersync/app

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    Comment #29037210

    Mendix ?? They are expensive onsite, but I've seen projects build in shorter time than what normal devs expect - that way saving money for clients

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    Comment #25342794

    question: could people confirm the ssl certificate chains being used by the server, and reported by the client?

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    Comment #22189469

    Until Cisco (as well as Juniper/AltoPalo/FortiNet/CheckPoint/etc.) implements WG, IPsec will stay with us ;( I can't deploy WG before that haven't happened... thus time to get WG i…

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    Comment #19879499

    So, lets talk numbers: Let's assume we have 100W (typically 12V) solar panels in ~1m Square space. How many litres of alcohol/syntfuel will it generate during an (expected) 8hours …

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    Comment #15516491

    Aren't Slashdot & sourceforge owned by the same owners at present? which also owns and frozen freshmeat (that was later renamed freecode or something)

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    Comment #14470199

    My grand dad quoted a "mentor" about stocks: It's a sorry game! - You're sorry you buy - You are sorry you did NOT buy - You're sorry you sold - You are sorry you did NOT sell it!