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ivankuz
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Comment #41212088
Thank you very much for such a clear explanation of what's happening. Yeah, I sensed that it's not a limitation of the nginx per-se, as it was asked not to do ssl termination, henc…
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Comment #41210476
It was the latest nginx at the time. I actually found a rather obscure issue on Github that touches on this problem, for those who are curious: https://github.com/kubernetes/ingres…
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Comment #41210084
A fun tale about wildcard certificates for internal subdomains: The browser will gladly reuse an http2 connection with a resolved IP address. If you happen to have many subdomains …
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Comment #40858032
> so much of what the Soviets worked on feels rooted in a sort of “that’ll show them!” inferiority complex That's what the Cold War was about, innit? Same reason why the US went to…
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Comment #40669574
I'm not sure I follow you on the energy topic? If anything, the "progressive" shutdown of the nukes was a rather questionable move. In general, I think there's a relatively healthy…
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Comment #39788569
While not exhausting nor practical in its absolute, I frequently return to a phrase from The Brothers Karamazov by Dostoevsky: > You need to love the life more than its meaning. Pu…
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Comment #39588918
I'm not advocating for either side here, just want to explore my ideas for a bit. During some rough patches of my life, I found solace in being vulnerable with my friends and speak…
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Comment #36231094
By default, when following ` ` links from site FOO to site BAR, the browser will tell site BAR in the Referrer header[1], that you're coming from the site FOO. If you add attribute…
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Comment #34690052
That's awesome! I did something similar a while ago, but instead of Flappy Bird I merged wordle with Snake https://ivan.engineering/projects/snordle/
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Comment #29769933
I'm using CyberChef ( https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/ ) quite a lot for different tasks. I love the simplicity of writing a program in mere minutes and distributing it with a sin…
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Comment #23273392
Very honorable mention to this topic would be https://www.ryeboard.com/ . They're moving quite fast and seemingly in the right direction.
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Comment #23126400
I've been lately working with a lot of F# (thus its compiler and Rider IDE) and my take on “more powerful machines for development” is that it's quality of life improvement. When i…