Viewing profile — mawalu
mawalu
HN member- Joined
- Thu, Aug 13, 2015, 9:46 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 218
- Public activity
- 51 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About mawalu
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #47676068
I used them in the past (many years ago) and was very surprised when my DNS was affected by a cloudflare outage. Turns out (back then) they relied on the cf network for DoS protect…
-
comment
Comment #37656294
AFAIK GitHub action runners all use VMs and not containers
-
comment
Comment #36628702
Thanks for you work! I'm hyped for a faster mobile client and definetly need to setup the sliding-sync proxy for my HS. Can you already say something about encrypted search support…
-
comment
Comment #33341414
The TPMs are already in our machines because Microsoft requires them and CPU vendors include them in their chips. They aren't used by default and don't hinder us from doing anythin…
-
comment
Comment #33096955
Has anyone read about GVT-g support (or something similar that allows attaching the GPU to multiple VMs) is supported by these cards? Last time I checked Nvidia & AMD only support …
- story
-
comment
Comment #31119731
ledger hardware wallet, invisionapp.com and my public github email
-
comment
Comment #30160310
Your IPv6 address is the hash of your public key
-
comment
Comment #30055307
Hetzner Cloud(!) only has 20TB/Month included in the monthly costs and states that you have to pay for any additional traffic. I never reached that on one of their cloud boxes so I…
-
comment
Comment #24966982
A bit of topic: I recently got a Pi 4 and tried to use it to play 4k content on a TV. I could not get hardware decoding working and found a lot other people online with similar pro…
-
comment
Comment #24728837
After reading this I checked my own logs. I seem to get hit by masscan every few days and at least once per week: "2020-08-31T05:55:15.314510181Z" "2020-09-07T04:31:10.32778784Z" "…
-
comment
Comment #24402395
You mean beside being responsible for ~50% of the global internet traffic in 2009? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BitTorrent
-
comment
Comment #24399445
It's important to note that this is critique against the instance run by some of the developers and not the software itself. The point is that anybody can run their own lemmy insta…
-
comment
Comment #23963482
The RAM intensive elements of mailcow are search and clamav, you can disable them both if you don't need them
-
comment
Comment #23960606
I use mailcow and it does both a) and b) very well. You can either selfhost or pay the developer to host it for you: https://github.com/mailcow/mailcow-dockerized
-
comment
Comment #23921044
I'm not really looking for a new git repository hosting service but this seems cool. I was a bit disappointed that I had to download a cli tool after signing up. It would be cool i…
-
comment
Comment #23872308
No. The ads are separate video files that get played after each other by the browser or youtube app. Since this app is complete independent it just choose to not play the video ads…
-
comment
Comment #23257694
But keybase still has their server software that people depend on and that isn't open source. Worst that could happen with New Vector is that they stop paying developers to work fo…
-
comment
Comment #23153428
As far as I know the French government used a riot fork for their users but the changes are getting upstreamed. I think its not unrealistic that the Bundeswehr will go a similar wa…
-
comment
Comment #23107602
Why would mattermost solve that?
-
story
Ask HN: Which ecosystem has the best code generation tools
Hi HN, I do a lot of web development and am tired of writing CRUD logic. Basic boilerplate generation for models, controllers and even templates based on some spec seems like a sol…
-
comment
Comment #21686178
I signed up to stdlib a while back because it sounds like exactly what I want and looked really cool. I don't remember what through me off exactly but I will take another look.
-
comment
Comment #21685876
I'm toying around with this idea myself. After some thoughts I created a simple node.js app that provides services like a http server and a spotify api client to module that are au…
-
comment
Comment #21522592
Hijacking this for a project I created a while back. An ansible role that creates a "mesh" VPN between a set of servers using wireguard: https://github.com/mawalu/wireguard-private…
-
comment
Comment #21387662
I felt the same way about Ghidra being slow and buggy sometimes but can really vouch for r2ghidra-dec[0] to integrate the decompiler into radare2[1] (and the cutter[2] qt gui). Thi…