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mubu
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Comment #45343593
How is this any different from z?
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Comment #41351744
Sorry, but as someone who's completely out of the loop with these things. What's DEFCON/Blackhat or GITEX about and why shouldn't you bring your personal phone? I'm genuinely inter…
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Comment #41336679
Reddit was my favorite website growing up. I'd discover new interesting subs, read random posts and comments. The frontpage was somewhat interesting too, but now it feels like a bo…
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Comment #41216322
Very nice, thanks!
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Comment #41213611
Did you achieve this using the OpenSnitch Nix options over at search.nixos.org/options ?
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Comment #41105208
On Vercel? How? As long as it's non commercial you should be able to just run it for free there
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Comment #41100173
There's been an occasion where I almost needed something like this for some client work. I can definitely see how this'd be helpful, keeping it on my radar! Good luck with the laun…
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Comment #41017081
Funnily I found the 1st version more coherent than the one corrected for speed fluctuations.
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Comment #40847554
Have you considered opening a staging or experimental branch on a subdomain perhaps? I think people would definitely be interested in testing out new features before they're releas…
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Comment #40301989
This seems very cool and I'd like to try it out
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Comment #40273938
I share the same sentiments. I dread having to go through Ansible docs because it's so densely packed. Meanwhile Caddy's docs feel too sparse, and too many spread out tutorials. Th…
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Comment #40273912
A couple weeks ago I was deciding between reverse proxies and eventually settled with Caddy because of its simplicity. However, Traefik's auto discovery of containers and referenci…
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Comment #40135744
Tailwind v4 is getting rid of tailwind.config.js in favor of regular css as config.
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Comment #40129521
It doesn't seem HTML-first though. Also the Github description says it's a library of web components, this may be misleading because this project doesn't use Web Components.