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safeharbourio

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About safeharbourio

[strikethrough ]https://safeharbour.io, a cloud dashboard made for developers, by developers. Works with the DigitalOcean API. [strikethrough] product was decomissioned

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    Comment #40393353

    https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2024.04.033

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    Comment #40273019

    maybe the OSS Flightgear[1] flight sim might be a good place to start [2] [1] https://www.flightgear.org/ [2] https://wiki.flightgear.org/Portal:Developer

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    Comment #15079881

    some engineer at google must have loved doing this.

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    Comment #14948230

    Cloud providers will provide a console based access in the browser (not sure about AWS, but GCE and other smaller guys do, like DO, Linode, Vultr that i know of). Alternatives incl…

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    Comment #14899022

    Someone with enough karma should adjust the like to the non amp?

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    Comment #14827507

    +1 , but seriously no, iv seen this blow up in professional environments. may or may not be worth it.

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    Comment #14823669

    This looks like a very neat demo of dgraph, well done, how are you defining relations between questions? is this solely full text search?. Kudos. iv been watching dgraph and tried …

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    Comment #14812681

    I find fox quite convenient too.

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    Comment #14777075

    +1 for gopass

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    Comment #14759861

    the code seems to be at https://github.com/tidwall/pinhole-js in case anyone else needs to take a look.

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    Comment #14738878

    op couldnt be bothered to reverse proxy it behind nginx/{other load balancer}.

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    Comment #14696152

    there is ufw and firewalld.

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    Comment #14596031

    they chose to make their own stack afew years ago instead of going with the already available and business friendly openstack, going by the same reasoning and the long amount of ti…

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    Comment #14525025

    see my comment on BinaryBullet's comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14525019

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    Comment #14525019

    IMHO this is the most important thing that should be noted, maybe someone can add this link to the description/make it more prominent. A whole bunch of components were missing from…

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    Comment #14492809

    probably needs to be picked from the env, rather than hardcoded.

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    Comment #14451949

    Down for me altogether.

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    Comment #14424827

    looks well done

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    Comment #14407780

    well, with some experience, border guards will learn to spot a non-ntfs partition, that windows dutyfully reports as unformated/blablah space, so that will eventually be caught, do…

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    Comment #14381992

    true. they (at msft) love linux nowadays, but only if you get a premium windows version..

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    Comment #14381719

    Gotta love this. not exactly "embrace,extend,extinguish" but,well,ahem, cough

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    Comment #14331541

    > This is a conscious decision to permaban Google from my life MS collects alot of metrics from your devices, not just G*g.

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    Comment #14240060

    Anecdotal: I believe musk said that the charred outside was surprisingly only in need of a fresh coat of paint.

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    Comment #14031866

    he spoke way too quick

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    Comment #13833777

    this looks quite clever, opening doors via a code? nice. that would certainly get my attention. One thing, are you guys doing any modelling using graphs? or is all your data normal…