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Comment #49216092
That's not really HN's fault but all modern browsers will warn the user before accessing an http site with a security warning. My point was not to use http only as a finished solut…
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Comment #49211436
Ok I'll bite again. Do you want a caddy service embedded with every web app you self host or are you running a single one serving all your apps? From my understanding if you want a…
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Comment #49211261
That is exactly what I am talking about. You say caddy. The next person will say nginx-proxy-manager. The next will say DNS challenge let's encrypt behind wireguard VPN. The next w…
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Comment #49210663
I can relate to the TLS termination issue. It is difficult to provide a self hosted version of a web app with a sensible TLS setup. The best is almost not to do it at all. Just hav…
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Comment #49140493
Afaik it has always been that way. I remember 20 years ago as I was dabbling with various bsds, OpenBSD was known for security, FreeBSD for features and netbsd for small, ultra por…
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Comment #48868452
Lack of competition is the reason. Not the size of the country. Especially in a suburb.
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Comment #48577828
If these numbers are right, it's actually not that bad. Cut r&d costs and they are mostly profitable.
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Comment #48570453
Use the QUERY method in your http query to query search results. Do not add query parameters. I think the name is confusing because the term 'query' is already used to refer to htt…
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Comment #48358447
this is still ongoing and status remains 'Investigating'.
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Comment #48213187
The data has been stolen by a criminal group. Paying for "restoring" the data does not guarantee they will delete all copies. There is no way of proving they actually did and they …
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Comment #48120914
That does not mean I cannot use the ink I want in a tool that I own. Yes, your ink might be better. Market it that way and make it known. No problem with that. But prevent me from …
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Comment #47933358
I meant in the sense that the "tool" is an LLM and the "work" was vibe coded. If vibe coded work is not copyrightable, it cannot be reassigned to the employer and become copyright …
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Comment #47933214
The "if you generated the code at work using company tools, it's owned by your employer" affirmation in the article makes no sense to me? If computer generated code is not copyrigh…
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Comment #47838047
Openrouter will route to china hosted models when there are US hosted providers of the same model. Is there a setting to set your preference or to blacklist providers like alibaba …
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Comment #47798703
OpenCode?
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Comment #47574787
Lots of "just use X" comments but the article is about showing the bare minimum/how easy the core part of routing actually is. Also, if you have ever used docker or virtual machine…
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Comment #47509916
This is addressed on the known issues page [1]. Basically it does not need dedicated hw acceleration because it can use generic vector instructions to reach similar speeds. I wonde…
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Comment #47491318
An official government source is teaching users to ignore security warnings about expired certificates. Mistakes happen, some automation failed and the certs did not renew on time,…
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Comment #47377393
The problem comes when malicious actors start crafting documents with extra features that should not be parsed, but many software will wrongly parse them because they use the defau…
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Comment #47301273
Depends on where you are maybe? Cortland is still readily available here (Quebec). Hope it stays that way, I'm feeling slightly worried. Seems like the trend of trademarked new app…
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Comment #47287885
Yes. Besides AGPL makes a lot of sense for any web based tool, as it keeps the original intent of the GPL. I don't get the hate/questioning on it either. It's a good balance if you…
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Comment #47287820
Most (all?) temperature monitoring tools on Linux rely on libsensors. Seems like hardware maintainers never could agree on a standard way of exposing temperature on Linux.
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Comment #47283247
Vibe coded netdata clone?
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Comment #47275153
It's text submitted to APIs. Not real conversations.