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tbronchain

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About tbronchain

thibault bronchain me

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    Comment #36734749

    Wow, that is something I had no idea about! Thanks!

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    Comment #36725728

    I've had some pretty good success doing something like: ssh user@host Your script EOF Beware of local variables interpretation though!

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    Comment #36629318

    But soon is going to be obsolete if you have wifi at home... https://arxiv.org/abs/2301.00250

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    Comment #32274548

    I build infrastructures for small/medium size projects in a reproductible, code based, extensive and scalable way - usually cloud based. Businesses I work with need a quick and eff…

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    Comment #31607210

    A lot better. A couple of years ago I could see volumes on Linstor getting completely stuck and unrecoverable whenever the network was getting busy or unstable. Nodes reboot were a…

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    Comment #31256336

    Had something like this running before, with an extra tunnel to a VPS, so when I was connecting to this VPS on a specific port, it was eventually connecting to my home VPN - useful…

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    Comment #28962108

    I believe this is one of the feature projects like Dfinity/ICP [1] are trying to achieve. Probably overkill and way early on, but the idea of a decentralized Internet would be key …

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    Comment #28840108

    I have worked mainly on ops/infra professionally the past few years and will strongly with the idea to avoid any complicated tool - i.e Kubernetes nowadays. I create my small/boots…

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    Comment #28836182

    Really nice to see a bit of competition in here! Slightly unrelated but also, from the same company, Rancher (their main product) has been really good to deploy bare meal Kubernete…

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    Comment #28836135

    You mentioned defamation. According to which country you live in there should be a way to sue around that and at least get a record that you have been a victim of cyber bullying, n…

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    Comment #28543351

    Binance API (i.e https://api.binance.com/api/v3/ticker/price ) does it when there are too many requests from one IP (I assume that's the reason). They could have used something els…

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    Comment #28500245

    I am surprised to have not read this in other comments, but I would strongly recommend to pick a field or product you feel very passionate with and contact with [small/medium] comp…

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    Comment #28443230

    Thank you for some valuable advices. I just saw your reply and really appreciate you took the time to write it.

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    Comment #28402899

    This, really. I'm most likely less experiment than some people here but after 10+ years of writing code, I came to the conclusion that the best code is the most readable code. If a…

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    Comment #28326891

    Plenty of places you can do with $1k/month really. Of course YMMV but if you just want to focus on your game, I would definitely recommend checking out nomadlist.com and see what i…

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    Comment #28326790

    Thank you so much, these are great advices!

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    Comment #28311825

    I felt very strongly with this story - and thank you for sharing. My mother passed away at 59. She was healthy, and thought she had decades to live. Then she got sick, and thought …

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    Comment #28010798

    Wondering something, if you are using cryptomator and a VPS - so you don't own your data and use a higher level encryption - why not using the cloud storage services (i.e Dropbox, …

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    Comment #27673426

    Correct, peers must have a static IP. We could imagine to build a small extra tool to automate regenerate the config in case of IP change but could be a bit tricky :)

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    Comment #27673356

    Looks great! I've been using wg-meshconf[1] to assist in setting up Wireguard Mesh Networks on Linux for a while, works amazing! A massive use case is to setup Kubernetes clusters,…

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    Comment #27163905

    I haven't dug very much into it (in fact mainly because I couldn't find much detailed/technical information) but Windows 10 has this "core isolation" feature, which I believe tries…

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    Comment #27047532

    I totally agree with the pain of their scripting language. Here is mine, it's very basic but does the few things I wanted (i.e run a program with a combination of keys): https://gi…

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    Comment #27013713

    I've been using Auto Hotkey[1] for a while and it's truly amazing to bring the missing hotkeys feature to Windows. This, plus Altdrag[2], Quicklook[3] and Winxcorners[4] are my mus…

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    Comment #26979101

    Thanks for sharing!