You’ve just reminded me to fix cert renewal on my instance. I’m using let’s encrypt & their certbot with nginx and it is great.

Recently my nginx config got too complex, so nginx plugin stopped working correctly, because it wasn’t able to inject the config for ACME challenge correctly anymore. The solution was to manually configure location /.well-known/acme-challange to read from a local directory and configure certbot to use a local webroot directory instead of fiddling with nginx config.

Can someone explain why this is bad? It seems like normal behaviour of corporations.

Or has spotify previously committed to being a fair market?

I mean father is right: the kid has much to learn. People might be kind in nature, but learn when they get ripped off from other people who have already lost their trusting nature.

If only we could all reset to the kind, trusting human nature.

Positive and negative what?

Oh and the implication is that that could further devalue US bonds. Got ya, thanks.

Can someone ELI5?

Can you expand on this wild claim? The whole point of containers is isolation so what you are saying is that containers fail at that all the time?

I use rathole for this purpose. Works great, minimal, great performance.

My house was built in 1939. Initial installation of ecectric cables consisted of a wire in a sleeve filled over with concrete. That was all replaced with proper tubing and isolation, but these few outlets do not have ground.

This is freaking awesome

What’s DRM in this context? Surely linux kernel doesn’t do digital rights management?

I use planka, which feels exactly like what trello used to feel: fast & simple. It does not have an app though.

Another vote for pine.

If it is so heavy that when you try to move it, it makes you say “shit i didn’t expect it to be this heavy”, then it might not be pine.

https://www.who.int/data/gho/data/indicators/indicator-details/GHO/prevalence-of-obesity-among-adults-bmi--30-(crude-estimate)-(-)

A we the baddies?

Lol. How much time does it take?

I’ve opened up the pricing page, and it seems it is much more expensive then their mainstream competitor Backblaze. For a terabyte of backup for a month, rsync.net would charge 1024*0.012 = 12$, while Backblaze would charge 6$. Hetzner Storage Box would be only 3.20$ (+better price scaling over terabytes).

What am I missing?

Sources:

• https://www.backblaze.com/cloud-storage/solutions/backup-and-archive
• https://www.hetzner.com/storage/storage-box/
• https://rsync.net/pricing.html

Ah yes, the enshitification

Ok, so most of you also use normal PC processors for your setups. So my power usage is not that high in comparison.

But still, a RaspberryPI would use much less and would still be performant enough.