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Azure functions, as far as I know, have milion executions for free. You can use their "timer teigger" which is a fancy way of saying cron job.

More info:

https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/functions/

https://www.serverless360.com/blog/azure-functions-triggers-...

However, currentlly I'm migrating to Oracle free vps (4CPU, 24GB ram)

Hetzner 5€ vps with nginx as reverse proxy

No op, but

I believe that once you put your website behind cloudflare it's really hard, if not imposible to get content using requests. Don't know about scraping tho.

Also, I think it's better to block unknown free domains, because (public) IPs can have thousands of devices asociated with them. Once you block a domain, the "scammer" has to buy a new one.

Hi, kinda basic answear, but I like to use OneDrive. It's easy to setup and works everywhere I need (windows, android, linux). I have stuff like KeePass db on there and it works like a charm. As for backups, if it's something really important/secret, separate drive looks like the best solution for/to me. Nothing fancy. Althought, some people I know, use next cloud and it looks really nice, never made time to set it up.

I like to use mapy.cz when looking at czech republic, because they're veeery recent. Only problem I have with them, is that they are intentionally uncompatible with leaflet. They have their own api/map library and for some reason prohibit usage with other map libraries, because (as per their docs, api.mapy.cz) they believe that accessing their maps directlly is some kind of abuse? Other than that, it's a good product.

Hi, just asking around, I'm trying to self host on a basic Ubuntu server, I'll run some websites (behind nginx), databases (docker), cron jobs and other things on there. Normally, I don't really care about ddos, however since this is going to run on my home network (on it's own vlan separate from my vlan) and I have static IP, I'm kinda scared? I usually hosted my stuff on cloud with ddos protection included. What are some security precautions I can take to prevent this from happening?

I feel like companies don't use Github as much as individuals. I've seen Azure DevOps used a lot, Gitlab right behind that, Bitbucket as a third option, however I've yet to work for company using Github organizations. And I don't blame them tbh, Github for organizations, has less feafures, but costs a ton more than other alternatives. Other thing i've notices is that sometimes, bigger companies have special deals with Microsoft, that for example include some Azure DevOps features for free.

If they turn out not to be a programmer, won't using Linux hurt them? Basically every other profession/industry either use windows-only software, or have some kind of policy to use windows (microsoft intune, etc...)

I thought they do? I'm not really sure, but I think that capchas also collect info about your browser etc... as well as identifiing you with some kind of "challenge", or am I wrong?

*does he use - typo

This tweet lacks a lot of context. In what app was the screenshot taken? - for example netflix does this for all screenshots inside their app.

Do other screenshots look blank as well? - screenshot feature could be broken, idk lol

What version of ios does she use? - I heard there are a lot of bugs in the current beta

I don'l like apple, however this is next level. Just tweeted something, tagged a lot of famous people for technical support and left angry...

C# does not have "type" keyword and really lacks behind with enums. You can theoretically replace algebraic type system with inheritance, however that's a lot of times ugly and you propablly shouldn't do it.

That's good, advice, however, should I do this before or after I develop this software? Do you think it's good idea to make software and then match legality to it, or do this before the development even starts? (First develop, ask questions later, or ask questions, then develop)