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MiniCA[0] works for this, quite trivial to setup and stamp out certs.

[0] https://github.com/jsha/minica

In general, FortNine's channel[0] is incredibly informative and entertaining; many comments on his videos suggest people watch without even riding a motorcycle. See his educational, elaborate explanations of the physics of riding, market/business aspects (esp. interesting is relationship between motorcycle dealerships and manufacturers), reviews, and much more. Well worth exploring.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/@FortNine

Similarly, see https://tidbyt.com - RGB LED matrix desktop appliance to show weather, sports scores, etc.

what about aiofiles[0] for disk I/O?

[0] https://github.com/Tinche/aiofiles

RQ [0] (Python-based with Redis backend) is another option; works great. [0] https://python-rq.org/

Pls consider submitting the link above as a standalone HN item, it’s great

Are there legal implications on an ISP subscriber if illegal activity is conducted via their network? I would very much mind sharing a ‘small fraction of bandwidth’ while having arbitrarily large legal exposure.

I call this Hi-jacking

As for delete, use authenticated DELETE, not POST, it’s why its there in the first place

Packaging is definitely recognized as an issue; e.g. here: https://cecinestpasun.com/entries/where-do-you-see-python-in...

agreed, see my comment above to the initial and justified complaint.

[poster here]: Interesting find - my phone showed the title as 'Why Do Dogs Look So Sad?', where the actual article's title is different. Looking at the page's source code under the <title> tag shows these are different. I chose the shorter version (nevermind dropping the 'so' in 'so sad' cause that's really click-bait-y). My assumption was that readers would know that the source (the Atlantic) is a reputable publication and assume the article is of substance. It's interesting that even the Atlantic needs to resort to changing the title to get those coveted clicks. In the future, i'll strictly post the _actual title_ over to HN submission.

Interesting to read their FAQ, I suspect they could have made a fair bit of $$ just by placing some ads, but are not doing that..