mdewinter

How is this different than Wallabag? (http://wallabag.org/) Wallabag is mature, has mobile apps, self hosted or on their servers and allows you to export stuff as PDF, epub or json.

x240 here as well, except for (documented on the arch wiki) boot grub parameters for the acpi (brightness, suspend etc) it all works out of the box. Battery life with the extended 2 batteries is about 9 hours.

Is the database available somewhere? I can imagine that some providers want to scan for their ranges to inform their users. The following is time-consuming:

    $ while true; do curl -sk https://srsly.de | html2text | awk '/Address/ {print $2}' | tee -a vnsservers; done
    $ sort -u vncservers | wc -l
    3128

This is fun:

$ curl ping.gg/monitoring@me.com/127.0.0.1 [ ok ] Ping alert created for host '127.0.0.1' and email 'monitoring@me.com'. Check your email to activate it.

Do note that XS4ALL is owned by KPN, which is a monolith like Comcast or Verizon. If the authorities come knocking hard enough, KPN will make sure it it shut down, or worde. XS4ALL is a good provider, I enjoy my IPv6 and fiber to home very much, service is good, they still provide a shell server which I use for IRC, I like them

I do however have my doubts about KPN...

Very simple and very nice, how cool! Good job.

I would also like to see it open. I'd love to host something like this for my own networks which are not internet reachable.

Challenge done: https://raymii.org/s/blog/Vim_as_PID_1_Boot_to_Vim.html

Been on the frontpage a few times, mostly weekends. 2/3 days got me 30,000 to 60,000 hits/day (24h) per time. My website is static, optimized and hosted on a cluster of geo-spread nodes so they were still doing nothing, the statistics server (piwik) did have a load of 4 at peak...

Links:

- http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/world/article/rail-worker... - http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/ukraine-agrees-dutch/127... - http://www.buzzfeed.com/maxseddon/bodies-from-malaysian-airl... (coaches) https://twitter.com/roelvanhees/status/491149222847463424/ph... - http://www.geenstijl.nl/mt/archieven/2014/07/sterkte_mensen....

I'm not commenting on what happend there. It is more than horrible. However, there is a train involved, with High res pictures. macabre train porn, lets say.

Gentoo with grsecurity for example, but also just experimenting. For example, with kernel compiling. Booting Ubuntu 12.04 from a 14.04 kernel is always fun. Or, to run Arch. They are deprecating Arch now because of high maintenance, but that is just because they use images instead of letting the OS boot its own kernel...

That's the same thing I have... They promise a lot, however the only new thing added is a HTML 5 console and some Ubuntu 14.04 images. Oh, and 2 new datacenters, which do not apply to me... But come on, it is really not that hard...

Using a deployment/orchestration framework like Ansible or Chef allows you to define the server setup once and roll it out many times everywhere. You might want to take a look at that.

What do you consider "anything serious"?

The tutorials work on any VPS probably. And, the load balancer part, you can build that yourself with a boatload of solutions like haproxy, nginx and whatnot...

IPv6 is the future. Even DO will run out of IPv4 addresses eventually, then what? I have Ipv6 at home, it suprises me how many sites are available over Ipv6... Just not my DO projects...

Not everybody has a smartphone, your target might be more than just techies, so an SMS would be good. Also, choice. Give people the option to choose an email, push message, text and whatever else. Choice is important!

Here is the Apache version: https://raymii.org/s/tutorials/Strong_SSL_Security_On_Apache...

Here is a fairly extensive guide for Apache: https://raymii.org/s/tutorials/Strong_SSL_Security_On_Apache... - Also one for nginx:https://raymii.org/s/tutorials/Strong_SSL_Security_On_nginx.... - This will get you an A+.

There goes more VC money...

@prirun is Hashbackup open source? Or close source and filled with backdoors?

If you drop an email to me with some more pointers I can edit the article with an rsync feature?

You install the package/setup as root.

Would something like git gc work when the repo is considerably big?

You keep the data fully under your control. Who knows whatever ram-scanning-key-searching tricks Dropbox or any other Closd Source piece of software utilize...

Looking for new boards and hardware so the list can be updated.