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Currently it supports only HTTP-01 challenges (no wildcards, must be reachable).

Sorry :) That one thing is cool though?

https://sre.rs - DevOps course for small companies and individuals/self-hosters.

I’ve posted this previously, but it’s been more than a year since I published the course and it’s still right about $500/mon.

When I was starting all this, I had higher hopes, but it’s been difficult competing with instructors who already have tens of thousands of students and thousands of reviews - they appear on the first page when you search for a particular subject and “no one” goes past the first page.

Fuzziness does not seem to be on point for me though, any tips? If I want to `cd` into a directory called `something-with-dashes`, if I do `zi` and then start with `smtw` (omitting the `-`), it doesn't find it. Only when I add `-` it shows up.

On Arch, zfs-linux package has an exact version of linux as a dependency. linux package gets updated fairly often, and by the time zfs-linux package catches up, linux is already on a newer version and you are unable to upgrade.

Sometimes it takes quite a while before those two are in sync and you can upgrade your system.

It has nothing to do with HTTPS, it's just that ads are served from the same domain.

And one of my favorite commercials ruins everything with small print at the end: "liquid damage not covered by warranty". This shouldn't be legal :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYCnHebwTCM

Google Domains is sold to Sqaurespace and at least 3 of the things you mentioned are a drop in the ocean.

There’s a ViM plugin for VS Code, of course :)

You can use `figlet` to create banners which are readable in the minimap.

Disagree, it should be the norm.

That’s not the point. I don’t want any software sending analytics unless I specifically allowed it.

One counterexample - changing SSH port from default one reduces login attempts by 99.999%. I can go on :)

Yes, if someone is after you specifically it won’t help, but you avoid automated stuff.

Thanks!

GitLab will be a tough one for R-Pi :) There’s this one: https://docs.gitlab.com/omnibus/settings/rpi.html but I was told it doesn’t help that much (haven’t tried it myself)

Oh, and you will need a public IP.

A little more than $500/mon at the moment. If you are to trust Udemy's "instructor marketplace insights", top courses with the keyword 'devops' are north of $10k/mon, but median is just $27/mon.

https://sre.rs - DevOps course (Udemy) for smaller teams and individuals

There's also Neovide which is written in Rust, which makes it, well, blazingly fast.

https://github.com/neovide/neovide

This was just a PoC project and there is a script in the repository that will do that for a MikroTik router :)

Hi HN,

I used a Raspberry Pi Pico with a screen to join a Wi-Fi network with style :)

Detailed instructions and a few tricks available at https://github.com/predmijat/qr_wifi

I hope you like it!

Link in OP is no longer working, here's the new one:

https://www.udemy.com/course/real-world-devops-project-from-...