wjkohnen

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wjkohnen··on Continuous glucose monitoring on the Apple Watch

Have you tried Schwarzbrot?

wjkohnen··on Expose server behind NAT with Tor

Oh I love tailscale, it is so performant and just works (mostly). However, I have used Tor for many years for this use case and still have it around as a fallback for machines that can be hard to reach spatially.

wjkohnen··on Ask HN: Go-to web stack today?

How to create a website with Go and SQLite and why that might be a good idea to start with:

https://crawshaw.io/blog/one-process-programming-notes

wjkohnen··on Combining Golang and PHP can solve real-world development challenges

They mentioned php-pm, but marked it as unsatisfactory w/o providing any rationale.

wjkohnen··on First-party isolation in Firefox: what breaks if you enable it?

HTTP-only? Nope, nope, nope.

wjkohnen··on Open-sourcing gVisor, a sandboxed container runtime

There are several open source Go projects out there that implement generics by templating.

https://awesome-go.com/#generation-and-generics

wjkohnen··on Can Facebook be replaced? Let’s invest $100,000

We have been here before, resulting in Diaspora*. What is different this time?

wjkohnen··on Gitlab 10.7 Released

We use GitLab on prem at work because we want the features. For private stuff or super small teams I'd chose Gitea as well. And/or GitLab.com.

GitLab's performance is a major pain point for us. We throw an absurd amount of hardware at it for mid sized teams.

wjkohnen··on ZFS 128 bit storage: Are you high? (2004)

ZFS is not really a 128 bit filesystem, it is merely a 64 bit filesystem that is "128 bit ready". I.e. the on disk format is 128 bit, the kernel drivers are not. At least, they were not until Oracle bought Sun, that's about the last time I really cared about ZFS.

wjkohnen··on Some .io nameservers are returning wrong results again

We were affected as well, but are back on ns-a[24].io. since about 1550Z.