DieBuche's comments

On: The Complete Guide to HTTP/2 with HAProxy and Ngin...

[DieBuche]

For simple setups Caddy [1] is great. It supports HTTP/2 out of the box, and even provisions the certs for you from LE automagically. The defaults are much saner than nginx.

[1] https://caddyserver.com/

[vnglst → DieBuche]

+1, I love the simplicity of Caddy Server! Just a few lines of configuration and you've got a reverse proxy with SSL.

On: Chile is introducing free higher education

[DieBuche]

acceptance rates of around 1% are common for german art schools as well

On: Paperwork: An open source Evernote alternative

[DieBuche]

It does autosave (although as you mention the UI is not very clear on this)

[PythonicAlpha → DieBuche]

I also stumbled over this "feature":

I edited one note and pressed "library" instead of the floppy, since there appeared some text, that said, it was autosaved .... But when I got to the library, the note was in the same condition as before the edit.

So, according this test, "auto save" does not work (correctly) IMHO.

On: Paperwork: An open source Evernote alternative

[DieBuche]

I'm not the author, but I believe he's welcoming any help on taking this further. There's a neatly organized list of things to do in the Github issues.[1]

See also his request for help on HN.[2]

[1] https://github.com/twostairs/paperwork/issues

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8942823

On: How your phone is more powerful than ORION

[DieBuche]

Interesting that the dailymail looks and reads like the onion only it pretends to be for real:

The chips do not error check each other but instead perform exactly the same tasks, so that they can check the other for errors.

[sdeyerle → DieBuche]

Also, according to the article there is only double redundancy. I thought critical systems like this always employed triple redundancy. It doesn't help too much if you detect a fault during launch and have to reboot both systems...

On: 5% of Google's traffic is now IPv6

[DieBuche]

In Germany anyone on the telekom network who has a new contract or changed an exisiting contract in the last 16 months or so has IPv6.

[padelt → DieBuche]

Also everyone on Unitymedia. Dual stack if you're a lucky older customer, DS lite (CPE has routable IPv6 and NATed IPv4) if you are new or get something changed.

[TillE → DieBuche]

I just noticed that a few weeks ago, with no change in contract. I have a resold Telekom VDSL line, and I was quite pleased to find that I now have a native IPv6 connection with a /56 assigned.

I'd tried some IPv6 settings in my router last year, and 6to4 worked pretty well at that point.

[danieldk → DieBuche]

As said in another comment, Kabel BW too. IPv6 with IPv4 tunnelling over DS-Lite.

On: Obama Becomes First President to Write a Computer ...

[DieBuche]

Your third sentence seems to be missing a not

On: Alibaba's Singles' Day sales exceed predictions at...

[DieBuche]

Please remove this url or wrap it in a pre tag, it breaks the page

[samstave → DieBuche]

<pre> seems to not work...

On: Google 'discourages' users of old browsers

[DieBuche]

Buy a used copy of 10.6 on ebay or just simply download it somewhere.

[dmm → DieBuche]

He's describing a powerpc mac that literally cannot run anything newer than 10.4

On: SF people, you are hypocrites using services like ...

[DieBuche]

When have you been in Istanbul last? They've been expanding the public transport system a lot in the last few years (new subways, metros, a train running the marmara sea). I was there just a few weeks ago and had no problem getting around.

[_b8r0 → DieBuche]

To be fair it's been too long, about two years. I'm hoping to go back later this year though.