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A software engineer from Kraków

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test

ms, to golang
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I am also releasing Plaprox, a dedicated HTTP proxy for @plausible written in under the 3-clause BSD license. It requires some more love but it works :)

https://vcs.sapka.me/plaprox/

ms, to random
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I wrote an article about moving my site to on @OpenBSDAms using , , and client and (a bit) about my new found love towards @mwl:

https://michal.sapka.me/2023/moved-to-openbsd/

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@stadtkind2 I would have no idea how to achieve that :-(

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@mwl why are your newsletters not readable in plain text? One person who I would never suspect of being HTML-only would be you!

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@mwl Technically they have :-)

"Hello,

You have received a newsletter from Michael Warren Lucas.

However, your email software can't display HTML emails. You can view the newsletter by clicking here:

https://mailinglist.mwl.io/link/c/YT0yMjU5NjQ3NDQ0OTg1ODQ2MDg3JmM9azh3OSZlPTAmYj0xMDM2NTUwMTExJmQ9bDFmNmU0bA==.W6zaVFKBI8x7aKF9aYE5d9ojwWrQR11u44K74Dxeft4

ms, to random
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Are there any logs on why a deamon stops working on ? Is have a lot of failures of RelayD and I have no idea why.

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@crmsnbleyd This is great for future, but not for now. My deamon starts, but becomes failed in a moment. I think that's my cron rules maybe.
Also, there is /var/log/deamon but no I see no craches there.

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If you use some wm and you have some great bindings that won’t interfare with ones, I’d love to steal them :-)

ms,
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@6d03 But Emacs uses "meta" key for a lot of things :-)

ms, to golang
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Success!

Since Relayd/Httpd don't support proxing requests to external hosts, I wrote my own dedicated Proxy Webserver - also as an excuse to write my first thing in . It works! Only 4 evenings :-)

Since I can now use @plausible on the new host, I will touch my proxy a bit tomorrow and on Monday I am pointing my DNSes to @OpenBSDAms.

Also, this Golang is a cool guy, not gonna lie. I have zero confidence in myself doing anything bigger in it, but it's not impossible now.

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@themue No, I don't use it outside of work. However, the current version can be found at https://vcs.sapka.me/plaprox/log.html :-)

ms, (edited ) to random
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I'm moving all my VPS need to @OpenBSDAms. I've already moved my git server () and my homepage (still on Vultr) is soon to follow.

This raised one problem. I like that OpenBSDAmsterdam is basically a small company a not some cross-continent conglomerate. I think I can move all my public compute needs there. This will leave me with a need of provider. I'm still using Vultr and it works great but when I move out of there, where should I go? Just use namecheap or is there some similarly small company doing the domain piping? I've looked at Dynamic DNS in the past (https://michal.sapka.me/2022/ddns/) but maybe someone can recommend me something that doesn't cost 60 usd per yer?

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@louis Yeah, but if I can go full hipster than I will go full hipster :-)

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@louis @OpenBSDAms Yes. There is some huge tower with server farm in Amsterdam. If I visit this city again I will need to see it :-)

https://dc1.amsterdam/

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@louis @OpenBSDAms It's already hipster in the sea of Twitter-infused VSCode users :-)

But it can always be more hipster.

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@davidnewman @OpenBSDAms Self host. I think this may be a nice adventure. I'll see :-)

ms,
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@hucste 1984 seems like exactly what I am looking for. I'll try them in a few days. Thank you!

ms, to FreeBSD
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can someone ELI5 why , , and don't share package manager? I get that they need need different binaries, but why each has their own way to package install?

ms,
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@tant This is exactly what I wanted to know. I knew there needs to be a history behind it :-)

Thank you!

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Paypal spams me twice a day: once with "let us give you credit!" and once with "here's a sales recovery report, you should start a campaign!"

The sales recovery report is not a report. There's no way to get the report. And both my business and my life are designed to not run on credit.

No way to unsubscribe.

There's a customer reaction option at the bottom of each, letting me say if I like the message or not. Today I went to the "no" link, and guess what? Invalid hostname.

I now have nothing better to do than contact paypal customer support every time I get one of these emails and tell them to stop sending them.

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@mwl I'm always amazed by how much Americans accept living on a credit. And by "amazed" I mean "what the hell?".

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@mwl I sure hope it's a joke I didn't understood.

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Ok, has WOWED me again.

Hibernation works on my thinkpad.

HIBERNATION!

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@mane X1 Extreme Gen 2

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The last missing piece of moving my site to . I have no idea how :-(

I proxy plausible via nginx in my current setup (https://plausible.io/docs/proxy/guides/apache). How can I achieve it via Relayd? I try to

pass request quick path "/js/script.js" forward to plausible.io

in my http protocol, but the syntax is invalid. Quieting the plausible URL does nothing. Or maybe I am completely wrong and it's a job for Httpd?

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@KarlPettersson Unfortunately this is not what I need. I serve one file locally (/js/script) but underneath Nginx calls external server and serves it a a local file. So basically

location /js/script {
proxy_pass http://plausibile/js/script
}

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