okay, Cloudflare CEO is gonna complain his business and legal issues with the one who is defending a murder . Great!.

why does the article re-use a lot of talk from Casey's video without quotes? that's very confusing who is talking what

what is ipv6, btw?

See also https://blog.cloudflare.com/using-go-as-a-scripting-language... and https://gist.github.com/posener/73ffd326d88483df6b1cb66e8ed1... . They explained the direct use of "go run" was not good in some scenario. Is that still applied today?

> go run does not properly return the script error code back to the operating system and this is important for scripts, because error codes are one of the most common ways multiple scripts interact with each other and the operating system environment.

The ticket mentioned in the article seems to be a Deutschland ticket, unfortunately compensation is low. For time sensitive trip I often consider other option.

The weirdest thing in my city is that the bus driver often forgets 1 or 2 stops. There was a kid bursted into tear when she lost her direction on her way back home from school because the bus driver took a "wrong" path.

OT: I have some very big groups in Telegram (7 years or more, with a lot of pictures). Can Matrix (Rocketchat or alternatives) have similar storage features (with some migration scripts)? Thanks

I wanted to try the tool with a repo I know. After a few attempts to select cars, bus,crosswalks, I got "capchat timeout error".

I used quad9 as the primary upstream DNS for my home. about 11 days ago I wasn't able to send any query to quad9, kinda blocking. Their status page was green I suspected my ip was blocked. Now I'm on quad1 :(

Have you tried Mullvad?

https://mullvad.net/en/help/dns-over-https-and-dns-over-tls

TL;DR

dns.mullvad.net - 194.242.2.2 (no blocking)

adblock.dns.mullvad.net - 194.242.2.3 (ad and tracker blocking)

base.dns.mullvad.net - 194.242.2.4 (ad, tracker, malware blocking)

And others but I primarily use the last two. They offer it as a public service, similar to quad9.

Thanks to multiple mentions of Mullvad in this overall post comments, I decided to replace dnsmasq with unbound and convert the laptop to DoT. Here's the specific Mullvad snippet if anyone needs:

    # Mullvad Unfiltered
      forward-addr: 2a07:e340::2@853#dns.mullvad.net
      forward-addr: 194.242.2.2@853#dns.mullvad.net
    # Mullvad Adblock
    #  forward-addr: 2a07:e340::3@853#adblock.dns.mullvad.net
    #  forward-addr: 194.242.2.3@853#adblock.dns.mullvad.net

As mentioned in the default unbound config, the "#" is not a comment when used in the value, it's used for TLS checks. I followed this simple blog post from years ago: https://www.jwillikers.com/dns-over-tls-with-unbound

tmux has been used a lot of memory on my system, especially when scrolling buffer is large enough (I often have > 10k lines of things ).

I have often executed `pkill -9 tmux` and saved my day. I hope the rust version can help a bit here?

Tmux has configurable scrollback buffer size, maybe set-option -g history-limit something-smaller in your config?

How much is a lot? Even 10,000 lines of text should be on the order of megabytes, right?

I am using tmux with a 200,000 line history and have no issues.

Also, in 2017-2018 I contributed a few fixes for memory leaks related to buffer history, so make sure you are using a recent version.

Let us know

As I still recalled it's possible to configure an external editor so that when you click on any place on sumatraPDF viewer you can open the source file that is annotated with the clicked position. This is extremely helpful when working with LaTeX documents.