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Provider Poll 2024 - The Results
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fk, since when Syncthing-Android is continued. where am i gonna move to now
I've been using Syncthing-Fork for a while, didn't even know that they were discontinuing the other app.
They discontinued it sometime last october, i just knew abt it moments ago
Should I switch from seafile to syncthing?
is ur phone battery good? regards
Very good, don't use anything google related and it's rooted and optimized so it lasts for days.
Sometimes even close to a week if i'm busy with work
For Me, on average Syncthing does consumes around 6-10% percentage of my battery.
But still, Syncthing and Seafile are based on different idealogy tho. If you're ok'd with Peer-to-Peer file syncing, i recommend syncthing.
I usually setup 2-3 remote syncthing node for data redundancy.
324TB of Fumo gifs
Ok I am back, where's deals
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Providers must be so much in love that they forgot about us
Hmmmmm will there be deals when we create the new thread?
you gimme your for free and we got a deal [I mean only VPSes
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Kinda but we are just shopping grocery... and a nice dinner
let me mass tag every single provider with an active tag and i'm sure we can make something happen
Sure, but do you want to consider waiting for alfirous a bit more?
Dino is slowly reacting to all the previous post where he was tagged slowly slowly
He's getting his prize regardless, I just meant while we're waiting for him, to "complete" the original giveaway of 10x $50. Meaning he won't be penalized in any way. ^^
Well, I need to do rate-limiting for a small website @host_c asked me to write, is there any efficient and easy way to do this with PHP that doesn't involve fail2ban/a firewall and allows me to handle any IPv6 in a /64 as a single IP and automatically re-allow the IPs after a certain time? At the moment I'm doing it with a json file in a ramdisk but that feels wrong and inefficient.
Not going to say more about the website...
This is fun, LET'S GO
That’s also wonderful. Having the time to be with her today is already a kind of happiness.
gpt is considering rate-limiting options...
All these while we're dating LET 💕
@lukast__ what are you thoughts on redis?
https://pastebin.com/bTEYMWkH
some freshly untested gpt-o3-mini-high code for you
Just hook it to nginx and set a rate limit: https://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_limit_req_module.html
Are you limited to only having PHP and filesystem access? How about Redis or any form of SQL database?
Also, not sure if you had already handled how to deal with IPv6 subnets, but I believe I used https://github.com/mlocati/ip-lib a few years ago doing something similar (or maybe that was just IPv4).