@gretchenmcc.bsky.social I just finished the "on the nose" episode and remembered an observation I had a while ago. I met an Arab/Brit whose English speech was nasal but not when he speaks in Arabic. It is consistent even when he code-switches, i.e. nasal English but non-nasal Arabic.

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I've heard a lot about the complexity of handling communication and contribution on the LKML, but never had to be involved. Reading the article and all the emails on that thread, I recognize the pattern as typical Corporate/Office Politics situation.

Steve Klabnik@steveklabnik.com · 2y ago

hey could all of the various childish linux maintainers throw their tantrums in parallel? they're all identical anyway, would really speed things along lwn.net/SubscriberLi...

used caddy for the first time today, that was nice got mad at systemd, but it turns out it was my fault. oh well

This is something I've discussed with the HTTP Working Group and at the HTTP Workshop. I'm now making the conversation public along with the initiative and the impl effort. This post gives an overview, more is available as links provided in the post body. www.caffeinatedwonders.com/2024/12/18/t...

Towards Validated HTTP Implementation

There are gazilion HTTP implementations around the World, but how do we know they are correct?

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Joel's question prompted me to write a blog post describing how we use Caddy to serve custom domains from our Rails app for our customers: www.honeybadger.io/blog/secure-... I hope this helps anybody who is looking to do something similar!

How to serve secure custom domains with Caddy

If you want to host custom domains for customers in your SaaS, you'll need to handle both DNS and SSL. Fortunately, Caddy can help with both.

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Joel Drapper 🇬🇧🇺🇦@joel.drapper.me · 2y ago

What is the best way to host customers on their own domain names from a Rails app? Ideally, with DDoS protection? I’ve seen Cloudflare for SaaS, but pricing isn’t clear. Are there any alternatives?

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Ben Curtis@bencurtis.com · 2y ago

Joel's question prompted me to write a blog post describing how we use Caddy to serve custom domains from our Rails app for our customers: www.honeybadger.io/blog/secure-... I hope this helps anybody who is looking to do something similar!