legal grounds? no, I don’t think so

Just use the link in the post, chose either option and start the request

Oh i apologize, I’m still getting familiar with Lemmy. Where should I post it instead?

Yep, it’s thirty days. The longer it takes btw the more likely that the company hasn’t quite operationalized these kind of requests very well.

But like Gmail tho

Sweet, i will look into that

I only know of Microsoft and email from the corporate world and instinctively want to put as much distance as I can between that and myself. How is it working for you?

TLS SNI will take care of that issue just fine, most reverse proxies will just handle it for you especially if you use certbot i.e. usually letsencrypt

Very cute

Original source in nature: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-06096-3

That’s awesome, reminds me of the bus drivers wearing skirts!

For some cases that doesn’t really help. For example if you do a large survey of the sky for transient peak detection you don’t have the time to spend multiple lights on a single part of the sky. I’m not sure if the satellite trail removal is helpful for that, but the trails themselves are certainly an issue for sky surveys.

I do too, tbh i miss the less techy people. People that aren’t particular comfortable with new fangled technojiggeties just figured out reddit, they’ll take a long time and a lot of client improvement to come here…

Ohhhh that looks super interesting, i can see how that might build less fatigue

Displaying illegal content from the fediverse is fine?

That legal/illegal thing is going to be tricky to figure out. What’s illegal exactly in a global federated social network? Whose law applies?

Ha i can totally feel the pain. Its a lot to learn! I’ve personally gone the traefik route instead of nginx. It does a lot of the rewriting by itself just by attaching labels to docker instances, and there is excellent middlewares available for security measures, like oauth forwarding or modsecurity. You can write your own middleware too and it’s quite simple to do without having to interact with the full http session. As for logging, you can configure other logging drivers for docker. If you’re worried about them being too ephemeral, send them to syslog or journald. Or set up fluentd and store them in the cloud. What makes things less complicated these days i think is that we now have “small things doing few things very well” in services with all sorts of containers, you just have to glue them all together.

I am really confused by what I’m reading here. This is exactly it. If you have a specific DevOps role or team plus developers… Congratulations you have Operations again. Developers should empowered to fuck (their) shit up and fix it, that means having mandate, tooling and responsibilities for running things in production. And auditing and compliance is definitely possible all while doing do.

Lol yeah, subscribed!

I was going to say the same