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Dear Mr. Architect, I've noticed you make this historical link effort frequently, so I hope it's okay to express my appreciation, and gently request you include a little more detail about what is behind it (age + comment count). Otherwise it's hard to know if a link is worth clicking or not.

This one was: Oct 2022 - 440 comments.

josefresco•3d ago

Claude-Code has turbo charged my (basement) RPi4 development.

chr15m•1h ago

Same here! This is an underrated use of LLMs - actually being able to finish weird side projects.

andai•2h ago

I enjoyed this article very much. It used 99% of my CPU though.

Agilesuitcase•2h ago

Unrelated to the article, but a creative Canadian flag used the title to spell words out. They slowly circled characters in the title. I thought I was deciphering a cool message… but it was just "whore"

hnuser123456•49m ago

Yep, my website (very WIP) is hosted on an RPi 5 in the corner of my apartment, and every once in a while my IP changes and I have to update DNS and tell my friends to connect to the minecraft server by IP. I'm probably around 98% uptime, so github levels of assurance.

mmaurizi•34m ago

Why not use DDNS?

mysteria•25m ago

Alternatively your domain provider likely has some API for you to programmatically update the DNS records.

mawise•42m ago

I met a guy a while ago who's passion was enabling self-hosting. His vision was to use an old android phone as a server--he ended up building a domain registrar[1] to facilitate OAuth-style flows for configuring DNS and an ngrok-style proxy[2] service that could configure DNS through said flow.

[1]: https://takingnames.io/ [2]: https://boringproxy.io/

Toby1VC•34m ago

And to avoid technicalities, make it big enough so you can see and use it.