Migrating Mess with DNS to Use PowerDNS(jvns.ca)
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458 points by TangerineDream | 232 comments
Julia Evans blog post exploring why DNS remains hard for newcomers to learn despite being stable for decades.
Open sourcing the Nginx playground(jvns.ca)
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Notes on switching to Helix from Vim(jvns.ca)
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469 points by jseliger | 137 comments
Julia Evans blog post recommending Lima as a simpler alternative to Vagrant for running Linux virtual machines on a Mac.
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