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jeremywsherman.com | ||
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janakiev.com
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| | | | | Jupyter Notebook is a powerful tool, but how can you use it in all its glory on a server? In this tutorial you will see how to set up Jupyter notebook on a server like Digital Ocean, AWS or most other hosting provider available. Additionally, you will see how to use Jupyter notebooks over SSH tunneling or SSL with with Let's Encrypt. | |
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luten.dev
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| | | | | I was recently invited to join Bluesky, a new social media platform. This was mostly motivated by the nightmare that Twitter has become over the past year or so. One of Bluesky's nice features is the encouragement from the official team to build supplementary software. One way to do it is to build a custom feed. So, I set out to do just that: I built a feed that serves all posts related to TTRPGs on Bluesky. Here's how I went about publishing mine on a DigitalOcean droplet using PM2, Nginx, and Let's Encrypt. | |
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blog.zespre.com
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| | | | | Its always recommended to view web pages through HTTPS connections, even its just a static HTML page. So, as a content provider, its my duty to host websites with HTTPS. To enable HTTPS on the web server like Apache or Nginx, valid certificates are required. In my case, I have bought and configured a domain name on Gandi.net for my home cluster. Its better to have different certificates for each service than having a single wildcard certificate for all the services due to security concerns. However, I st... | |
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blog.notmyhostna.me
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| | | I recently moved from using a wildcard certificate to using a bunch of certificates from Let's Encrypt. I was a bit hesitant in the beginning because ... | ||
