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After setup my blog (BlogEngine.net 3.3.8.0 on IIS 8.0) to use https I cannot publish anymore a post. Neither I cannot re-add my blog after remove it.
When I try to do, I receive this error
Open Live Writer
Can't connect to your blog service:
Network Connection Error - Error attempting to connect to blog at:
http://www.myDomain.com
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The author of failure
himself says so here https://internals.rust-lang.org/t/failure-crate-maintenance/12087/3.
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I have many notes that don't belong to any cluster because I didn't find a way to link them yet. That causes my z-index page to show each in its own cluster. It is ugly.
Or maybe this is just a sympton of how my zettelkasten is new yet, otherwise everything would be properly linked?
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I am using react-static to create a site that is hosted out of S3. I want to be able to use object versioning to track changes to the objects over time, but I can't do that with the main JS file, as it has a hash code in the middle. I am guessing that this is used for cache busting, but S3 already has robust etag support built in,