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2ion
10y ago
2G storage for mailboxes. Search via IMAP sucks for pretty much all hosted IMAP I tried, only time it worked decently was when I was messing around via a self-hosted Dovecot and configured indexing manually.
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Interestingly, they use the Nodejs-based Haraka MTA instead of a more conservative choice like Postfix or Exim. I wonder what exact advantages they traded in more mature and certainly not much less performant software in for? A very good an
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10y ago
I've started working through the TeX Book for educational purposes about a year ago. It obviously lays the foundation for a deep understanding of TeX/LaTeX. If you're still getting surprised by syntax or the macro system in g
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10y ago
Another well documented set of general-purpose classes are the KOMAscript document classes, catering mostly to European document conventions [1]. [1] https://www.ctan.org/pkg/koma-script
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11y ago
The API key dispensary mechanism you are using does reject throwaway, anonymous email addresses from anonbox.net at registration time. Is that intentional?
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11y ago
I simply use a 'checkout' process where all website assets to be deployed are copied into for example a /dst folder and the folder then rsync'd to the webroot (with rsync -ru --delete --chmod). This avoids clutter and st
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12y ago
No, this is correct. It's the Debian stable repository + a supplementary Crunchbang repo.
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12y ago
Just these pointed remarks: - There are things like pv(1) which allow you to monitor pipes. Things like systemd open other interesting possibilities for implementing, grouping and monitoring your processes. - Recovery could be implemented b
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12y ago
Data analysis using a shell can be amazingly productive. We also had a talk about this at TLUG ( http://tlug.jp/wiki/Meetings:2014:05#Living_on_the_command_l... ).
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12y ago
Seldom are the only restrictions that apply to an address only the ones in a single software system. In fact, your address data could be the least of the problems you have to worry about. When actually using all the addresses you stored for
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12y ago
More like not to entrust single copies of open projects to US-based companies. Even a somewhat 'respected' company as Github is just a corporate body that will bend over for anyone with business and away from anything that is Too
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12y ago
> there's not much general ed to speak of If by 'general ed' you are referring to optional classes that are not necessarily related to your core subject or electives, I would like to say that you have very much the option
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12y ago
The aversion towards the promotion of a few selected university is also apparent in the fact that the only wide-scale national program for financing elite structures, the "excellence initiative", is subject to quite a bit of criti
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No, it depends on the university. The predominant language of teaching in undergraduate courses in Germany is still German. However, the amount of course offerings in English language is increasing. The most common model now should be that
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For testing things like this using a throwaway address would appear to be the obvious choice.