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by 6c696e7578 7y ago
Sorry, I'm an adult, I don't need distracting bells and whistles, quite the opposite. Windows is a poor desktop IMO. There is too much horizontal waste planting the user into a short and wide letter box that is nothing more than a
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by 6c696e7578 7y ago
> realize how many layers of hacks are used to build the desktop experience on Linux. Still a better experience than Windows. > Keep adding layers. Coup is full. Instructions misunderstood.
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by 6c696e7578 7y ago
> I do love that this command has its own website - and a delightfully on-point XKCD-inspired logo :) sudo.ws belongs to Todd, the author of sudo.
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by 6c696e7578 7y ago
Some people do try en enumerate all bad conditions, I have seen this with my own eyes. cp /bin/bash myehell, sudo meshell. I have never seen anyone try to enumerate the user part. I'll be waiting with popcorn.
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by 6c696e7578 7y ago
Any of the IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, "serverless" (I'd slide that into the SaaS category) computing is just differing levels of out sourcing. Did you expect a managed service provider to be faster? Look after the stack yourself to av
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by 6c696e7578 7y ago
Indeed. qmail describes this quite well and is portable for unix. The qmail-queue process does local deliveries, tcpserver runs against port 25 and invokes qmail-smtpd. Spending time to design software into small components pays for itself
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by 6c696e7578 7y ago
I've been using this[1] for a while, not so much for the privacy, but to segregate internet things from my desktop user. 1: https://gitlab.com/edneville/newuserbrowser
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by 6c696e7578 7y ago
It hasn't "vanished", it is just hiding in the ocean and the atmosphere. Same as the (vanished) water at the icecaps. As the Earth heats, the water evaporates. When that happens it adds to heat retention. Expect the water to
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by 6c696e7578 7y ago
I'd be surprised if this doesn't already exist in some shape or form. Is this article just a coverup to lead people to believe it doesn't? The big tech companies are pretty expensive for a reason, and likely that half the add
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by 6c696e7578 7y ago
RFC 822 is plaintext. That's a reference document. Don't see why HTML would be an argument for a reference document. In fact, tex is a good format for reference documents, it diff's well and can produce .ps/.pdf outputs
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by 6c696e7578 7y ago
It's taken 30 years for someone to find a way to own the community around it. AOL sort of did this with their own DALnet software (AOL chatrooms). Amusingly, I couldn't see why slack stopped doing IRC, essentially that's what
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by 6c696e7578 8y ago
IMHO stock OpenBSD is a better start. Concise and secure. Sending all traffic through a VPN is probably a bad idea, it is better IMO to put /some/ traffic through the VPN that you want separated. Private browse through VPN, prefer
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by 6c696e7578 8y ago
What I miss is how well it rendered on mobile phones. My handset is pretty old, the relatively lightweight page was a pleasure to use.
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by 6c696e7578 8y ago
In all honesty, personally I'd push all adjacent page content. HTML compresses very well, its minor compared to JS and page images. If the user proceeds to a pushed page, they'd just be waiting for the browser to do the render and
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by 6c696e7578 8y ago
Nice idea for HTTP/1.x, however, isn't this what HTTP/2.0 [1] is meant to achieve by pushing components at the user? 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP/2_Server_Push
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by 6c696e7578 8y ago
I see a lot of saves work like this: f = open( "the_file.new.$$" ); write( f, new_contents ); close( f ); rename( "the_file.new.$$", "the_file.new" ) If not implemented like this, then some
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by 6c696e7578 8y ago
This brings back memories. For the life of me though, I cannot remember what the music format was that I could use to play background music in turbo pascal. Happy days.
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by 6c696e7578 8y ago
> fwiw, you can install a linux system including an entire graphical stack with web browser and mail client in that space, twice. I think you could fit quite a few raspberry pi's with GUI environments into 7g. The OEM and MS allianc
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by 6c696e7578 8y ago
The Oracle Linux SAG is a reasonable place to start for documentation on it: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E52668_01/E54669/html/ol7-about-b... However, I often end up at the Arch Linux wiki, too: https:&#