Boulth

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   by Boulth 8y ago

   This remind me of this microblogging for hackers script: https://github.com/buckket/twtxt/blob/master/README.rst
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   by Boulth 8y ago

   I mean you can use that account to comment on any ActivityPub enabled blog, no need to register there or for any comments system they support. One identity may refer also to running your own server, then you're safe from any extinction
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   by Boulth 8y ago

   Interaction. Comments (toots) and likes (boosts) are built in the platform. And you don't need to log in anywhere to comment, you're using your one ActivityPub identity. While commenting you can add additional people to the thread
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   by Boulth 8y ago

   Google and Microsoft are two big companies supporting OIDC.
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   by Boulth 8y ago

   Wow, I didn't know there was a sequel, oh what a pleasant surprise! Statistics already had a lot of useful random trivia and left me with an impression that this is how a good student's resource should look like (my university had
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   by Boulth 8y ago

   No, they were hardware related (coil whine, firmware upgrade rendering the laptop inoperable, TB15... Too long to list but also hw).
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   by Boulth 8y ago

   That's basically what onion addresses v3 are.
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   by Boulth 8y ago

   Statistics by Freedman et al. All exercises use real data as cases, I learned a lot more from them! https://www.amazon.com/Statistics-4th-David-Freedman/dp/0393...
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   by Boulth 8y ago

   I've been burned by their XPS 9350 and the TB15 that should really be recalled to trust Dell again :(
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    Wikipedia had some more interesting info https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/D._B._Cooper The Bureau were more skeptical, concluding that Cooper lacked crucial skydiving skills and experience. "We originally thought C
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    It's interesting to observe current landscape of app delivery, previously it was just binaries or sources on developer's site now it's shifting to centralized model in the name of protecting users from malicious actors. I won
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    I've read your article. I was excellent! One thing I missed though was an real life, actual example of discussing a bug and then submitting a patch, including all git commands.
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    For XMPP there is also https://jmp.chat
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    Rust? The big news here is support for the Language Server Protocol! Now, finally the UI of IDE would be decoupled from the language service.
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    Code coverage is good but not sufficient (you can execute code but not verify the result etc.)
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    Yes, it has one workflow, personally I think it's a good middle ground between simplicity (like Github issues) and completeness (like Jira), there is this 8 min tutorial on it here: https://youtu.be/bzCZysm5lG8 I agree
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    Pivotal tracker's flow is excellent when you get everyone on board!
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    Yep, Google.com has the record too but I haven't seen them scanning my mta sts file...
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    Excellent answer and it's a lot better than the one on stack exchange. (by the way Chuck, your important section on your profile is really impressive, I've never seen anything like it but it makes total sense).
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    On the internet nobody knows you're a beetle.
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    I meant YubiKey 4 touch described here: https://developers.yubico.com/PGP/Card_edit.html
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    Have you thought about using Yubikey with touch to use enabled? This way the remote cannot directly use the key, you have to touch blinking yubikey to authenticate.
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    PGP is a trademark currently held by Symantec: https://www.symantec.com/about/legal/trademark-policies The spec is OpenPGP and both PGP and GPG implement it: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc488
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    There is also GPGME.
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    > The reason I say it is a terrible way to tell a story is not because you can't tell a good story in a video game, but because most stories don't benefit from having gameplay elements thrown into them. Interesting that I have
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    They also insert random entries to returned JSON, this is documented in the ACME spec.
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    Sometimes I wonder the same. Maybe they think it's hard to change something in an enterprise? Or they are afraid of losing the enterprise customer (because Microsoft works here!). Or just don't want to use their influence to evolv
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    You can't switch ICANN... Unless you count onion addresses but then Namecoin is very similar.
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    I have Reuters RSS feed and the amount of story duplication (3 stories about the same from different angles)and the sheer number of news is really a problem. Plus RSS contains only one sentence summary. Maybe RSS + local ML would solve the
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    by Boulth 8y ago

    This is kind of embarrassing but the advisories page is full of gems like that: https://nodesecurity.io/advisories