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JelteF
9y ago
Did you even check the downloads page? Theres rpm and dep packages: https://github.com/workflowproducts/postage/releases
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You are right that with the CA key only you still cannot decrypt the traffic. However, your overal statement is incorrect. The network operators would also negotiate the the encryption key, because the TLS is terminated at their proxy. This
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9y ago
You should try out https://github.com/GetStream/vg , it handles managing of multiple gopaths in such a way that cding to a directory switches you automatically.
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If you look two parents up you see my colleague posted virtualgo ( https://github.com/GetStream/vg ). That's the tool I built at my company support GOPATH and version pinning (which is forwarded to dep). You can use
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9y ago
Looks cool, but the page uses one full CPU core on Chrome on my Linux machine.
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How to segfault bash: a() { a; }; a
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Mono 5.0 released with C#7 support and open sourced Microsoft tooling
(mono-project.com)
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This is the reason I write pandoc flavored markdown these days and generate latex with it. That way I can still use full latex power when needed inline, but for simple things like headers, italic and monospace I can just use markdown syntax
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Travis CI will keep running EOLed Ubuntu 12.04 for 2-3 more months
(blog.travis-ci.com)
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Graphite 1.0.0 released after almost 1.5 years
(graphite.readthedocs.io)
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It's not only the compatibility that is ugly. It's also that python 2 code has a couple of ugly warts, such as the forced arguments for super(). The only way I'm supporting python 2 with my libraries is by running 3to2 and pa
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10y ago
The tc command is great except for the weird command structure. I really like the comcast tool as a wrapper for tc: https://github.com/tylertreat/comcast It makes it much easier to do throttle the way you want.
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Keepass, although to be fair I don't think all the plugins on this page have been properly reviewed: http://keepass.info/plugins.html
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Cipherli.st: Strong and copy-pastable TLS settings for a lot of services
(cipherli.st)
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Can this title be edited to say (2016)?
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The From trait can be derived using my derive_more crate. That would at least decrease the boilerplate a bit. http://jeltef.github.io/derive_more/derive_more/
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Skype 5.0 for Linux Beta released: With one-to-one video calls
(community.skype.com)
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For Google Drive on Linux I've been using Insync happily for a long time now: https://www.insynchq.com/
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derive_more 0.6.0: Derive common Rust traits to avoid boilerplate
(github.com)
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The same is true for Amsterdam
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The problem with this is print is a macro and that macros are expanded before the type checker. This makes it impossible to know if something can be copied or not, because this is type information.
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US actor Ashton Kutcher urges end to child sexual exploitation
(bbc.com)
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Interesting post, but this xkcd is really relevant here: https://xkcd.com/833/
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I'm neither a Bach musicologist or a logician (although I've had multiple logic courses). But that might be the reason why I enjoy the book very much. Hofstadter explains complex stuff in a style that makes it very accessible wit
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Although not directly development related. The most impressive book I've had the pleasure of reading is "Gödel Escher Bach: An eternal golden braid" (also known as GEB) from Douglas Hofstadter. It's hard to explain what
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Fixed, that's what happens when you just want to be done with writing docs.
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Like I said in another comment in this thread. I created a library that allows you to derive common traits with the new custom derive (e.g. `Add` and `From`). I just released a new version of it 30 minutes ago, with better docs and more der
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I've been hapilly awaiting this release. I have been heavily updating my rust first Rust library so it makes use of the new derive API, so that it could be used by stable Rust. It adds derives for common traits such as Add and From: h
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Transcrypt Python to JavaScript compiler now supports Python 3.6
(transcrypt.org)
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I think he meant Gmail
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