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Beeware – Android and iOS Apps in Python(beeware.org)
156 points by Naac 6y ago|25 comments
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by Naac 6y ago
Agree with most people here that security by obscurity is bad "by itself". For example, changing your public server ssh port from 22, to say, 2942, is a great way to limit the amount of bot autoattempts from trying to log into you
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by Naac 6y ago
I don't know what to tell you, I personally run many services this way, and I've yet to encounter a situation where this doesn't work. Regardless, your landing page currently is inaccessible . That should be a major concern.
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by Naac 6y ago
What? Why can't you just use a reverse proxy that terminates ssl? I don't think you're going to get any traffic if the landing page people see is a security warning.
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by Naac 6y ago
The actual title of this article is: "Netflix boss: Remote working has negative effects"
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by Naac 6y ago
Are you using a self-signed cert? I'm getting a "Warning: Potential Security Risk Ahead" from Firefox.
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by Naac 6y ago
This talk is also available in PDF form: https://www.cs.virginia.edu/~evans/cs655/readings/steele.pdf Although I would agree watching this talk with Steele's delivery is best.
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by Naac 6y ago
I just created a wildcard with letsencrypt in the format of .internal.mydomain.com My public services all run out of .mydomain.com and all my internal services run out of .internal.mydomain.com I have my internal dns set to resolve any
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It's the programming environment, not the programming language(thesephist.com)
1 points by Naac 6y ago|1 comments
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by Naac 6y ago
I think the mobile story for thelounge is simpler. Just visit the same url using your mobile browser and everything Just Works.
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by Naac 6y ago
Got it, that makes sense. It reminds me of the email list interface in Gmail, and how even at the "compact" setting, there is still too much space. I think with thelounge the problem can be solved with some custom CSS ( which thel
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by Naac 6y ago
Why would it matter? Can't I just zoom out my browser window to fit more conversations on screen?
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by Naac 6y ago
It's actually a fork of shout https://github.com/erming/shout
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The Lounge – Modern web IRC client designed for self-hosting(github.com)
223 points by Naac 6y ago|76 comments
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by Naac 6y ago
I believe this is the source code for the Racket lang website: https://github.com/racket/racket-lang-org
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by Naac 6y ago
>> This school of thought argues that some labour markets are characterised by a market structure known as monopsony. Under a monopolistic regime one dominant supplier sells to many buyers, whereas under a monopsonic regime, one domin
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by Naac 6y ago
> A) doesn't embrace the same idea of building your own digital garden that holds nt only your notes but also automatically syncs with different services like hn, pocket etc to save your digital presence locally. How does something
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by Naac 6y ago
I think the key is to make your knowledge base accessible from anywhere. I have my tiddlywiki hosted on a server that I can reach from any computer ( work, home, phone, etc. ) So the only barrier to use it, is opening a new tab and typing s
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by Naac 6y ago
A much more complete version of this is tiddlywiki: https://tiddlywiki.com/
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by Naac 6y ago
I guess I interpreted your statement as: "That single asset they own is more diversified than the S&P500", which I don't think is what you meant right?
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by Naac 6y ago
>> Instead they have close to 100% of their holdings in a single asset represented by the more diversified S&P500 What do you mean by that? Can you give examples of that single asset?
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Ricochet – Tor based instant messaging(ricochet.im)
2 points by Naac 6y ago|0 comments
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by Naac 6y ago
I should clarify that when I wrote "speed", in my mind I was thinking of code navigation. I found that tight language integration to the IDE/Editor makes jumping into new code bases in the language much easier. I've foun
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by Naac 6y ago
>> and can be configured to do so when saving or as you edit That's true, but being able to quickly click on the line that has the error and have your editor navigate to the file automatically is slightly more painful to setup, a
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by Naac 6y ago
Another problem I've found for me with Nim and Crystal is the lack of editor support compared to other statically typed languages like Java and C++. Arguably a really nice benefit of these languages is the inline error highlighting, wh
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by Naac 6y ago
Presumably there are also important local ordinances and local officials that are worth voting for, where your single vote counts much more.
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by Naac 6y ago
So as I understand it Rust is compelling because it is a safer alternative to C++ ( and sometimes C but mainly a C++ replacement ). We wouldn't usually create a single page app in C++ right? So why would we want to do that in Rust ( ot
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Tiddlywiki – a unique non-linear notebook(tiddlywiki.com)
4 points by Naac 6y ago|0 comments
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by Naac 6y ago
What's up with the incredible low resolution jpeg at the top of the article? It really stands out from the other images ( which seem fine )
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by Naac 6y ago
Can you link to where this is stated? I can't seem to find it.

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