Nux

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by Nux 10y ago
Yeah, pretty ghastly. Certainly do feel like I missed parts.
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by Nux 10y ago
Try the selinux coloring book https://people.redhat.com/duffy/selinux/selinux-coloring-boo...
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by Nux 10y ago
+1 HERE maps, excellent app/service.
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by Nux 11y ago
I'd like to play with Linux on this multi-nic board when I get some time and money http://www.banana-pi.org/r1.html
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by Nux 11y ago
I'd use multiple smaller providers, preferably non-US ones when possible.
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by Nux 11y ago
Wish it could be able to download dropbox/wetransfer/hitail/etc links. I imagine it'd be quite hard to go through that JavaScript crap; I can barely do it myself with a browser. :)
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by Nux 11y ago
Try prozilla
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by Nux 11y ago
Yes, resources seem low on their end, but fingers crossed.
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by Nux 11y ago
For people looking at alternatives check Vivaldi. https://vivaldi.com/ It's made by some of the original team. I will probably miss Opera Mini the most though, Vivaldi does not have a similar product.
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by Nux 11y ago
I have no problem running my own mail server, I meant a platform to record, track, stats etc emails.
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by Nux 11y ago
Is there no self-hosted version of any alternative?
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by Nux 11y ago
Old enough to drink alcohol. :-)
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by Nux 11y ago
Everyman Cinemas in UK do this (cozy sofas, drinks, pizzas), it's a nice change from the 'traditional' experience.
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by Nux 11y ago
An interesting and not very encouraging video review by Tech Moan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4VvTzmp08OE I'd rather buy the batteryless (non-Ring) one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9CpalDdd04
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by Nux 11y ago
I get your idea, but Kvm on linux is prolly the most deployed hypervisor in the world or will be soon. If it doesn't run well on it then it won't be used. End of story.
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by Nux 11y ago
Had mediocre network performance and increased load with freebsd on VMs (kvm), while at the same time a linux one would saturate a whole link.
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by Nux 11y ago
There are very obvious links in the post: "Raspberry Pi 3 is available to buy today from our partners element14 and RS Components, and other resellers." e.g. https://www.element14.com/community/community/
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by Nux 11y ago
Gluster is not for the faint of heart, but as far as distributed filesystems go it's probably the easiest to set up and deal with. We've been using it in production for a few years now and having a single namespace that can basica
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by Nux 11y ago
Yes, it's still a big problem.
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by Nux 11y ago
That's very interesting in hindsight! I don't think those so called AWS zombies ever were zombies or made a dent in AWS' adoption or success, it's more like the other way around. He may have been on to something, but I t
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by Nux 11y ago
Will encryption via self-signed certs be accepted?
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by Nux 11y ago
-1 Complains it cannot play the file for not having Chrome with Mediasource. Why not serve an ogg or webm for crying out loud? Also, why auto-start the download?! After the download is finished, where can I watch the video? There's no
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by Nux 11y ago
Works wonderfully on Opera mini.
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by Nux 11y ago
That used to mean something, now it means something else. ;-)
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by Nux 11y ago
Well, it's not THAT hard. Find a good host with clean IPs, check the IP against RBLs before embarking on running your own email, if it's listed demand a clean IP instead. It's not the easiest thing in the world, but it's
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by Nux 11y ago
The tricky bit here is "accepted by other email service providers". This depends a lot on the IP you are using, on the reverse DNS, DKIM/SPF settings, your ISP and "neighbours" reputations, RBL listings etc. It&#x27
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by Nux 11y ago
You can try Youtube-Dl - also gives you adfree and offline. :-) https://rg3.github.io/youtube-dl/
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by Nux 11y ago
Or are they? .. ta ta ta taaaaaa!
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by Nux 11y ago
Yeah, all this "more awesome" marketing parlance is out of control.
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by Nux 11y ago
Reminds me of Iodine (IP over DNS): http://code.kryo.se/iodine/ Of course, it only works if DNS resolution is allowed without auth, which can vary a lot.

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