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by Nux 13y ago
LOL! Okay, we don't like Piwik because it's written in PHP, so fsck privacy, google can haz it. This is truly sad.
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by Nux 13y ago
I want to like you, but for me using GA nullifies every nice thing you say in https://mediacru.sh/serious There is no excuse for not running your own: http://demo.piwik.org/ Also worth reading: http:&#x2F
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by Nux 13y ago
Works super fast on Firefox OS, too! Good job. On Opera Mobile or Nokia Xpress it's unusable though, as expected; luckily the HN site works just fine in these browsers.
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Like this if you are against corporate spying(manurevah.com)
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by Nux 13y ago
That won't work in the UK. :-D
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by Nux 13y ago
Ahh, the swampman! I always thought of this problem when watching characters in StarTrek using teleportation, didn't know it was an existing, famous problem. IMHO the teleported person ceases to exist at some point and a _new_ , identi
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by Nux 13y ago
Nice of mr. Brin to do this. It should set an example. I'm all for anything that will reduce/stop the mad slaughtering that's taking place now.
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by Nux 13y ago
<rumour>3.11</rumour>
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by Nux 13y ago
+1 for Zimbra as well, is a very nice Exchange replacement! Having said that, Zimbra was just acquired recently (yes, AGAIN) and this fact makes me nervous, not sure whether to despair or rejoice.[1] Mailpipe, if it ever happens, should hel
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by Nux 13y ago
Same here! HN without comments is like pissing without farting.
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by Nux 13y ago
Nice. Works without javascript, too!
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by Nux 13y ago
Until Google decides otherwise. ;-)
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by Nux 13y ago
This is not the last of the problems we'll have with "the cloud", but I guess it's part of what makes it so exciting. :-) Many people, especially beginners, make the mistake of leaving the same SSH keys in a certain temp
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by Nux 13y ago
Exactly, the people who need it "the most" will prolly be left without it at some point. From the comments I see for a proper "dark net" we now can choose between Tor (without exit nodes) and I2P, this is actually great
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by Nux 13y ago
Tor's cause is a noble one, but I fear it will end up (if it hasn't already) being used mostly by bad people for bad things. Once you get your home or server IPs connected to black market forums, drugs, human trafficking or kiddie
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by Nux 13y ago
Makes sense. Tor's nature (and its many dodgy uses) will eventually lead to its demise, alas.
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by Nux 13y ago
Happy Sysadmin's day! :-)
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by Nux 13y ago
I believe current Fedora is also setuid free, possibly other distros, too.
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by Nux 13y ago
Wish there wore more ISPs like this in UK. Also I wish their offerings were more in step with the times. :( Right now I get FTTC (80/20) from BT for £40, unlimited and unthrottled[1]. I'd be willing to pay a bit more for a similar
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by Nux 13y ago
Brilliant! Too bad however that so much energy needs to be wasted on SHIT like patents.
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by Nux 13y ago
Indeed, we'll know their real intentions once they interfere with those services, however a bad precedent has already been created: their jabber/xmpp service. Anyone with Android phones, what's the default way to check your e
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by Nux 13y ago
I recommend this BBC documentary which tries to shed some light on the matter. Fracking: The New Energy Rush - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjgzrmoLc7g
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by Nux 13y ago
Given that this is avoidable by using any POP or IMAP client, I wonder how soon they'll close them down. I'm pretty sure it's a matter of "when".
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by Nux 13y ago
Oh, no! I love The H! :( It is THE one serious IT news web site, no bullshit or sensationalistic crap; well written articles by competent people. I'm so sorry it did not work out for them, both for them and for myself.
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by Nux 13y ago
Sounds like the Hybrids in BSG! :D
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by Nux 13y ago
"Cloud storage the way it’s meant to be" - what a frickin joke! They should be ashamed of themselves to come up with such subjects after all that has happened!
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by Nux 13y ago
I have a couple of ST33000651AS in my server, they failed several times, but the current pair has been running for more than 1 year, I guess they just got a nasty batch. Needless to say, rebuilding 3 TB raid took a long time and downtime an
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by Nux 13y ago
This must be the first time in the recent history (that I remember) when Opera chooses not to release for Linux (and BSDs). Jimmy doesn't like this!
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by Nux 13y ago
If you're running a web server then "maldet"[1] is a must, maybe in combination with ClamAV (clamscan). It's insanely useful especially on "shared" web servers; much more so than chkrootkit or rkhunter. [1] -
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by Nux 13y ago
I'm a long time sysadmin and I don't get all the hype about docker. Is this bad? I have nothing against the project, at the contrary, but it's as if people haven't yet heard about lxc (which docker indeed uses), openvz,

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