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by Nux 7y ago
None of the Adobe stuff works under Wine, alas.
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by Nux 7y ago
Sopcast?
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by Nux 7y ago
Nice article, played with Icecast in the past, good to learn about LibreTime which uses it.
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by Nux 7y ago
I also find it much faster than Reddit's own image/video hosting.
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by Nux 7y ago
Interesting, I can see 10TB for € 47.88, even less if you don't pay VAT (20%)
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by Nux 7y ago
Notqmail ;)
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Amazon fires: Brazil threatened over EU trade deal(bbc.co.uk)
149 points by Nux 7y ago|160 comments
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by Nux 7y ago
I was often fighting the worms in autumn to eat quince as a kid, they are more than edible. Quince preserve is one of my favourites, so good!
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by Nux 7y ago
Used qmail a lot and would use it again if modernised a bit. Vpopmail was great, too for managing users, hope it'll still work.
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by Nux 7y ago
Nobody will say that. Plus, it was a very specific set of conditions and circumstances that led to Hong Kong being what it is, leading to the present days. You can't just transplant it.
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by Nux 7y ago
How do you know? And even if it doesn't for starters, there's no telling it'll stay that way. Very legitimate concern.
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OpenStack: A Post-Mortem Analysis(grg.pw)
3 points by Nux 7y ago|0 comments
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by Nux 7y ago
Like Syncthing?
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by Nux 7y ago
Proftpd can do sftp-only out of the box.
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by Nux 7y ago
Yes, ceiling fans are plenty popular, from Eastern Europe to England.
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by Nux 7y ago
I concur, tried to adopt it at dayjob when HipChat closed, but it was impossible. Conversations IM client is alright, but we couldn't find a client for IOS that just worked. It's mission impossible. I hope they go for Matrix, like
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by Nux 7y ago
Nothing, it's roughly the current age of the universe.
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by Nux 7y ago
Bit of a letdown really, I've been waiting since forever for an Android browser and now they come up with this "selected ads" thing.. I don't think they are serious.
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by Nux 7y ago
Argentina what? How are the two comparable?
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by Nux 7y ago
Data is the new oil.
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by Nux 7y ago
It'd better be! :-D Lesson no 1: don't use shared web hosting. Though looks more like Dreamhost removed a site that was hogging down a whole server thanks to HN.
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by Nux 7y ago
That's a nice bit of trivia! Had no idea Twitter started on Virtualmin at Joyent.
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by Nux 7y ago
I fondly remember Joyent as one of the first companies to do Ruby on Rails hosting right. They were using a combo of FreeBSD, Virtualmin, Apache (proxying to mongrel etc). Fun times!
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by Nux 7y ago
I'm claiming I don't believe them. They could write on their page whatever they see fit and do a completely different thing internally.
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by Nux 7y ago
DoH in itself is not sneaky, no more than ping is. The push to centralise DNS resolution in the hands of a few questionable actors is and this is what is happening. Cloudflare for example would absolutely love to know what you're up to
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by Nux 7y ago
There is a clear and definite trend of taking DNS out of the user's control, see all the hype with DNS over HTTPS etc etc. Firefox is working on using DoH (opt-in at the beginning, but who knows) from "select" providers. Chro
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by Nux 7y ago
Which cloud backup are you using?
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by Nux 7y ago
Pretty much the standard in most of Europe.
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by Nux 7y ago
Why? Also there is https on the more sensitive parts of the site (login etc).
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by Nux 8y ago
Nobody seems to be taking into consideration rising sea levels etc. It can't be the capital of the future if it's submerged, can it? Same for London and New York.

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