Rafert

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   by Rafert 10y ago

   Be aware of the licensing though. It was MIT but as of March 9 the license file mentions having to purchase a license if used commercial. Seems contradictory with "to deal in the Software without restriction" part of the MIT licen
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   by Rafert 10y ago

   And the 12 million Dutch citizens using DigiD.
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   by Rafert 11y ago

   I saw the desktop client mentioning something about generating keys after scanning the QR code. Afaik it works similarly to group chat[0], but instead of clients with their own keys belonging to different accounts they belong to the same on
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   by Rafert 11y ago

   Yep to both. The Opel Ampera (Euro version of the Volt) looks a bit better imo. I'd rather have a Toyota Auris.
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   by Rafert 11y ago

   I'm not familiar with the way nginx develops its software, is this change slated for release in 1.9.13?
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   by Rafert 11y ago

   Missed this reply - agree that the interface is confusing. Concourse looks promising!
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   by Rafert 11y ago

   As usual the problem is with badly behaving software. E.g. I have a bunch of software storing its crap in C:\Users\JohnDoe\Documents\ while I've changed the location of that folder to D:\JohnDoe\Documents.
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   by Rafert 11y ago

   Shouldn't that be 'A curated list of awesome falsehoods'? ;)
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   by Rafert 11y ago

   It's not as simple as 2 threads per core, the amount of performance gains of hyper-threading are dependent on the application you're running afaik.
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIFARE#Security_of_MIFARE_Clas... seems to be a good start.
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    I believe Chromecast uses something similar. While setting it up for my parents I had the receiver switched to a different input and after a little while it asked me to make sure the TV's sound output was not muted. Edit: ah, another c
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    Dutch provider announces 10 Gbit/s connection for consumers for €95 per month(tweakers.net)

    1 points by Rafert 11y ago|0 comments
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    I've seen something similar happen, switched to https://www.go.cd/
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    Correct me if I'm wrong but you can spin up multiple PHP worker processes to take advantage of those cores?
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    Interesting read. As a GitLab.com user the speed improvements in the last 3 months have been very noticeable and appreciated :)
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    I got a blank screen every time the wizard prompted me to accept the EULA after the upgrade, so the app became unusable to me. Fortunately the 2.1 installer is available at http://downloads.atlassian.com/software/source
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    He might be the first one to ask? Unless my grasp of the English language is slipping, he asked politely without any expectations? On topic: I've seen Patreon used by some of the more well-known YouTube science video creators (CGP Grey
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    Or solid aluminium if you're looking for something more fancy: https://www.secrid.com/en/
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    Excellent article. I tried to develop on GitLab once but the sheer amount of gems it pulls in (~100 directly declared, 350+ including dependencies if I remember correctly) with a bunch of installation problems made me decide it was not wort
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    Its the other way around actually: ActionMailer 4.2 depends on mail ~> 2.5, >= 2.5.4, so you'll get 2.6.3 now. That version depends on mime-types <3, >= 1.16, so you'll get 2.99. The big change in mime-types 3 is using
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    There's a Dutch brand that specializes in extra long t-shirts: http://www.girav.com/ - they have Standard Long for men 1.75m (5.8 ft) to 1.85m (6 ft), Long Fit 1.85m (6 ft) / 1.90m (6.2 ft) or taller, and Extra Lo
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    You might want to reconsider after reading this article[1] about his 200.000 euro investment in 'Stem voor Nederland' to get the Dutch people to vote yes in the Ukraine referendum in april. [1]: http://nos.nl/artik
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    git-annex is EE-only, but they're giving you git-lfs for free in CE. I expect the latter getting way more traction due to GitHub's backing. Working with a on-premise GitLab CE has been just fine in a company with 20 developers, us
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    This seems to be only for US based developers, I can't remember having to fill in more then a handful of radio buttons regarding crypto when I submitted an iOS app as a Dutch developer.
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    Quick question: do you still need gemsets if you use Bundler? And why would you prefer using one instead of the other?
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    It is through ExecJS[1] which allows different Javascript backends. [1]: https://github.com/rails/execjs
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    NCC Group acquires Dutch security firm Fox-IT for 133M euro(nccgroup.trust)

    2 points by Rafert 11y ago|0 comments
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    Hi Job, how much data can users store on GitLab.com? There don't seem to be any settings regarding LFS on the project/group setting pages.
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    Which was caused in part by badly behaving programs (writing user data to the Program Files directory) that triggered the UAC prompt, if I'm not mistaken.
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    I'm no Postgres expert, why isn't something like this built in to the product itself?