Rafert

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   by Rafert 11y ago

   The SM951 is an OEM product, but it does have better specs.
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   by Rafert 11y ago

   Yes and I am using that. Thanks!
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   by Rafert 11y ago

   Thanks for the link to your presentation. I'm currently implementing this in a Rails app and had a bit of a hard time to grok U2F with only the info from Fido site. Your talk will make it easier for my colleagues to understand U2F :)
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   by Rafert 11y ago

   So, basically the same advice applies as with the upgrade to Yosemite: move /usr/local to somewhere like ~/local before upgrading, and move it back after. It's worth mentioning that after the upgrade you might run into p
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   by Rafert 11y ago

   I've been happy with http://www.go.cd/
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   by Rafert 11y ago

   It does everything in the browser without uploading to a server.
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   by Rafert 11y ago

   Get everything in Google Contacts and use the webapp ( https://contacts.google.com/ ) to merge contacts. It has the ability to suggest merges and it's easy to do the leftover ones manually.
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   by Rafert 11y ago

   Like http://homakov.blogspot.nl/2013/03/hacking-github-with-webki... or http://homakov.blogspot.nl/2014/02/how-i-hacked-github-again... ? ;)
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   by Rafert 11y ago

   Changing the file extension to epub or mobi works as well, btw.
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    Understandable. Other than that the project looks quite interesting -- good luck!
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    Just curious, what are you using: ERB, Haml, Slim? According to this gem Haml could be a lot faster, but I haven't had the chance yet to check it out: https://github.com/k0kubun/hamlit
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    You're free to re-implement the public-domain protocol[1] under your own license. Pond has a 3-clause BSD licensed Golang implementation[2] that Moxie even references in the Axolotl announcement blog post. 1: https://github.
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    Has Google changed their stance on not wanting BoringSSL to be a replacement for OpenSSL as an open source project? https://www.imperialviolet.org/2014/06/20/boringssl.html
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    I am surprised they haven't mentioned Crucial SSDs. With cheap drivers like the MX100 having features as power loss protection and Opal 2.0 support, I preferred these over the slightly faster Samsung products at the time.
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    It's probably an extremely Dutch thing to do, but we have fresh bread delivered daily and sandwich filling in the fridge. On fridays some of us eat at various places near the office.
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    According to http://www.solaroad.nl/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/Artikel-So... it was 50 kWh per square meter.
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    1. No, it means that the panels generated more than the predicted upper bound. As a commenter on the source article mentioned, this year's April was one of the most sunny in recorded Dutch weather history, which might have contributed
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    Output of Dutch solar bike lane exceeds expectations(translate.google.com)

    80 points by Rafert 11y ago|94 comments
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    Nice, it reminds me of Osmos.
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    I have reported the same issue with Digital Ocean (security) in November 2014, and they told me I was using the wrong address and that they forwarded it to the proper team. I triggered it by accident, using the same GitHub code twice, and I
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    These are known as trap streets: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trap_street
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    by Rafert 11y ago

    Afaik Ruby 1.9.3 -> 2.0 was less painful than getting from 1.8.7 to 1.9.3. See http://nerds.airbnb.com/upgrading-from-ree-187-to-ruby-193/
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    by Rafert 12y ago

    If you're being practical, the FUSE driver is just a PPA away on Ubuntu and works fine in my experience. I've switched over all my external media to exFAT, including my external hard drive with virtual BD-ROM functionality.
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    by Rafert 12y ago

    Or a Dutch company: http://specialisterren.nl/
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    by Rafert 12y ago

    Thanks (to you and the others) for your replies. The code ownership thing is interesting, I saw something similar in Zach Holman's presentation on how GitHub works: http://zachholman.com/talk/move-fast-break-nothin
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    by Rafert 12y ago

    What experiences do people have with http://phabricator.org/ ? It's not a GitHub clone but it does seem very complete, possibly replacing Jira and Stash if you're into the Atlassian ecosystem.
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    by Rafert 12y ago

    Yep. Pop up public toilets like these[1] are available during the night when this problem is the worst. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8iR3pgt37I
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    Producer ASML has been hacked by the Chinese government(translate.google.com)

    1 points by Rafert 12y ago|0 comments
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    by Rafert 12y ago

    It's works a bit different than 'releasing a key': http://fidoalliance.org/specs/fido-u2f-v1.0-ps-20141009/fido...
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    by Rafert 12y ago

    It could be, according to some sheriffs: http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/US_POLICE_TRACKING_AP...