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by Reitet00 4y ago
Thanks for sharing! Do you mind describing more technical details about the rendering pipeline for docs that you use?
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by Reitet00 4y ago
Not having CLA or equivalent prevents this kind of thing. DCO is for projects that want minimal legal process without copyright assignment. For the record akka has CLA.
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by Reitet00 4y ago
Could you elaborate more on your Emacs Markdown tweaks? It sounds very interesting!
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by Reitet00 4y ago
Very nice to see RISC-V growing like that and being in the area of interest by big names such as Google and Intel. Open solutions are critical for risk management but I wonder if desktop/server RISC-V processors are also planned.
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by Reitet00 4y ago
Maybe it would be a good idea to link to F-Droid then? I'm using it and would've totally ignored the app if you didn't reply here :)
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by Reitet00 4y ago
The play store link seems to be broken or is it just me?
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by Reitet00 4y ago
You need to re-add your SSH key and there's a new key type select box that has "signing" option. The old keys are only good for auth.
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by Reitet00 4y ago
Looks interesting but no E2EE (OMEMO) makes it currently a no-go for me.
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by Reitet00 4y ago
Nope, I think you got this right. I've been hit by this annoying buildx design when trying to get the manifest digest (sha256) of the resulting image for automation. Lo and behold since these steps are not discreet one can't just
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by Reitet00 4y ago
> annoyingly inconvenient PGP encryption to others, when I've tried If the recipient has set up Web Key Directory for their key the encryption looks just like for a Proton recipient (transparent key fetch in the background). And WKD
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by Reitet00 4y ago
Very cool! Thanks for taking the time to describe this in detail Craig (and Glenn).
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by Reitet00 4y ago
> - fork: ever had one of those "why does this bug only exist in production?" problems? It was so trivial to fork the DB and run your tests/hypothesis/whatever without the risk of actually impacting production. Same t
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by Reitet00 4y ago
> I don't care what the mechanics of the censuring process are. But I know I don't want to trust my correspondence to a company which sets itself up as an arbitrator of social acceptability and morality. Then your only choice i
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by Reitet00 4y ago
FTR I've migrated from Google Apps to Migadu and I'm pretty happy with them but I must say the "acceptable use" clause also raised my suspicion. I guess they don't scan your email automatically but when someone brin
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by Reitet00 4y ago
I moved to Migadu from Google Apps a month ago. The only minor issue is slightly worse spam filter but everything else works well and the ability to use Sieve scripts is really nice.
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by Reitet00 5y ago
> there have been situations where I needed to prove my identity to people who only had my ssh public key Just wondering what kind of situation can this be where someone has only your ssh public key? Usually people know each other via sa
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by Reitet00 5y ago
Good point with Oracle. As much as I don't like their company the pricing for compute is significantly lower than AWS (didn't compare others).
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by Reitet00 5y ago
Exactly. Although DCO is a lightweight alternative to CLA: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Developer_Certificate_of_Origi...
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by Reitet00 5y ago
I've seen people mention Migadu but I haven't tried them myself.
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by Reitet00 5y ago
I'm using Etesync for half a year and it's working great for me.
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by Reitet00 5y ago
And also the author of Delphi and Turbo Pascal.
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by Reitet00 5y ago
That's right. Just by coincidence I moved my calendars to Etesync recently and thanks to Android's great calendar provider architecture the frontend calendar app did not change (I'm using Etar). This nice API was designed in
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by Reitet00 5y ago
Agreed. I guess quite a lot of people were already considering moving but since Google in own domain worked fine and was free it was not enough to spend time moving.
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by Reitet00 5y ago
Just out of curiosity which email client do you use on mobile with Migadu?
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by Reitet00 5y ago
Are you using Migadu on a daily basis? If so how is it?
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by Reitet00 5y ago
Agreed. The help pages were really top notch. Other software's help pages were basically useless to the point that no one read them. In Delphi not only you had to the point explanations but also examples that frequently solved the prob
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by Reitet00 5y ago
They already do that. Check out https://nlnet.nl/ and other NGI programs.
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by Reitet00 5y ago
> People don't comment unless they have a point that they want to put across, which in 99% of the cases will be something negative. Counterpoint: I've created a blog with highly technical content a couple of years ago and put t
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by Reitet00 5y ago
Yeah, I've used that a year ago or so. Pros: not Turing complete but quite powerful, nice type system and functions. For example one can write a type safe config migration from v1 to v2 (and check statically that it works), exports to
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by Reitet00 5y ago
> Is there some sucessor to keybase? Depends on the use case. E.g. for raw identity proofs https://keyoxide.org works well but it's not as straightforward to use as Keybase.

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