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by aborsy 1y ago
Thanks for mentioning it, it has relevant templates, including an interesting one for a class.
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by aborsy 1y ago
What are good static site generators (SSGs) to create a simple minimalist academic-like website? It seems Astro or Hugo (potentially with Tailwind to customize CSS) are good options. Astro felt more complex than needed, on the other hand, w
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by aborsy 1y ago
Canada Post is owned by the government of Canada, and is heavily unionized. France’s problems are spreading to Canada? Is this inevitable for any similarly structured entity?
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by aborsy 1y ago
The website doesn’t work on my phone.
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by aborsy 1y ago
I use magic wormhole when I first install a computer to send an SSH key. At that point, I have ssh. Also if you use a mesh VPN, your devices are already connected and there are several ways to transfer files. I like to use it more. What is
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by aborsy 1y ago
SMB is great for LAN, but its performance over internet is poor. It remains SFTP and WebDAV in that case. SFTP would be my choice, if there is client support.
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by aborsy 1y ago
Is there an easy setup so that this could be done with VPS relaying the traffic but not decrypting it? So far, I’m thinking of something like FRP to proxy incoming UDP from internet to the private network. I’m not sure if that works if only
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by aborsy 1y ago
Never had issues with Amazon, frequently shop. Local shops are scams in my area: expensive, don’t take back items, limited selections, don’t have the right items and have to settle for less, time consuming, bad customer service, can have la
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by aborsy 1y ago
If you host your email on a VPS, you might as well let an email provider manage it all for you. In both cases, a company has access to your emails. What you have achieved is doing the dirty job of administration for the company, while not g
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by aborsy 1y ago
As noted, this refers to Reagan policies and onward.
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by aborsy 1y ago
Based on extensive academic research on trickle-down economics, in particular looking into the evolution of real wages of different sectors of population, since 1980s. See the work of recent Nobel prize laureates in economics. Many argue fo
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by aborsy 1y ago
You could afford a house in 90s, with a 9-5 job. Today, you would see housing crisis in major metros.
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by aborsy 1y ago
Not necessarily. The benefits may barely trickle down, and the conditions for the majority could degrade overall.
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by aborsy 1y ago
>> Forward secrecy is somewhat overrated in end to end encrypted messaging. Most people do not want a truly off the record experience but instead keep their old messages around indefinitely. As long as those old messages exist and are
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by aborsy 1y ago
The user has their encrypted data and two encryption keys. They should be able to decrypt. They don’t care about internal ZFS password settings. I also confirm that people snapshot their data, which is usually child datasets. If you don’t
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by aborsy 1y ago
Nice write up and website. I should snapshot my empty root! If I’m not wrong, at least some of those sharp edges have been resolved. There was a famous very hard to reproduce bug causing problems with ZFS send receive of encrypted snapshots
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by aborsy 1y ago
With malware reportedly uploaded by random people to AUR, I will stick to Debian. A good thing about proprietary OS is that, they are responsible if their repos are infected. Are packages carefully reviewed by gentoo?
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by aborsy 1y ago
Oh yeah, executives in different industries tell the same thing about their industry (see AI). Fund us.
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by aborsy 1y ago
Which is precisely why Qubes OS uses Xen.
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Libraries in other languages usually pass to optimized libraries in C. Is it faster than Numpy and similar then?
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by aborsy 1y ago
Tex doesn’t attract software developers. The programming language has remained really old fashioned and clunky. The error system is particularly bad. I use it on a daily basis, and it doesn’t feel nice, far from the experience with Python o
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by aborsy 1y ago
I feel like the nobel prize might have been a bit too much here. The fact that the effect was cosmic background radiation was of course huge, no question. But the discovery was accidental, and used an exclusive expensive equipment not avail
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by aborsy 1y ago
Caddy is dead simple. Like, send https://example.com to 1.2.3.4:5000. That’s it! Certificate provisioning, TLS configs, TLS termination, mTLS and client certificates, sticking in middlewares, … are all simple. The config is a st
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by aborsy 1y ago
Anyone one who does anything private or illegal will bypass that with tools that will be popular as a result. The government is left with scanning the data of the remaining 90% of population. They choose something sensitive as a pretext to
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by aborsy 1y ago
Markdown and bookstacks.
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by aborsy 1y ago
I second Syncthing, it’s amazing!
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by aborsy 1y ago
How come their IT systems are so bad that a kid in secondary school (thus with no experience) “hacked” into them?
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by aborsy 1y ago
Outsourcing is the main problem. Companies have learned that they can recruit 10X cheaper in other countries.
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by aborsy 1y ago
I installed an AppArmor profile for Obsidian. For an application that displays text files, it needed a lot of permissions. It would refuse to run without network access. You can install Obsidian flatpak and lock it down with flatseal.
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You can set DoH in all major browsers in desktop. On iOS, you can use private relay. One issue is, if you set DoH in the browser, you can not do DNS filtering in your dns server. It might be better to send DNS over VPN to your home lan, do

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