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by aeontech 5y ago
You might be happy to hear about Linux running on M1 Macs already then (and Windows ARM version will run as soon as Microsoft gets around to it, I expect). https://asahilinux.org/about/ https://9to5mac.com&#
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by aeontech 5y ago
This is not quite correct though - entry side and exit side are specifically and intentionally not operated by same entities. So Apple knows who you are but doesn’t know what you’re looking for or where you’re going - your traffic is passed
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by aeontech 5y ago
You might enjoy https://gather.town :D
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by aeontech 5y ago
Previously discussed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19113658
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by aeontech 5y ago
If you don’t have a (preferably bootable) backup that you can use any time your machine explodes / gets dropped / gets soaked in coffee / gets a random hardware failure / gets hit by a ransomware / is stolen - then
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by aeontech 5y ago
Yes! I don't think people who started in the modern age can even relate to how amazing this was, to have a documentation site with a built-in user comment system collecting errata, tips, pointers and snippets (even as erroneous as they
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by aeontech 5y ago
I feel certain that an entire generation of careers started from Rasmus Lerdorf's little hobby project. Despite the fact that things like Perl Mason, Tcl web apps, and your bog standard CGI scripts already existed, nothing compared to
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by aeontech 5y ago
100% agreed. I'd also add c) if you _do_ end up getting close to hitting those limitations, you'll also have enough resources to rebuild the slow parts (and, chances are, you're going to end up rebuilding things five times ov
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by aeontech 5y ago
Thanks for the product, have been using it for years. This is a very cool development! Have you looked into using Sciter instead of Electron? It seems to be considerably more lightweight.
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by aeontech 5y ago
I've definitely seen this happen as well. It's extremely frustrating. Looking at your screenshots, I'm guessing these were all albums that were matched to your existing library? Just curious, looking for them, I see this: [1]
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by aeontech 5y ago
> Build it into their mail client and enable it by default, no? Support for S/MIME _is_ built into the client. The user has to configure their certificate keypairs, that part is not under the OS’s control (unless I’m missing somethi
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by aeontech 5y ago
You can certainly use E2E encryption (ie, S/MIME) for your email, whether it's using Apple Mail or not. I'm not sure what you suggest Apple can do about it if you don't use PGP/GPG on your side though (and yes, you
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by aeontech 5y ago
Apple has always been subject to US law, and as such, was always required to provide information that they do have access to. If it's in iCloud, most of it can be extracted by the law enforcement with court order. Nothing changed betwe
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by aeontech 5y ago
Looks like a fix is in the works at https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=225259 using your site as the reproduction case :)
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by aeontech 5y ago
This is a great print and a great story, thanks for that :) Link for those who are also curious like me: https://ccdl.claremont.edu/digital/collection/cyw/id/314/
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by aeontech 5y ago
I thought you were being sarcastic or joking but then I opened the link… truly this is not the future I thought we would be living in
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by aeontech 5y ago
Experian somehow has allowed _someone_ to reset my account username and email not once but twice in the past month. I'm, to put it mildly, not happy, and I've no confidence it's not going to get reset again tomorrow. Yes, I u
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by aeontech 6y ago
Oops, I must have misread, thanks, updated
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by aeontech 6y ago
And he was only -51-, correction, 53 when he passed… One has to wonder what more he would have accomplished had he lived another 30 years or more. As an aside, are there many pure research institutes left? It seems like academic life is now
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by aeontech 6y ago
The patent troll in the case got a 440M award… and Apple had to spend a bunch of engineering time throwing out the already-working p2p implementation and rebuilding a centralized version… and you’re suggesting that this was all a mere smoke
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Enforcing Modularity in Rails Apps with Packwerk(shopify.engineering)
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by aeontech 6y ago
If you read the parent post, the support is implemented on top of WebAuthn standard, so as far as developers are concerned, they don’t have to do anything Safari-specific to support it - their code will work fine with YubiKey or other Authe
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by aeontech 6y ago
I think the parent is referring to the fact that MS abandoned their browser engine and Edge is now running on Chromium as of Jan 2020.
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by aeontech 6y ago
I agreed with everything you wrote wholeheartedly except for the very last line. The fact is that Adobe tried for years to get Flash to be stable and performant on Android... and failed. So, yeah, there were good technical reasons not to ha
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by aeontech 6y ago
Is there more details about this published somewhere? I’m very curious to learn more
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by aeontech 6y ago
Curious, how does it compare to Ink? https://www.inklestudios.com/ink/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26147329
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by aeontech 6y ago
Ah, brilliant! Also, Jason Scott replied to me! Wohoo! Also, thank you for all the work you do, and thank you for writing about it.
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by aeontech 6y ago
I hope someone can put Internet Archive and Zero Freitas in touch with eachother. Zero is a businessman that has been buying up vinyl collections and archiving them in Brazil, amassing an enormous archive. https://thevinylfactory
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by aeontech 6y ago
Look at pgsync or pgloader https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22676112 There is also interesting work around using filesystem volume snapshots or clones for database cloning, but that requires infrastructural changes… I t
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by aeontech 6y ago
Some of the scam apps described in the article are bringing in 200-300K a year…

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