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by aorth 8y ago
As of a few minutes ago the project now has an MIT license. So that clears that up! https://github.com/chrisdickinson/git-rs/blob/master/LICENSE...
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by aorth 8y ago
In Jordan the Uber cars I've used are always cleaner than Careems. The Careem app also used to send me annoying notifications about deals.
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by aorth 8y ago
Kernel Newbies has a much more accessible summary than a git log. :) https://kernelnewbies.org/Linux_5.0
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by aorth 8y ago
Oh. So that's what they meant by "variables support" in the ssl directives. I didn't realize the significance of that change when I read the changelog earlier today.
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by aorth 8y ago
Super cool. This and the Python-based subtitle downloader subliminal make working with subtitles really easy. I had previously relied on incremental fudging of times using trial and error with www.sync-subtitles.com.
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by aorth 8y ago
That's unreasonable. What about software security updates?
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by aorth 8y ago
> The Research app requires that users install a custom root certificate, giving Facebook the ability to see users’ private messages, emails, web searches, and browsing activity. Ouch. Yes that's really bad, even if it wasn't
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by aorth 8y ago
It's news to me! I was maintaining the libpod package on AUR and I just saw the deletion request now. Happy it's in community now, but would have been nice to hear before it got deleted from AUR! Might also want to delete cni-plug
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by aorth 8y ago
Post is about JMAP (Fastmail's IMAP/SMTP replacement), by the author of a newish webmail client called Cypht that has just recently implemented support for JMAP. Cool! Keep going! https://cypht.org/
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by aorth 8y ago
It wasn't obvious to me immediately, but the hostname of Google's DNS-over-TLS servers is: dns.google This is important for validating the TLS certificate that is provided by their servers on 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 (equivalent to req
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by aorth 8y ago
Cool. I wish there was an option to specify which trust stores to install to, for example only to Firefox's. The current default is to install in system (requires sudo), Chrome (which I don't use), and Firefox trust stores.
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by aorth 8y ago
I also donated today after reading their 2019 post. I've relied on Thunderbird for years. Having an independent, open source, and cross-platform email client with no vendor lock-in is important to me.
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by aorth 8y ago
For one project I keep notes in a git repository so I can grep them for stuff later. At the beginning of every month I create a 2018-11.md or whatever and keep the notes going there all month. For another project I keep notes in a wiki. It&
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by aorth 8y ago
I want to own my own content, servers, domains, etc... it's not even about Google specifically being evil—we gotta stop outsourcing stuff to people providing it to us for "free."
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by aorth 8y ago
Hugo has gotten very confusing as it has become more powerful. They are moving so fast and people are doing crazy stuff with it now! As the maintainer of a simple Hugo theme and a few simple blogs I can hardly keep up.
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by aorth 8y ago
I've been using WireGuard via algo for a few months and love it. What does PersistentKeepalive do?
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by aorth 8y ago
Wait, why is the calculator app installed as a snap? As a technology preview or proof of concept it's not very impressive—especially if it doesn't work!
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by aorth 8y ago
What about opmsg as a GPG replacement? > opmsg is a replacement for gpg which can encrypt/sign/verify your mails or create/verify detached signatures of local files. Even though the opmsg output looks similar, the concept
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by aorth 8y ago
http://detectportal.firefox.com
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by aorth 8y ago
Nice! I'm also looking at getting a YubiKey 4 or a Nitrokey after reading about it being used by all developers with commit access to kernel.org. https://www.linux.com/blog/2018/3/nitrokey-digital-tokens-
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by aorth 8y ago
Wow, this actually makes me want to go watch Moana . Great to see collaboration between big animation studios and the open-source software community. Also, Matt's analysis of his own code is unabashed and honest. In the end he managed
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by aorth 8y ago
Interesting! From a related discussion in 2017 on the bbr-dev mailing list: BBR will run well with fq_codel only after linux-4.13 (not yet released) Before linux-4.13, BBR _needs_ fq packet scheduler. fq is not fq_codel. See:
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by aorth 8y ago
Guessing you meant fq_codel instead of fq_model?
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by aorth 8y ago
Great release. I feel like momentum has slowed down since the massive version 57 "Quantum" debut, but I haven't had any problems with Firefox on macOS or Linux since then. Keep it up, Mozilla!
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by aorth 8y ago
Cool. This tool made me realize that my domain's DNS records were messed up. Everything worked most of the time, but sometimes people wouldn't receive my emails! It turns out I was missing the latest MX and SPF records from my pro
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by aorth 8y ago
Reading books! History, classics, science fiction. Amazing. People have written some amazing stuff over the years.
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by aorth 8y ago
Gimmick. Horrible.
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by aorth 8y ago
The only thing I miss about my Mac is the hardware. To be more specific: I miss the trackpad. I just picked up a 2018 ThinkPad Carbon X1 (6th Generation) and the machine runs Linux very well. The battery life is around eight or nine hours,
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by aorth 8y ago
Indeed! I was just thinking that this could be a substitute for viewing where I don't want to have to fire up OpenRefine, but for editing, GREL, reconciliation, etc OpenRefine is still king! I've just started playing with reconcil
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by aorth 8y ago
Yes! Like `mosh` for your VPN. Pretty cool.

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