bandie91

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   by bandie91 5y ago

   LD_PRELOAD is the greatest thing ever.
2. 182.▲
   by bandie91 5y ago

   i did not refer to plain security measures. all security measures you listed can be and, in fact, are well hidden under the hood, so the end user does not have to worry about them. i was more about the insane consequences of today's we
3. 183.▲
   by bandie91 5y ago

   or it'd be nice if people weren't have to play hide-and-seek, schwarzer-peter, and spot-the-difference games when just want to browse the damn internet.
4. 184.▲
   by bandie91 5y ago

   you confuses theology/doctrine and discipline. doctrine does not change. theology expresses doctrine as much as human can. theology changes in expression as human develops in (supernatural and natural) knowledge and understanding. disc
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   by bandie91 5y ago

   your description very much confuses theology with discipline. the visible signs of lent and fasting are only disciplinary questions, which is a kind of an implementation of theology. one can implement it worse or better. i agree that it&#x2
6. 186.▲
   by bandie91 5y ago

   would not < details > tag[1] solve it? [1]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/de...
7. 187.▲
   by bandie91 5y ago

   many +1 and add target=_blank to the list.
8. 188.▲
   by bandie91 5y ago

   incremental downloads for Kiwix is also very much missing to me.
9. 189.▲
   by bandie91 5y ago

   it's maybe one of the wikipedia-over-dns service. i had this but it does not work by now: dig +short txt Article_Title.wp.dg.cx
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    by bandie91 5y ago

    those who made the web stadards capable of doing _anything_ with the user's computing environment, let it be any useless/arbitrary, and those who forced this arbitrary code execution platform to be the same as the information brow
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    by bandie91 5y ago

    EPILEPSY WARNING
12. 192.▲
    by bandie91 5y ago

    at least Delta Chat[1] builds Instant Messaging on the email infrastructure. [1] https://delta.chat
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    by bandie91 5y ago

    shameless plug: see autossl.so[1]. it is not a proxy per se, but an LD_PRELOAD-able lib which upgrades plain socket connections to TLS for applicaitions which does not support TLS themself (or using too old SSL versions). [1] https:/&
14. 194.▲
    by bandie91 5y ago

    keep calm and `shopt -s histverify` on
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    by bandie91 5y ago

    why is it better than just let people "git clone" your repos? i mean it restricts how the users can browse them, while cloning them, they can browse in any way they want. it's not like accessing git repos on the web, IMO, bec
16. 196.▲
    by bandie91 5y ago

    i bet it's the `cat file | while read …` loop what you are referring to, not any loop. but correct me.
17. 197.▲
    by bandie91 5y ago

    i need ipv6 nat because isp gives me only 1 ip.
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    by bandie91 5y ago

    TIL: Metalink is an Internet standard that harnesses the speed and power of peer to peer networking and traditional downloads with a single click. For users and content providers, Metalink makes downloading simpler, faster, and more reliabl
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    by bandie91 5y ago

    see killall(1) and pkill(1)
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    by bandie91 5y ago

    IMO speaking TP is not restricted by licenses. i can speak it completely offline. and IMO it's designed primarily to be spoken, not written. so a paid or non-free book is not an obsticle, since TP's design philosophy wants to incl
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    by bandie91 5y ago

    > speak a proper dialect (not mutually understandable with regular Polish speakers) a language's dialects are mutually understandable by definition IMO, if they are not, then those are not one language's dialects but (dialects
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    by bandie91 5y ago

    a drawback of relying on ETag is that if a page is visited frequently, then the cache validation "If-None-Match" request still being sent and takes bw+latency+computation+etc and I suspect that if the connection is broken or statu
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    by bandie91 5y ago

    yes, thanks for clarification. my impression that /path and /path?parameter were handled in relation of each other is because some proxy added an option to do so. but good to know that user agents does not.
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    by bandie91 5y ago

    as of my understanding of the original design of HTTP, each HTTP resource may state how long itself can be cached in the response header; and the client (browser, proxy, etc) does not have to re-request the resource before the expiry. this
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    by bandie91 5y ago

    i'm happy you asked. it's less like "registering" keyword–site pairs, more like broadcasting keywords about your site. normally only the site owner can broadcast keywords about the site (it's cryptographically signe
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    by bandie91 5y ago

    in some public transport company ticket ordering website, someone discovered that the ticket's price parameter is coming from the client side. he decided to bought a very cheap one, then reported the incident. next day the National Ter
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    by bandie91 5y ago

    actually i had a similar idea for a keyword-based addressing/search on the web. let's call is keyword naming system, KNS. anyone can define any number of keywords for his website (not neccessarily bound to a dns domain) and these
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    by bandie91 5y ago

    same in Hungarian: idő = time, weather. and in Latin and in many roman languages.
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    by bandie91 5y ago

    according to my experience human multitasking can work until tasks do not conflict which of your "peripherial" they want to use. ie. people can think and talk while peeling potato. but often they can not effectively type on the co
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    by bandie91 5y ago

    it reminds me the FrogPad keyboard