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by beagle3 4y ago
The per-account "Message Store Type" under Tools->Accounts->(your account)->Server Settings Becomes modifiable, rather than read-only, after toggling the flag.
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by beagle3 4y ago
I’ve been using built in Maildir support for many years now (at least since early 2018, perhaps as early as 2013) and it works flawlessly, no extension needed. What extension are you using and why? The mail store conversion feature is still
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by beagle3 4y ago
... but that was only the "Postgres" release. The project now known as postgres was started in 1985 or so, with early demos and releases in the 1980s. And it probably traces actual code back to Ingres in 1982. https://e
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by beagle3 4y ago
Little Snitch can be setup whichever way you like, but the default/recommended way is for it to ask the user about every connection attempt, which you can then approve or deny (for a limited time, or forever). Little Snitch is a gate.
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by beagle3 4y ago
You somehow assume exploits never happen. There’s no MITM involved. Just another hop (potentially with an interactive go/no decision.
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by beagle3 4y ago
About ~20 years ago, I discovered that using WinSock's "select()" on Win2K can give you microsecond sleep resolution with reasonable (100us or so) precision. It was still that way on XP, I have no idea if it stayed that way f
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by beagle3 4y ago
Did you turn off "powernap" in settings? By default, a mac would wake up to download mail, run backups, and do other things in the middle of the night.
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by beagle3 4y ago
It’s actually time to switch to JPEG XL. Just one format, does lossless and lossy (and usually smaller than PNG when lossless, always smaller than JPEG when lossy)
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by beagle3 4y ago
Tangentially related: An F-15 pilot managed to land an F-15 with (essentially) one wing. https://www.sandboxx.us/blog/that-time-an-f-15-landed-withou... , and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxJcEz3h4tU
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by beagle3 4y ago
Personally, I recommend less alcohol. Pronounced, this would be "x at grade-down of count of each x" - and indeed, in "q" (a syntactic sugar for K that uses words instead of symbols), this is almost how you would write i
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by beagle3 4y ago
I learned APL on a mainframe over 30 years ago, which is not something I'd recommend (also, you're unlikely to have access to one), but rumor says Dyalog has good tutorials, such as "Mastering Dyalog APL", see links here
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by beagle3 4y ago
Thanks. I will wait until it’s actually possible to create back up webauthn keys (rather than enlisting two keys with every service).
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by beagle3 4y ago
APL, K or J ; I've learned APL, and was able to use it effectively - but things only really "clicked" when I learned K; And despite several attempts, J never did click for me -- not sure why, probably the associations I have
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by beagle3 4y ago
Does this also work for the WebAuthn / U2F / TOTP use cases, or just the PGP/PIV/SSH ones?
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by beagle3 4y ago
LittleSnitch was helpful on Mojave in this regard. However, since Catalina, there are literally hundreds of connections per day from "nsurlsessiond" and "gateway.icloud.com" (and a lot more), with no way to figure out wh
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by beagle3 4y ago
No, they tell you there’s excess mortality. They don’t tell you if it is a result of Covid, of skipping medical care, of lockdowns, of substance abuse, etc. Some countries experienced essentially no excess death even without vaccines, and s
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by beagle3 4y ago
Delays/dying-features with unexpected sickness / leave is common in startups and lean companies - if these things don’t affect schedule, it means you have “spares”, either in man power, in scheduling, or both. Spares are a good th
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by beagle3 4y ago
Are you aware of litestream? It's become quite useful in the last year or two, and recently provides synchronous replication. Worth checking it out (as well as rqlite and dqlite and bedrock) before starting your own project.
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by beagle3 4y ago
This is what modern (arc/orc) Nim versions do as well.
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by beagle3 4y ago
Taking ALA (e.g. flax seed oil, or an ALA supplement) 20 minutes before niacin reduces or eliminates flush for some people (me included). As do a few mg of melatonin (which, after a week or so, are not even making me sleepy)
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by beagle3 4y ago
Will use this comment to say: Anyone suffering from Restless Leg Syndrome, some people report that iron supplement helps, some people report that flush niacin (pure vitamin B3 in primal form; NOT inositol hexanicotinate, NOT nicotinamide, N
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by beagle3 4y ago
The missing part in your description, to the best of my understanding, is fat to ketone conversion - you don’t use the fat directly, the process takes time, so ketones have to already be circulating when you need them. It can also explain w
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by beagle3 4y ago
Surely there’s documentation you can point us to, since quite a few people have been fasting for a month at a time for ages? But I’m only looking for documented examples, not extrapolated theory (which is what your first response seems to b
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by beagle3 4y ago
You actually should exercise while fasting. When fasting, t he body gets rid of fat, and any muscles that are not essential. Which makes a lot of sense - maintaining muscle costs both protein and energy, even if they aren’t used much. I did
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by beagle3 4y ago
I did similar changes, with noticeable but modest results. It was when I added 2x100mcg of vitamin K2 per day, that I saw a huge difference - possibly to the point that technique doesn’t matter anymore. YMMV. Do not trust medical or nutriti
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by beagle3 4y ago
My answer is: I’ve been using sh/csh/tcsh/bash/zsh/fish for almost 30 years at this point. I’ve used powershell on windows, and it’s not bad, but it doesn’t give me anything useful on Linux I don’t already have with
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by beagle3 4y ago
Nitter is your friend if you care (while it lasts). Nitter.net or nitter.eu usually work for me.
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by beagle3 4y ago
To elaborate, Norway population is ~5M, which is ~0.05% of the the world population. Even if they were the worst polluters ever, at 20x average (they are not!) and even if they went back to living in caves and became vegetarian tomorrow --
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by beagle3 4y ago
This system works well for some things (side projects, sweeping the floor), but not others (treating medical conditions, handling tax issues). It is important to differentiate between those two classes of action items.
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by beagle3 4y ago
The problem is that those of use who care about privacy, are aware that the data is being collected in many ways, not all of them obvious. If you could prove that you aren't collecting any data, I might consider. However, there is

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