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by chaz6 6y ago
It is a shame there is not an option to force IPv4 or IPv6. It defaults to IPv6 which is good, except that because my ISP does not offer IPv6 I am forced to use a tunnel, and that tunnel gives a misleading result compared to my ISP.
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by chaz6 6y ago
Will you add support for boringssl?
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by chaz6 7y ago
It is surprising to see a service launching in 2020 with no IPv6 support.
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by chaz6 7y ago
Is it feasible to deliver a compiler as a standalone executable (e.g. * .appimage on linux or * .exe on windows)? Edit: couldn't find how to use a raw * next to text without it changing the formatting in HN.
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by chaz6 7y ago
Thanks for making this! I would be interested in support for netflow so that it could potentially work with any capable router/firewall.
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by chaz6 7y ago
A revolution against the largest military in the world does not have a lot of chance to succeed.
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by chaz6 7y ago
So far no mention of SCTP which would have been fine if people switched to IPv6 (which more and more are every day). Instead we have this monster of a protocol emulating it over UDP.
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by chaz6 7y ago
I have heard stories about people in Ireland struggling to get certain services because their name contains a Fada, but some of the identity paperwork they have is missing the Fada due to lack of support by computer systems.
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by chaz6 7y ago
I can confirm, I am one of them. My current project is ~13k LOC and ~50 classes. It's the only way to get solutions built quickly without a mammoth of bureaucracy involved.
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by chaz6 7y ago
There is a derivative called rqlite which uses the raft consensus protocol to give you a highly fault-tolerant distributed database. https://github.com/rqlite/rqlite
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by chaz6 7y ago
Thank goodness for gmane. I hate mailing lists with a passion when nntp does the same thing with less overhead. Plus, when you join a group, you get to see the entire history. It's hard to reply to a message you do not have. As a corol
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by chaz6 7y ago
My suggestion for a tld unlikely to ever be issued in future is "icann-sucks" but it might not be appreciated by the average business.
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by chaz6 7y ago
Fibreglass can be reused to make cement which has the benefit of reducing its production emissions by up to 16%. https://www.compositesworld.com/blog/post/recycled-composite...
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by chaz6 7y ago
Does anyone know how to get in touch with the project founder? Kickstarter does not seem to provide any way. I would like a two pack, with one of each size, but right now you have to choose one or the other.
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by chaz6 7y ago
The official Qt installer supports CentOS (useful if you want the most recent version of Qt without compiling from source), and it also optionally provides a more recent version of OpenSSL necessary for QtWebEngine and possibly other applic
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by chaz6 7y ago
Quite; the latest trend of "Robotic Process Automation" is quite sad. Rather than automating a bad process, you should improve the process itself.
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by chaz6 7y ago
I tested this script in Firefox and it worked for me:- https://gist.github.com/IanColdwater/88b3341a7c4c0cf71c73ac5...
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by chaz6 7y ago
Plate shift is why it is important when recording coordinates to also record the time of the measurement, because not only do the plates move, they deform.
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by chaz6 7y ago
As a long time Firefox user, thank you! If Mozilla fails, the world wide web will be owned by corporations.
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by chaz6 7y ago
In the UK we have council tax which is a fee to local government paid monthly for services like road maintenance and waste disposal. In recent years the majority of councils have started charging double the rate on properties that are empty
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by chaz6 7y ago
> no mention of U2F/FIDO I came here to say this. U2F is my authenticator of choice, as I believe it is the most secure of all the alternatives. The only downside is having to manage multiple tokens on each account, but it is worth
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by chaz6 7y ago
This is not new, but has been updated with a letter from "Director National Security". The last line reads:- "If we do not get this right then the impact on the safety of our citizens, and our children, will be stark." I
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by chaz6 7y ago
The title is a little misleading. What actually happened was that one of BoE's suppliers was surrepticiously selling access to an audio feed which was 8 seconds ahead of the video which was intended to be a backup in case the video fee
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by chaz6 7y ago
I am finding more and more sites linked from here to be blocked by my corporate proxy. The offending "host" is malware.opendns.com. They ought to inform site owners when they are listed.
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by chaz6 7y ago
Firefox will need a new error page ERR_DNS_NEEDS_PAYMENT
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by chaz6 7y ago
IPv6 will make it easier to access your data anywhere. I am putting this here because so far nobody has mentioned it.
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by chaz6 7y ago
With Edge being based on Chromium I expect many corporations will start switching away from Google Chrome, but it's just swapping one corporate overlord for another.
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by chaz6 7y ago
Surely we are not far off models capable of submission-quality essays that will enable a new generation of cheating.
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by chaz6 7y ago
The notification can be shown in the unifi controller, and optionally send an email. If you are using the controller you would be expected to understand the concept of a crash report.
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by chaz6 7y ago
Same here. The only 2FA method I trust is FIDO U2F. If only sites would let me federate my authentication so I have one place to manage my tokens instead of having to manage them on each site.

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