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cimnine
3y ago
I often hit CTRL-R to reload a services config. I press `CTRL+R`, enter `reload`, and continue to hit `CTRL+R` until the right service appears. Enter. Done. Usually way quicker, especially when switching between distros. As one calls it htt
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Valve's Handbook for New Employees (2012)
(valvesoftware.com)
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Can I Email
(caniemail.com)
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3y ago
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4y ago
After a re-deployment, our website's back in business. But that shouldn't happen.
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Tell HN: Cloudflare Pages serves wrong content
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4y ago
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Persistence Programming – Are we doing this right?
(queue.acm.org)
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cimnine
4y ago
Devices should offer a quick way too disable the feature for a limited amount of time, so that people don't forget to turn it back on. Like it's possible with Do Not Disturb features. Perhaps that could be called Action Mode.
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cimnine
4y ago
It's possible to disable that, see https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4995042
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Network Locations on macOS Ventura
(discussions.apple.com)
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4y ago
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An Interactive Guide to Flexbox
(joshwcomeau.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Good point. So there is more to it, which I didn't consider before. As I understand [1], the client uses the public key of the key pair used by the SNI to encrypt the SNI value, additionally to any TLS encryption. Only the actual SNI h
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4y ago
As I understand, the public key that is used for authenticity is not the same as the one being used for encryption — at least since TLS 1.3, before it depends. The scheme is known as forward secrecy. For the encryption, an ephemeral key pai
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This is how Slack decides when to send a notification
(twitter.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Several opensource projects, especially Linux distributions, have solved this problem long ago by setting up a web of volunteer mirrors. They docs and scripts to quickly set up an additional mirror. The central HTTP server of easylist could
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4y ago
I wonder why they use nginx, and not Caddy or similar. Some service, which would handle all the certificate stuff natively, without having to deal with an extra script for certificates and without having to ensure that certbot runs from tim
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cimnine
4y ago
Afaik 1password together with Fastmail, see https://1password.com/fastmail/ or https://www.fastmail.com/1password/ , respectively.
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The Bomb
(bbc.co.uk)
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cimnine
4y ago
Did anybody else notice that the link to this article about speed limiters is to a site called breaking news?
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cimnine
5y ago
Why wouldn't they hire a person that is a professional electronic forensics expert to look into such a device? (Yes, cost, most probably.) I say this as «not connecting ground» sounds like a rooky mistake. Using their procedure – i.e.
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Swiss CERT informs companies via snail mail about security issues
(twitter.com)
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5y ago
I love OSMAnd too and used it in places where Google Maps was subpar, e.g. in India or places in the middle east. But also all over Europe when roaming data was still expensive and recently when I crossed Canada east to west by car. The ben
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Gitlab Was Down (System Wide Outage)
(status.gitlab.com)
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5y ago
Also https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRLNpQfRb1c
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Ansible 5.0
(github.com)
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5y ago
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Quick and Free OCR of PDFs from the CLI
(brainfood.xyz)
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5y ago
I wonder why the private keys of these signing-certificates don't live exclusisvely in HSMs. At least if they do, then the range of suspects should be pretty narrow.
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5y ago
Thanks. Here are direct links for the curious: - https://patents.google.com/patent/US8588949B2 - https://patents.google.com/patent/US9195258B2 - https://patents.google.com/patent&#
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5y ago
It'd be a more or less automated version of this (German) article: https://www.fabiblog.de/2018/08/21/openssh-certificate-autho... Google Translate'd Version: https://translate.google.com
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Ask HN: Automated SSH PKI Solution
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RedBull X-Alps 2021 Live Tracker
(redbullxalps.com)
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