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by coffeecheque 11y ago
It might be a bug (could be a feature?) but when I paste the link into Slack, Slack visits the link and then when a contact goes to download it, it's already been deleted. Love the site though. Maybe it's not designed for sharing
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by coffeecheque 11y ago
Do you have an email I could contact you on? I can't see one in your profile.
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by coffeecheque 11y ago
It's The Economist. Most authors are anonymous. http://www.economist.com/blogs/economist-explains/2013/09/ec...
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by coffeecheque 11y ago
There's been wall-to-wall coverage on Australia's national broadcaster for days (and online). EDIT: Ah the parent comment has been deleted. It was saying that there hasn't been much mainstream news coverage of the New Horizon
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by coffeecheque 11y ago
Slightly OT, but what's the likelihood of Apple/Google integrating PGP natively into the OS? I know iPhone has S/MINE - but is PGP too much to ask?
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by coffeecheque 11y ago
An interesting take, and good to read some skeptical views. But the economies break down slightly if you are not paying 10c/kWh for electricity. In Australia we pay more than double that, even taking currency exchange into account. Als
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by coffeecheque 12y ago
LS have claimed responsibility for other services too though - HipChat, for example. It's unlikely all would suffer from internal issues at once. Though, as has been said before, anyone can claim responsibility. We'll soon see.
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by coffeecheque 12y ago
This is a really good point. I am not a programmer at all, but did learn a little bit of ASP.NET at university. I never use it anymore, but I ended up teaching myself PHP. I use PHP regularly, not to build anything grand - but it gets me by
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Tweet and Timeline Delay Issue(status.twitter.com)
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by coffeecheque 12y ago
There are many, many different takes on what is wanted. The Government's Communications Minister, the Attorney-General's Department, the Attorney-General himself and the police/spies have all said different things on what wil
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by coffeecheque 12y ago
It's disappointing that this has had very little coverage and/or discussion in the tech community outside Australia. I realise it's at a national level and therefore a domestic piece of legislation, but that doesn't stop
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by coffeecheque 12y ago
Thanks for that. Looks good. Pity there's no HTTPS though. Do you know/can you recommend any other OSM providers? Here.com is one of the best I've come across, but I'm wondering if there are any others.
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by coffeecheque 12y ago
This is fantastic news. It's a feature I've been missing since you introduced 2FA (which was also a great move)
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by coffeecheque 12y ago
Ubiquiti makes it easy. I set up a point-to-point link a few weeks ago using two of their cheaper antennas - it took minutes to configure the encrypted, secure connection - it "just works". I'd love to join a mesh network (or
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by coffeecheque 12y ago
Ah - that might explain why I had trouble trying to sniff the data for QuizUp too. I didn't know you could do that, so thanks!
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by coffeecheque 12y ago
Does anyone have any good "tick-offs" that you'd ideally have to meet before you could be classified as a PHP Dev? I had a look at the Zend certification link, and I know most of things on the list. It was surprising, because
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by coffeecheque 12y ago
There's some documents released under Freedom of Information about this place. https://www.righttoknow.org.au/request/principality_of_hutt_... It's mostly diplomatic cables
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by coffeecheque 12y ago
How far would an always on VPN go to solving parts of these problems? At least it'd be encrypted to the VPN data centre. I suppose from there it'd be in the clear, but at least it'd stop snooping at an ISP level. Or am I miss
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by coffeecheque 12y ago
I agree. I've had to spend some time lately on the host pricing page for an AirBnB rental and I would love some more advanced features. I've previously thought about writing a little program that keeps an eye on the major hotels i
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by coffeecheque 12y ago
Me too. I've noticed that finding the "change password" option on eBay is always really hard. On PayPal, it's got really annoying Javascripts that stop you copying and pasting passwords. I use a password manager, so all
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by coffeecheque 12y ago
Was it the SCATS system by chance? http://www.scats.com.au/
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by coffeecheque 12y ago
I think it is, worryingly for early backers. http://blog.ghost.org/introducing-ghostpro/
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by coffeecheque 12y ago
I've used the SIM900 boards a few times for a few moments with Arduino project. They are good and simple, but as you say not 3G (only GSM). I assume the 3G modules are different or not as in demand by Chinese manufacturers, which is wh
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by coffeecheque 12y ago
It's worth mentioning that the Rackspace product requires a minimum of 5 mailboxes, so the actual cost is $10 a month.
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by coffeecheque 12y ago
It's not free, but Fastmail would be my recommendation. I really love it. (If you look through my history, it's probably my most discussed topic) https://www.fastmail.fm/signup/personal.html $40 a year is $3.
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by coffeecheque 12y ago
Works for me for jogging, but I don't run every day. I run every two days. The chain is still a chain, but it's just a slight more distributed one. I printed a calendar and stuck it on my wall. Then I just mark it off with a big c
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by coffeecheque 13y ago
Having made the switch to Fastmail a while ago, I agree with the comments - mostly. While Fastmail is fantastic, it lacks the implementation polish of Gmail. Two-factor authentication is there, but not via a popup like on gmail. You have to
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by coffeecheque 13y ago
I agree. Banking login options are far from the most secure. My phpBB login passwords are much, much more secure than my banking. I just went to send a web-form email to my bank about it, and got this error: > Input contains invalid char
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by coffeecheque 13y ago
I love the addition of SFTP, and I hope to buy the update soon. Can anyone recommend a SFTP backup provider? My Arq backups are designed to be worst-case. I have other, local backup options in case of failure. I was using Glacier, but I ran
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by coffeecheque 13y ago
Looks fantastic. Well done. I'm not in the US, and got a little message saying "Join Our International Beta" but there's nothing in the FAQ to explain what it is, or why it appears I can't sign up. Can you explain f

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