cpach

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   by cpach 1y ago

   Yes. I could be wrong but I thought that was the context for the question.
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   by cpach 1y ago

   AFAIK, the most popular service that people use for this is Markmonitor.
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   by cpach 1y ago

   Interesting! I guess it helped that phone calls were quite expensive, so people generally made very short calls. I haven’t really thought about this before but one of the main reasons for the pricing system could have been the facts that yo
4. 154.▲
   by cpach 1y ago

   What kind of solutions were employed in other cities? Does anyone know? Cities like London and New York etc must have had much more telephone lines.
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   by cpach 1y ago

   Alternative link, without paywall: https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/europe-no-longer-ignore-...
6. 156.▲
   by cpach 1y ago

   Yep, you need something like XeTeX in order to render the PDF.
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   by cpach 1y ago

   Very interesting article. Didn’t know there’s so much research left to do when it comes to Lyme disease.
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   by cpach 1y ago

   Apparantly their user name is ‘1970-01-01’
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   Using DNS for responding to ACME challenges(hsm.tunnel53.net)

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10. 160.▲
    by cpach 1y ago

    Médecins sans frontières perhaps? https://www.msf.org/
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    by cpach 1y ago

    Earlier discussions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10310846 – Oct 2015 (24 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10876730 – Jan 2016 (25 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2
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    by cpach 1y ago

    Indeed. AFAIK these kind of exits are not super-common for Swedish startups. I’ll echo what I wrote in another thread (about the Klarna IPO): Here’s hoping that a big chunk of that money gets re-invested in new startups and other exciting
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    by cpach 1y ago

    There are some companies that are trying to get SMRs up and running. https://www.ans.org/news/2025-02-05/article-6744/new-swedish... We’ll see how it goes.
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    by cpach 1y ago

    Haven’t seen much interest for Klarna here on HN which I find slightly surprising. Now the IPO is completed: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-b... The rise of Klarna has been a bit controversi
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    by cpach 1y ago

    In theory it could happen, but even so it would take years. There’s just so much C code out there. Stuff like Linux, Nginx, Apache, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, SQLite, QEMU, etc etc.
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    by cpach 1y ago

    IMHO it would make much more sense to use a local tool for this.
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    by cpach 1y ago

    Beautiful!
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    by cpach 1y ago

    Maybe, but how would the application know if /data/foo.bar is a local file or mounted via NFS/SMB/etc?
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    by cpach 1y ago

    I think Atlassian is kind of trying to be the Lotus Notes of the 20s. If so, I can see why their upper management approved this acquisition. Will anything good come out of it…? I could be wrong, but I seriously doubt it.
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    by cpach 1y ago

    Handling of maps/dictionaries could probably be improved. The current solution feels quite clunky.
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    by cpach 1y ago

    Point taken. One option to avoid this could be to use the DNS-01 challenge to get a wildcard cert from Let’s Encrypt. Then CT will not expose your subdomains.
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    by cpach 1y ago

    I kind of get your point, but think about what low barrier of entry for becoming a CA would imply. Also, there are loads of other requirements except this one and they are there for good reasons. It’s not easy to get your root certificate
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    by cpach 1y ago

    Or Wireguard.
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    by cpach 1y ago

    Haven’t read those documents but to me that sounds like a problem with the auditor rather than the guideline?
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    by cpach 1y ago

    Are there any certain exploits you’re worried about?
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    by cpach 1y ago

    I catch your drift, but the browser needs to treat all sites more or less the same. I’d say the easiest way out is to use the Caddy web server, which can take care of the certs all by itself.
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    by cpach 1y ago

    Google Cloud
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    by cpach 1y ago

    Interesting research. I haven’t read the report super-carefully but I’m not sure I would say this vulnerability is very easy to exploit. Answer from 1Password can be found here: https://support.1password.com/kb/202508&#
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    by cpach 1y ago

    Is Siri even in the same product category…?
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    by cpach 1y ago

    Discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44995640