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Checker Services(github.com)
2 points by cuu508 6y ago|0 comments
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Cgit, Nginx and Gitolite: A Personal Git Server(bryanbrattlof.com)
128 points by cuu508 6y ago|82 comments
723.
Open Source Candies (Free-for-Open-Source Services)(github.com)
2 points by cuu508 6y ago|0 comments
724.
by cuu508 6y ago
Yes, but not every service offers recovery codes.
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Toxic Platform Disclaimer(read.tomstriker.org)
1 points by cuu508 6y ago|0 comments
726.
by cuu508 6y ago
I use automation, but can't think of cases where it simplifies my life. Automation adds complexity, an extra burden to maintain. Maybe something simple like using an alarm clock to wake up every morning would qualify. But even that c
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by cuu508 6y ago
I just assume my every keypress on a public/shared PC gets keylogged, so a password is not a great option either.
728.
by cuu508 6y ago
"can steal sustainable amounts of market share from competitors" is one type of "viable"
729.
by cuu508 6y ago
I haven't seen definite details and test results on these (but haven't looked recently). What specific configurations (CPU, MB, RAM) are known to work? Let's say I have a Ryzen system, how can I check if ECC really works? Lik
730.
First Contributions – a guide to contribute to open source projects(github.com)
3 points by cuu508 6y ago|0 comments
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Removing Google as a Single Point of Failure Part 2: Gmail(jakewharton.com)
53 points by cuu508 6y ago|10 comments
732.
Guide to Using YubiKey for GPG and SSH(github.com)
5 points by cuu508 6y ago|0 comments
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2020 Year in Review (Fathom Analytics)(indiehackers.com)
1 points by cuu508 6y ago|0 comments
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Managing my personal server in 2020(github.com)
5 points by cuu508 6y ago|0 comments
735.
by cuu508 6y ago
Thanks, I see. It's a blocking issue for me too.
736.
by cuu508 6y ago
They don't always make it obvious, but it is usually OAuth2, sometimes with tweaks
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Why do I do open source?(github.com)
2 points by cuu508 6y ago|0 comments
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by cuu508 6y ago
When logging in with GitHub, it asks for the following permissions: * Verify your GitHub identity * Know which resources you can access * Act on your behalf What does the last one mean, and why is it needed?
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YouTube Vanced(vancedapp.com)
3 points by cuu508 6y ago|0 comments
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by cuu508 6y ago
> To bring the parser to the UI, we can compile saffron to wasm and use generated bindings created with wasm-pack. Curious to know how big the wasm version is. The naive way would be an AJAX request to the server, and the server can then
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SponsorBlock(sponsor.ajay.app)
1 points by cuu508 6y ago|0 comments
742.
by cuu508 6y ago
Parent commenter says: > I currently don't know whether anyone is looking at it You don't need tracking cookies to track simple metrics like pageview numbers.
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Fighting Packet Loss with Curl(blog.healthchecks.io)
1 points by cuu508 6y ago|0 comments
744.
by cuu508 6y ago
... and the quest continues :-) It does look nice in the renders. If the smart features are also powered by the self-winding mechanism, that's a game changer. It's quite pricey though. I currently have a Kronaby Apex on my wrist.
745.
by cuu508 6y ago
> So what happened witch the itch, where is it. What was it all about? Sometimes the itch is "I like the challenge of finding/building a solution for X" not "I need a solution for X". Different from home automati
746.
by cuu508 6y ago
It's a legal face mask with the nose sticking out
747.
by cuu508 6y ago
How so? Storing a "user has opted out from tracking cookies" binary flag in a cookie is not the same as storing an unique identifier in a cookie.
748.
by cuu508 6y ago
$remote_country is interesting idea, you classify visitor into per-country "buckets". Although the buckets would not be of equal size. If you have a single regular visitor from a tiny country, $remote_country could uniquely identi
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by cuu508 6y ago
I wonder if it is or will be possible to set this up without littering the repo with another configuration file. In the past, I've done a couple one-off scans at https://lgtm.com/
750.
by cuu508 6y ago
Sadly, in my experience, ipv4 is generally more reliable than ipv6 still. Set up two hosts, host A and host B in two different data centers. Make them send HTTP requests to each other over ipv4 and over ipv6. You'll see that latency sp

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