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by daenney 9y ago
> I presume they will be working with some officials to put these in to some key infrastructure, not handing them out to people who literally have nothing You don't need to presume, it's stated in the article: The company has e
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by daenney 9y ago
Odd. Any vault I have has a sync service attached to it and has a Sync Now button. How do you sync that vault?
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by daenney 9y ago
Settings > Vault > <select your vault> > Sync Now.
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by daenney 9y ago
I've been running it since dev preview 1, no Homebrew issues whatsoever over the past 2+ months.
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by daenney 9y ago
One does not exclude the other. If both are mindful about this, the chance of something going wrong goes way down. It's not that drivers have sole responsibility in this, it just helps to reduce the amount of injuries if they too adapt
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Justice Department goes nuclear on Google in search warrant fight(arstechnica.com)
112 points by daenney 9y ago|76 comments
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by daenney 9y ago
Same, which is why I switched. But in order to force you to do it right it helps to rebind the original ctrl key to something else, in order to kill the old habit. I found that after about a week or so it came pretty naturally.
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by daenney 9y ago
Then prove them wrong instead. Just because it's on their website doesn't mean it's misleading or incorrect.
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by daenney 9y ago
Considering how may key combo's require ctrl I end up remapping caps lock to ctrl instead. And then remap the original ctrl to esc.
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A brief overview and history of systemd(hackernoon.com)
3 points by daenney 9y ago|0 comments
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Chrony: Comparison of NTP implementations(chrony.tuxfamily.org)
86 points by daenney 9y ago|52 comments
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by daenney 9y ago
This isn't really about killing "the web" though, it's about changing web development as we do it today. At least, when I read that title I assumed it was about the web as a whole, not just web apps and the way we develo
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Adobe security team posts private PGP key on blog(arstechnica.com)
2 points by daenney 9y ago|0 comments
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by daenney 9y ago
Every single feature someone accepts into a code-base comes at a cost. That feature needs to be reviewed, tested and above all maintained and deal with any possible bugs that might arise from it. Especially open source developers only have
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PulseAudio under the hood(gavv.github.io)
271 points by daenney 9y ago|171 comments
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Dive into the details of iOS 11: Is Apple still detail-oriented?(hackernoon.com)
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by daenney 9y ago
> If this would actually happen it would mostly just expose a tremendous shitheap of "enterprise" code created by consulting firms whose entire business model is based on delivering and "maintaining" overengineered c
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by daenney 9y ago
You're conveniently forgetting all kinds of hardware driver issues and bugs and fixes in newer kernels that Android users will never get. Even if AOSP and Google update, the vast majority of devices don't run AOSP nor are Nexus&#x
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by daenney 9y ago
Supposed to, perhaps. But it's not going to happen. Kerberos is ridiculously complex (it's not named after Hades' three-headed dog for nothing) and hard to deploy. When used it is usually only done for company's own&#x2F
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by daenney 9y ago
In a way yes, it's trying to avoid the initial redirect. But not in order to save you from the potential latency of the initial redirect: > These sites do not depend on the issuing of the HSTS response header to enforce the policy,
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by daenney 9y ago
> This forcing of opinionated things goes on my nerves. How about develop the browser, and let the mass decide what they use. It's Google's browser forcing one of Google's own gTLDs to HTTPS. There is no masses involved. A
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by daenney 9y ago
Both local and AWS deployment guides mention needing to get a Google API key, but not what for. I'm guessing it's for this bullet point: > Track bounce rate and other standard metrics. You can also insert tracking pixels and un
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by daenney 9y ago
I'm not aware of anything in the HN guidelines stating that matters that have been discussed before, opinion or not, should not be posted or are not worthy of further attention or discussion? If it's not interesting to people it&#
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by daenney 9y ago
Though OStatus is going away[0] (eventually) in favour of ActivityPub. [0]: https://hackernoon.com/mastodon-and-the-w3c-f75f376f422
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by daenney 9y ago
> So the PyPi issue isn't a bug. It is an attack by hostiles. Arguably. The issue with typosquatting on PyPi has been known and demonstrated for a long time, but nothing has been done about it. Considering there are ways of closing
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by daenney 9y ago
None of that, nor the good that they have done, negates the fact that distributions can fuck up too. And regardless of whether OpenSSL had a plethora of bugs from upstream, this one wasn't one of them. It was only in Debian, because of
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by daenney 9y ago
> Missing: a way to disallow any non-whitelisted hosts from a tab. E.g. having a gmail tab is useless, because every link you click will open in that profile (and you won't notice because hey, it works) and now your gmail credential
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by daenney 9y ago
When this started rolling out it caused havoc for us. Without any warning that this was happening half of the people in our org got their display_name set to their full name, and the other half got their handle. For no apparent reason. With
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by daenney 9y ago
I have, in 2 different projects and rejected PRs to introduce it in another three. Because "all it seems to do" is move the problem to a different location. You fail to give any examples as to why it would be an improvement too, a
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by daenney 9y ago
Pipfile isn't a replacement for setup.py, it's meant to replace requirements.txt / how you specify the dependencies of your project. As you've noted, setup.py can do a lot more than that.

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