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by edwinyzh 5y ago
> we were able to have the local database file be encrypted protecting the data at rest. How do you store the password locally? Or do you requesting the passwords from a remote server?
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
Well, I hope the US will payback well to you guys for being in line with Washington's desire and agenda.
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
>>Europe has a long history of dealing with imperial bullies Check https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:History_of_European_c...
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
Check Constitution of the Republic of China (Taiwan): https://law.moj.gov.tw/ENG/LawClass/LawAll.aspx?pcode=A00000...
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
Well, in the past I've tried Sourcegraph several times, but it never give me experiences that match the was-dead-many-years-ago Google Code Search. I wish the new github code search does that.
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
Re. remote desktop stability, not sure if my experience as someone censored by the GFW makes any sense, but when my RDP to oversea Windows host become unstable, Jump Desktop gives me fast and stable connection, and for free. Their program i
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
I agree too! It's the BEST!
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
I wonder that too, since I didn't watch closely nor use facebook frequently. IIRC there was a Russian company was hot since it has a bunch of popular games based on the FB platform.
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
I was just wondering this
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
Great! It must be very useful! What's the license of the copied code?
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
>> Another thing that made it tricky is that a lot of what he says sounds totally >> normal for modern American English, it's just a little... poetic? The bit about >> fathers and grandchildren would fit right into a
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
Oh Thanks! I can feel the differences!
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
Hi, as someone who has a very limited knowledge in the English language, I'd be very curious to see the old farm's talk be rewritten with modern way of speaking/word choice? I'll appreciate it!
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
Holy... I had the similar idea and have just implemented it ( https://sitemakertools.com/vps-bootstrapper/ ), but for Linux!
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
Search youtube for this kind of videos.
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
It' great to have alternatives although I need nothing more than what Let's Encrypt offers. PS, do you think there is a chance for a similar service to be available in the future, but for EXE file signing ;)
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
Great! And my free GUI admin panel will support it! https://sitemakertools.com/vps-bootstrapper (runs on workstation, only SSH is needed, no need to pre-install anything on the server side!)
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
A very well written article about SQLite FTS5! One question - it seems that your search result displays the matching paging number, how did you do that? because as far as I know, unlike FTS4, FTS5 has no `offsets` function.
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
I LOVE SumatraPDF because is very fast! In the past I've used Adobe (so sluggish), Foxit reader (was fast).
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Ask HN: Does it have potential? I made a GUI tool managing remote Linux server(sitemakertools.com)
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
What web server software you run in your VPS, and what resources/control/files your local firefox can access/manage?
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
Well Well, I've just gone through the setup with fastmail and currently trialing their platform, for a new domain of mine, otherwise if I know this earlier, I should have tried it first...
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
So a lot of FreeBSD command line tools support JSON output? That's cool! And I wish it was linux...
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
I see now! So the 'expired' field is for checking died/incompleted workers.
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
Thanks for the explanation and time is needed in order to digest it... I guess one might start with the simple "status" field approach ;)
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
Tried snapdrop, but it didn't work. Not sure if it's related to the GFW....
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
Very useful! Tried the iPhone and Windows clients and they works!
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
Great! So I learned this technique. But one thing that's not clear to me - how a "expired" datetime field can allow easy retries? Anyone give me an example? Thanks!
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
IIRC, the author of SQLite uses TCL.
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by edwinyzh 5y ago
But to me they are good analogies! And I laughed!

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