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by efortis 5y ago
On the one hand, security guidelines are fairly OS independent. Likewise, it helps whether it's self hosted or not. On the other hand, I guessed most people would post Linux stuff, so I added FreeBSD content for those who want an alter
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by efortis 5y ago
Broken down into a few topics: - Basics https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?security - Baseline Hardening https://github.com/uxtely/ops-utils/tree/main/location-serve... - Networkin
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How to ban incoming Russian IP addresses on our servers?
17 points by efortis 5y ago|7 comments
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by efortis 5y ago
I'd use something like this: body { max-width: 640px; margin: 0 auto; font-family: system-ui } <details> <summary>FAQ #1</summary> <p>Answer to FAQ #1</p> </det
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by efortis 5y ago
Load the website in Firefox with the Network Panel open, hit "Escape", and right-click "lisa.jpg" -> "Save Image As"
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macOS Monterey Users Report Connectivity Issues with USB Hubs(macrumors.com)
2 points by efortis 5y ago|0 comments
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by efortis 5y ago
I made you a draft for that UX, drop the JSON into: https://free.uidrafter.com https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1GzZqEKIOFoRjFVkZKi4J...
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by efortis 5y ago
I've been given the views laid out with flow chart symbols and annotations. Similarly, clickable mockups, video workflows, and semi-working coded prototypes. All of them help, but they are slow and expensive. Not to mention changes. ==
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by efortis 5y ago
Thanks for the reply. I imported a PDF with forms and it drew them fine. In Inkscape I also have to clear the kernings, and reflow. It's not perfect, but it's a good starting point. Figma and XD can't import PDFs at all.
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by efortis 5y ago
Finally! one that can import PDFs, a must have for tuning. For example, "Print to PDF" from the browser and import it in an editable format. === My question, as you made it a PWA, why bother with Electron? === BTW, I bet you have
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by efortis 5y ago
For UI Drafter https://uidrafter.com I keep deps at a minimum for the sake of having fewer moving pieces. I chose a stack that I was already familiar with. The impact on success is marginal, but I'd say that it's cost
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by efortis 5y ago
I've been a solo-founder full-time for 5 years on https://uidrafter.com In the repo, I have a markdown file with bugs and tasks. I update it everyday and reprioritize it ~biweekly. I start the day with the most difficult ta
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by efortis 5y ago
This is my 2-server infrastructure (network and firewall) as it's in production. I'd start playing with it in two local VMs. https://blog.uidrafter.com/engineering/freebsd-jails-network... As for books, Ivan
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by efortis 5y ago
Not side-by-side, but I open the pages in the first two tabs and cycle Cmd+1, Cmd+2 to see what moves.
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by efortis 5y ago
Sorry I thought you were worrying about your PII and the filepath as two different things.
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by efortis 5y ago
The only way I can reproduce your scenario is by inserting an image using "Link" instead of "Embed". Other than that, was it part of the original/downloaded file?
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by efortis 5y ago
Probably for copyright and license. It's a common feature, MS Office documents include even more metadata, such as how many times the file has been saved.
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by efortis 5y ago
How and where did you install it? The .dmg from their site, and Arch's pacman didn't add user metadata to my installations. You can clear yours: File -> Document Properties -> Metadata (clear all fields) -> Save as defaul
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by efortis 5y ago
This one and a few more are awesome: https://www.instagram.com/p/Byl2M0oJnwJ/ How do you code that? I'm trying to guess who inspired you: Duncan Brinsmead, Keith Peters? === About the pens, what happened to t
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by efortis 5y ago
Yes, 16+ feet with a simple mechanism. It works like old typewriters. You align the corners of the paper and then clamp it. Compare that, at the time, to the top of line of a Gerber (or 3M) plotter that was the only one able to handle 12+ f
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by efortis 5y ago
I bought an Ioline Smart Trac 24 in. x 16 ft. in ~1998 and still works perfectly. Here's a video of my plotter with a Sharpie: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1IbZ4IPUEkU28_KBybtFo... The best pens are
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by efortis 5y ago
Inkscape does it. Change the text to paths (Path -> Object to Path)
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by efortis 5y ago
In plain JS: pipe(a, b, c) is equivalent to a().then(b).then(c) function pipe(...functions) { (async () => { let accum; for (const fn of functions) accum = await fn(accum); }()); }
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by efortis 5y ago
I'm not a drummer but my most inspiring example of picking up concepts is this video [1] of Larnell Lewis playing "Enter Sandman" by ear for the first time. Note how his vocabulary helps him learn the form of the song and its
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by efortis 5y ago
You say: 1. [The] question is intended to be a conceptually simple one. 2. There isn't anything inherently tricky about it. 3. I won't directly post the question here. Without the question we can't tell you if it's s
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by efortis 5y ago
Air Circulator (Vornado)
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SVG Path Tutorial(youtube.com)
1 points by efortis 5y ago|0 comments
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by efortis 6y ago
In this video [1] the developer uses the prefix *old* where I normally used *prev*. Today I renamed all those "previous in time" to "old" for distinguishing them from the previous or next of a list. [1] https:/&#x2
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by efortis 6y ago
There are only two workarounds that are particular to running on the browser. One of them, yes, it's an insane one, the File System related things. When I started the project I was hoping the FileSystem Web API was going to be better a
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Architecture of a desktop-like SPA(blog.uidrafter.com)
62 points by efortis 6y ago|27 comments

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