ejrv

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   by ejrv 8y ago

   This is mostly just a matter of release cycles, where Debian's is slow and the timing is unfortunate for them. Had this been discovered a few months from now (after the release of Debian 10, which has a modern-enough GCC version for -f
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   by ejrv 8y ago

   While there's an argument to make for blue light blocking with regards to sleep and maybe eye strain, the article is wrong about UV protection: modern (non-CRT) screens do not emit UV.
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   by ejrv 8y ago

   Location: Canterbury, UK Remote: Yes, exclusively Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Linux (Debian/Ubuntu, RHEL/CentOS, etc), iptables, Apache, Nginx, ModSecurity, MySQL, cPanel, Plesk, WordPress, Bootstrap, HTML5, CSS, SEO, ba
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   by ejrv 8y ago

   I've recently moved from Gmail to Fastmail (which also has a calendar), and to MicroG + Yalp instead of Google Apps on my phone. Both have worked very well for me as privacy-conscious alternatives, with minimal hassle after the initial
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   by ejrv 8y ago

   I've been running BBR on both my web server and my own laptop for quite some time now with good results. It's included in the mainline Linux kernel - if you have kernel 4.9 or newer you can probably trial BBR yourself with these s
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   by ejrv 8y ago

   Nirv's recommendation below is spot on, but here's a ready-made version as well: https://github.com/ejrv/linuxconfigs/blob/master/etc/ssh/ssh... It's basically a clone of Mozilla
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   by ejrv 8y ago

   I'm much less anxious and more self confident since moving abroad. I now feel like I could fairly easily move to- and live anywhere I choose to, which is incredibly empowering. It's also given me some new sense of perspective, and
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   by ejrv 8y ago

   One thing I've found amusing is you can cut down SSH hacking attempts to almost zero (at the cost of compatibility with legacy systems) by using very progressive encryption. If you force use of ChaCha20/Poly1305, ED25519 and so fo
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   by ejrv 8y ago

   There was talk about integrating Mailpile into cPanel years ago[1] - I remember discussing it with an acquaintance who worked at cPanel at the time. I wonder why it never gained traction with either them, or any other web hosting/contr
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    by ejrv 8y ago

    Location: Canterbury, UK Remote: Yes, exclusively Willing to relocate: No (I only just moved here!) Technologies: Linux, iptables, MySQL, Nginx, Apache, ModSecurity, cPanel, Plesk, WordPress, DDoS mitigation, spam filtering, web hosting env