etix

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61.
by etix 12y ago
For the webmail yes, definitely. For IMAP I don't think it would work, I personally use OTP when I do IMAP on an insecure device.
62.
by etix 12y ago
Probably because it's hard. Answering is easy, anyone can do it but making customers happy is way more difficult.
63.
by etix 12y ago
It would be a wise choice. I really hope they'll do it too.
64.
by etix 12y ago
IMAP IDLE works great, it's not as efficient as push on mobile because of the battery drain but at least you'll get instant notifications. That's what I use with K-9 on Android.
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From Gmail to Fastmail(blog.l0cal.com)
145 points by etix 12y ago|163 comments
66.
by etix 12y ago
This is the reason we're investing so much time on VLC for Android. Taking care of all the dirty work and just play your files no matter the device you're using.
67.
by etix 12y ago
For Android > 4.0 go for HLS but you'll need a proper encoder.
68.
by etix 12y ago
The most questionable thing is why did they keep the assert in production code. Looks like unfinished job to me.
69.
Crashing competing media players on Android(felix.abecassis.me)
49 points by etix 12y ago|26 comments
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VideoLAN is now accepting Bitcoin donations(videolan.org)
2 points by etix 13y ago|0 comments
71.
by etix 13y ago
No way if you lost your wallet.dat
72.
VLC is now providing an open-source chocolate(shop.borgodoro.it)
3 points by etix 13y ago|0 comments
73.
CoVim - Collaborative Editing for Vim(github.com)
2 points by etix 13y ago|0 comments
74.
by etix 13y ago
VideoLAN is a non-profit organization made of volunteers. Who's going to pay?
75.
Rethinking the VLC’s mirrors infrastructure(blog.l0cal.com)
2 points by etix 13y ago|2 comments
76.
by etix 13y ago
We use Munin for the graphs and Nagios for the alerts. The mitigation of the DDoS is done manually since we need to identify the patterns and block them.
77.
by etix 13y ago
Depends, I would say half of them are returning every once in a while and others only do a single request and never come back. No clear pattern here.
78.
This is what a DDoS attack looks like(geek.com)
180 points by etix 13y ago|70 comments
79.
by etix 14y ago
And this is not new, I've written an article on the exact same topic a year and a half ago about VLC: http://blog.l0cal.com/2011/07/07/these-companies-that-mislea...
80.
Why (not) to relicense VLC under LGPL?(remlab.net)
2 points by etix 14y ago|0 comments
81.
by etix 14y ago
Did you see that Microsoft is doing exactly the opposite these days by removing the DVD capabilities from Windows 8?
82.
VLC launches a kickstarter to support the Windows 8 User Experience(kickstarter.com)
7 points by etix 14y ago|0 comments
83.
The smartest game IDE I've seen(youtube.com)
6 points by etix 15y ago|1 comments
84.
by etix 15y ago
We're not even sure right now, we need advice from a lawyer.
85.
Parts of VLC are now re-licensed under the LGPL(plus.google.com)
45 points by etix 15y ago|20 comments
86.
Worldwide network measurements with RIPE Atlas(blog.l0cal.com)
1 points by etix 15y ago|0 comments
87.
by etix 15y ago
One dollar?! Are you kidding? I'll do it for free, post your email as a comment here if you want one.
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Companies that make money by distributing misleading versions of VLC(blog.l0cal.com)
248 points by etix 15y ago|77 comments
89.
Country IP Blocks database needs your help(countryipblocks.net)
4 points by etix 15y ago|3 comments
90.
Possible compromise of PHP.NET servers(twitter.com)
1 points by etix 16y ago|0 comments

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