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eveith
9y ago
> Don't you mean rounded up? round_down(1 / 2) = 0 Oops, you're right. Fixed. > I don't have experience with pen and paper RPGs, but how does this compare with other "ultra-light" RPGs like Risus? I have
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Show HN: SpartanS – a pub-compatible minimal RPG rule system
(dungeon-gazette.com)
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9y ago
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eveith
9y ago
I think that the achievement of some home-made appliance that was actually hard to get money-wise (and probably build) is one aspect of what makes those memories fond. But I have another explanation, which, I think, explains much of it. Bei
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eveith
10y ago
This repository contains two simple Perl5 scripts that: 1. Check for certificates that are about to expire, and notify the owner, 2. automatically renew a local certificate if it is about to expire. The scripts work with the Dogtag PKI ( ht
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Show HN: Dogtag PKI certificate expiry notification and auto-renewal
(github.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
Thank you; these answers have been most insightful! I learned quite a lot from browsing the links. I am writing "answers", plural, because although I post this as an answer to SkyMarshals text, I also mean the replies by aban, pel
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eveith
10y ago
I am not a web development guy, so this question might seem ridiculous: To me, it always seems that there are a lot of hazards in any web development project, security-wise: A number of attacks, be it injections, XSS, etc. When seeing a new
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10y ago
For most of my life, if I wanted to be productive, I aimed for 10h of sleep. Yes, really, ten hours. There is nothing like a good amount of sleep to make you productive. If its about achieving a certain goal, without pouring a specificed am
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13y ago
Whoops, with typo. Fixed here: https://gist.github.com/eveith/7532528
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Show HN: A simple Perl script that displays swapped processes on a Linux box
(gist.github.com)
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13y ago
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A simple Bash script for invoice scanning + OCR
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13y ago
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14y ago
If you want to cobble something together, an old PC running Bacula and USB drives might even do the trick. Together with VChanger, you have can have a full backup plan in effect without much investment. Just remember to rotate the USB drive