folmar

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421.
by folmar 6y ago
It helps to have a good combination of hardware on both ends. Some switches happily do 200-300m but others don't.
422.
by folmar 6y ago
It nice, but the old servers use a _lot_ of electricity and the single-core performance might be a killer.
423.
by folmar 6y ago
There is a couple for go and at least one for rust, although I don't know how well it fares. It shines more with languages which allow first-class runtime reflection and code loading, but you only care if dealing with runtime-configure
424.
by folmar 6y ago
I've seen it adressed with and additional parameter ?field=list,of,those,you,want in a few big commercial applications. It did not file REST-way to me, but it is easy and works both server- and client-side.
425.
by folmar 6y ago
Or go the browser way and make the filepicker system-level and granting access as you select.
426.
by folmar 6y ago
Did you trial the ususal suspects for getting those features you list, eg. REST+WADL, SOAP+WSDL?
427.
by folmar 6y ago
I guess not a lot of people use the main screen at all. It only hass a minicalendar and you probably have another calendar application anyway.
428.
by folmar 6y ago
They are a commodity, sold by a truckload, come from replacement of big corporations' PCs. Might not be good enough to give a whole state the same model though.
429.
by folmar 6y ago
I bet there is a standard protocol H.323 and a lot of hardware available... but then the garden walls would be breached.
430.
by folmar 6y ago
As a "power user" I totally disdain the idea. I know what will appear in programs I use often and touch without waiting for the button to be drawn.
431.
by folmar 6y ago
I still vote for the Material Design fad. They've named nondiscoverability a virtue. Can we go to Windows 3.11 design please?
432.
by folmar 6y ago
This also works great if you are a regular employee.
433.
by folmar 6y ago
If you are cable-connected and on the edge of your wifi range it will periodically drop your cable connection to check if wifi is good. Not great. Connecting to wifi takes way longer than without it. Simple dhcpcd for ethernet + wpa_supplic
434.
by folmar 6y ago
A reasonable attacker would provide different file to curl and to the browser so you inspect something else then you run and don't even have a copy of the file.
435.
by folmar 6y ago
command 2> >(sort -n|logger -t DEBUG -f -) | other pipeline
436.
by folmar 6y ago
All links have a thin red line through them: https://pasteimg.com/images/2020/09/29/strika.png
437.
by folmar 6y ago
I remember both Roundcube and Squirrelmail supporting them, and they are quite common.
438.
by folmar 6y ago
Why would you load them? I have image blocking in Thunderbird since forever and never had a reason to load a single one.
439.
by folmar 6y ago
Works fine for me.
440.
by folmar 6y ago
20 years ago I were more surprised when I got a PDF with correct xref table than with broken one.
441.
by folmar 6y ago
My stupid bank sends encrypted attachments as an encrypted PDF with HTML file attached.
442.
by folmar 6y ago
Depending on your needs RFC 4180 might be your CSV standard.
443.
by folmar 6y ago
Then you can also live without the raspberry pi. Buy you can't help a stuck-at-boot server, change bios settings, repair broken network config etc.
444.
by folmar 6y ago
This is pretty much as SEPA direct payments work, except the grant is reversed.
445.
by folmar 6y ago
I see very little chance of gang successfully identifying itself to the victim in a credible way.
446.
by folmar 6y ago
Yes.
447.
by folmar 6y ago
Also 2.4 and 2.6 is _really_ rock solid. Things were at a slower pace back then.
448.
by folmar 6y ago
It is not that much debit focused, but you normally get credit card from a bank here.
449.
by folmar 6y ago
TLDR version: no real reason
450.
by folmar 6y ago
No one was up to admitting it happened in the first place.

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