fractalf

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by fractalf 7y ago
Strike image. I just happen to use an image. KeePass db can be locked using a password AND a file
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by fractalf 7y ago
Yes its possible, but needs finding out. There is also another file among the 100s that needs to be used with a strong password tough. All these layers make me feel it's safe enough
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by fractalf 7y ago
I keep the db + image file in a selfhosted (gitea) private repo. The repo contains 100s of files and I named the keepass files very general to hide in the open if my server is hacked.
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by fractalf 7y ago
Only used KeePassX until now but will try out XC! I keep my pw-db + image in a self-hosted (gitea) private git repo (with general filenames along 100s of files) for availability. Would be cool to be able to integrate XC with git
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by fractalf 7y ago
To me this looks extremely frightening. Sure, you can create good routines etc to prevent this, but that's not really enough. As a user of any module you can't trust every package to have good routines. In any basic project there
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by fractalf 7y ago
I've been working with Odoo now for about 2 years. (TLDR; Oddo works fine, but it's documentation really suck). It's great when you want some basic stuff up and running fast. However, my biggest beef about this stack is the l
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by fractalf 7y ago
There's so much BS in this comment it's sad. The other answers covers most, I just had a strong urge to say that
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by fractalf 7y ago
Who really uses RedHat? (serious question) ..I haven't used it since the 90's and can't evem begin to grasp why they are such a big player. What does it offer that other distros don't?
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by fractalf 7y ago
Isn't just matrix with all it's bridges and clients the one ring to rule them all?
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by fractalf 7y ago
The best comment was the guy who said he fixed all these issues by installing matrix/riot :)
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by fractalf 7y ago
Thanks for sharing and well explained!
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by fractalf 7y ago
Wow, just wow. I've been working with Odoo for a couple of years now and it's been a frustrating experience because it's documentation suck badly and it's really freakin hard to get relevant answers from DuckDuckGo or Go
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by fractalf 7y ago
I agree that in general name calling and personal attacks are no good. BUT, the word used in this thread aren't that harsh, come on. We're not made of glass. If you make a really idiotic choise don't cry when someone calls yo
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by fractalf 7y ago
I used both for a while because of what you say, but past 2 years I actually find that ddg returns a better result MOST of the times which is why its my default now. Also its super fast to double check with google (just add !g), but I find
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by fractalf 7y ago
I have a hard time believing this has anything to do with ddg. Im in europe and had been using ddg since the very beginning and cant recall ever having this issue
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by fractalf 7y ago
"Others have raised concerns that the Russian-made software could be used to spy on users." ..ehm right, because there's no spying on user activities when you use google's preinstalled apps :/
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by fractalf 7y ago
I've used fastmail for 19 years now. Way back in 2000 I was travelig India for 6 months. At that time I was reading email on my university through a telnet connection with the pine client. Quite a hardcore experience! So I decided to g
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by fractalf 7y ago
I use my own domain with fastmail. Set it up ages ago. Had to upgrade my plan to make it work, but worth it. Love fastmail
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by fractalf 7y ago
Or even better, use duckduckgo!
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by fractalf 7y ago
I say use all the tricks in the book to get more people to stop using google. Trust in media has always been an issue. Trust a company with your data has never been worse.
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by fractalf 7y ago
If you are into javascript there is a lot of nice demos here: https://js1k.com/
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by fractalf 7y ago
Very interesting idea, thanks for sharing! Is this solution doing any form of tracking or is it purely just sending solutions to your puzzles?
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by fractalf 7y ago
THIS is what I'm talking about :) Great work! Seems to me this is very centered on Rails apps. Would it be possible to do somethink like this for "everyone"? I have nothing agains Rails, but as a js/php/python devel
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by fractalf 7y ago
What if you had a community helping out, somehow gamify making new challenges? I dunno, just have the feeling if there was a proper project with enough bright minds behind it, it should work
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by fractalf 7y ago
Exactly what I was thinking when writing this question. Seems to me there really is a big demand for something proper, secure and open source. Kind of like how letsencrypt help secure the net
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by fractalf 7y ago
Very interesting idea (the invisible captcha approach)! Since you are a contributer, can you tell us how efficient this strategy is? I mean, do you still experience advanced bots being able to still act as humans?
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Ask HN: Do we need Google captcha?
71 points by fractalf 7y ago|79 comments
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by fractalf 7y ago
Purism to the rescue! Https://puri.sm/products/librem-5/ ..at least it's a start. Hopefully linux (FOSS) on mobile will eventually break through, it's sucks bigtime being dependent on a device from apple&#
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by fractalf 7y ago
Try Gitea instead og Gitlab if all you need is just a simple online gui for git. Its like a lightweight version of github, super sweet
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by fractalf 7y ago
Gitea for an easy gui git access to repos with personal/sensitive data and Resilio for backing up my phone

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