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12y ago
Seems pretty sane to me: checks for dependencies, unzips the application files, chmods some data folders. It may be a little complex, but that's understandable since PHP can be used on any platform.
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12y ago
Try it again. Maybe WebFaction customized it? Roundcube is plenty fast.
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12y ago
Thankfully password managers and software like iCloud makes this extremely easy. There's no excuse to not do it!
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12y ago
>something like Elite What is it? Elite is a word used many places so I couldn't google it.
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12y ago
Maybe the hackers found their API keys in the app binary.
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12y ago
It's so obvious which people commented without reading the article in this thread.
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12y ago
It seems like a user has to install those apps first. When you install apps in the admin interface, there's a description of what each app does before you install it.
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12y ago
OpenMirage and YunoHost looks to me like they serve two completely different audiences/purposes. If an average user (non full-time server admin) wants to set up a server that has common apps like Wordpress, Roundcube and Transmission,
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12y ago
I was also annoyed by the music. Way too many sounds going on. It's a nice demo though, but the video would be better without the music. Be careful about feedback from friends (or even just showing your stuff to people IRL). Friends an
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12y ago
You can eat a little fruit once in a while, but it actually isn't important for your health. Think of it as natural candy. Now, vegetables/greens are important. Looking through history, humans only had fruit available a few months
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12y ago
I was on no-carb/keto for 6 months. For a while I almost couldn't walk past the sweets section in the supermarket, but after a couple of weeks, I completely lost interest in it. I still had a piece of chocolate here and there, but
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12y ago
What's wrong with those words?
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12y ago
Seriously, what is slow about Mavericks? Your experience sounds psychosomatic: "this is newer, it's probably slower."
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12y ago
I'm a fan of Gary taubes (lost 30kg with simple low no-carb diet), those videos aren't really convincing. In the first one he talks about pork rinds being very bad, but really it's a good way to get some crisp in your food wh
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12y ago
>costs for running it were minimal What makes you say that?
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12y ago
No. It's 4K. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4K_resolution
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12y ago
I don't know where you got that number from, that's extreme. This is a one-time fee we're talking about here. Also why should I pay anybody? Strange reply.
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12y ago
Adjust the slider progressively, compare pattern to surrounding images. Or just brute force it. I'd give it a couple days before it would be botted on a large target like gmail or Facebook.
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12y ago
May I suggest an alternative: paying a small fee to avoid/replace captchas (say $1-10, or higher than the captcha farms pay...) Also it seems like HN is using the older recaptcha (without numeric signs), I didn't know you could ch
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12y ago
I'm not part of the Wikipedia community, but a thing I don't understand about wikipedia is the excessive deletionism. Plain text is not that expensive to host. Keeping this in mind, if an article is not vandalism, spam or nonsens
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12y ago
Amazing how a little fun garden gadget can evoke such repugnance.
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Indeed. Now if only I had a garden.
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12y ago
I really thought Bing was default in the current version.
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12y ago
Is that open source? The ubuntu tour has a bit more smooth feel to it than OS.js when interacting with the windows, menus, controls. For example, When dragging windows, i lost the grip using OS.js. This was flawless with ubuntu's thing
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Apple is really beginning to crack down on Hackintoshes recently, but in more subtle ways. For example, on lots of hackintoshes, you just can't send iMessages. The forums are full of people with this problem. In general iCloud stuff in
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12y ago
I try to exclusively use the Mac App Store. Only when I can't find something close to what I want to do, I have to give up and search Google. There are so many advantages to using Mac App Store. • I don't need to worry about some
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Its interesting that some people here actually seem slightly annoyed because of the tool he is using to write books. I wonder why that is. I guess I'm guilty of this myself, but often IT people have a way of pushing software, hardware
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Yes you are right about that, but I'm thinking that Drupal was the wrong backend for that system to begin with. If you're using the wrong tool, it's the makers of the system that are at fault, not Drupal. I mean Drupal is use
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Looks like that site uses WordPress for the index site, but as soon as you make a search you are redirected to a site based on something called CKAN ( http://ckan.org ), a dedicated data searching engine. Probably better than Drup
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>How did this product even get to the front page when it's almost impossible to actually tell what it is or the problems it solves Just read the first couple lines on the screenshot. It's the first thing you read when you visit
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