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   by fredsted 9y ago

   Double-clicking on empty window chrome also works.
2. 242.▲
   by fredsted 9y ago

   Doesn't seem to work on High Sierra.
3. 243.▲
   by fredsted 9y ago

   Depending on how you've configured your Dock, Minimize is pretty simple. Either the window just moves to the Dock, or it minimizes into the application icon (then you can right-click on the Dock icon to view a list of the windows that
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   by fredsted 9y ago

   I use Apple Music for various reasons, but where I am (Denmark) _everyone_ uses Spotify.
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   by fredsted 9y ago

   Censys? Probably not. It depends how much you value having the data provided in an easily digestible and searchable form that's hopefully updated often. On the other hand, if you have a small subnet, say, less than a /24, you migh
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   by fredsted 9y ago

   If you want to try out Terraform yourself for a simple Web server/DB Server/Load balancer infrastructure, I made a tutorial for just that here: https://simonfredsted.com/1459
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   by fredsted 9y ago

   There's no problem running nmap on WAN
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   by fredsted 9y ago

   I think it's something you learn the more experience you have. I think the more mistakes, errors and bugs you see through your career, the better you get at recognizing pitfalls when you write code. Also, I'm a big fan of and pra
9. 249.▲
   by fredsted 9y ago

   Reader Mode in Safari works well on this.
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    by fredsted 9y ago

    I think it depends on the country. Here in Denmark, everybody has a credit card – actually a "Visa/Dankort" – where our own type of card (Dankort) is combined with a regular Visa CC. However, those under 18 either have a Visa
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    by fredsted 9y ago

    These are good points, especially about the invoice PDFs and a way to send them automatically to a certain e-mail.
12. 252.▲
    by fredsted 9y ago

    What's interesting is that various types of users find themselves with different problems using the App Bundle way of distributing applications. For Windows users switching to Mac OS X, it's not really something they're used
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    by fredsted 9y ago

    Your point about searching is really interests because I feel like it's a good example of what happens when you care about user experience. I think that Spotlight, at the time, was really heralded as a really good search engine. Why? I
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    by fredsted 9y ago

    I've been using all Apple products for almost 10 years, still do, but I've almost lost faith in Apple's ability to engineer reliable software. It's gotten really bad lately. It's sad, because I really like their who
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    by fredsted 9y ago

    I wonder if this was designed for an Apple product? Maybe a new iMac or Mac mini?
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    by fredsted 9y ago

    When I first heard about this, it was apparently due to Apple throttling the CPU when the battery started getting old and losing capacity. When the battery gets older, it keeps less charge and therefore, if you want the battery to last a re
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    by fredsted 9y ago

    I love that on HN someone always is an expert in the topic at hand and can provide some interesting knowledge. Thanks!
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    by fredsted 9y ago

    Whether you're spawning your own cluster or using AKS, you still need to setup a build pipeline and have your applications be in a containerizable state. And any configuration like Dockerfiles or Helm charts you can still use. Actually
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    by fredsted 9y ago

    Alternatively, there's `sudo passwd`.
20. 260.▲
    by fredsted 9y ago

    Seems like the guy just discovered this by accident. It's not like you'd have to be a security engineer to stumble upon this.
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    by fredsted 9y ago

    This is very, very bad.
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    by fredsted 9y ago

    Well, you can use something like kops, although it's a little more difficult to get started, I guess. This new tool from Azure is basically the same thing. It's a little interesting since they already have ECS, which isn't th
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    by fredsted 9y ago

    Never expected this to pop up on HN!
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    by fredsted 9y ago

    Sounds like you have an irrational repulsion to the Aibo for some reason. The people in the video just seem to enjoy their Aibo for what it is.
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    by fredsted 9y ago

    Watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QYDpbLQ-To
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    by fredsted 9y ago

    The big one for me is requests chaining, which I see they added. It's very cumbersome compared to Paw, though.
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    by fredsted 9y ago

    Yeah, it feels to me that Paw is designed to be a full-blown IDE for HTTP requests, and of course sometimes you just want Notepad. By the way, you can double-click a request to rename it :)
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    by fredsted 9y ago

    Yep. It saves a huge amount of time when testing big API features. You can also insert random tokens, other parts from the request, browser request import, OAuth integration, etc!
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    by fredsted 9y ago

    Insomnia doesn't even come close to Paw due to the amount of features Paw has that Insomnia doesn't. Also, Projects are just Paw files. Inside the files you can group and subgroup requests, too. Unless you meant something else?
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    by fredsted 9y ago

    Cool article. I personally use Virtualmin for this, it's very easy to set up, you can manage hosting and mail accounts for a bunch of different domains, easily do backups via S3, easy to set up SPF and DKIM, has a good web admin interf