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The Kingdon Framework: Part 1(hawkradius.com)
1 points by genghizkhan 5y ago|0 comments
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by genghizkhan 5y ago
A lot of distros migrated away from libressl (gentoo, alpine and void, iirc) because libressl is also not a drop-in replacement for openssl 1.1.x, or at least wasn't in 2020. The situation is not expected to change.
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by genghizkhan 5y ago
That's unfair. Twitter does have a huge impact on a lot of people. Twitter banning Donald Trump was a huge deal, for example. He has a smaller platform now and (imo) the world is a better place for it. The Earth wouldn't stop rota
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by genghizkhan 5y ago
Yup. It's called Outliner.
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by genghizkhan 5y ago
I've absolutely been loving Obsidian since I started using it, which was only 3 months or so ago. But the plugin ecosystem has well and truly hooked me in. It's brilliant that they have a mobile app now, I can easily use it as an
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by genghizkhan 5y ago
Compiling paru, an AUR helper for Arch Linux, on the other hand, takes me around 3 - 4 minutes on a 4C/8T i5 for an optimised build. I think Rust compile times might just fall within a narrow range.
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by genghizkhan 5y ago
If you're okay compiling your own kernel I'd wager you could get by on around 30 odd megabytes using the Alpine base image (5MB userland and the rest kernel), though it would not be sufficient to do any compilation on its own.
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by genghizkhan 5y ago
I've seen Go be used for a lot of webapps now. It ought to be acknowledged that Go may end up being the future of many SaaS projects.
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John Lewis slams UK education system and offers staff literacy lessons(retailgazette.co.uk)
55 points by genghizkhan 5y ago|99 comments
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by genghizkhan 5y ago
I use the Alpine userland and so totally understand the reasoning of having less bloated tooling and the like. However, personally I prefer to apply this philosophy to stuff I have running in the background. If I'm using initscripts, I
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by genghizkhan 5y ago
GNU tools are GPL-licensed, and there's a certain contingent of folks who do not want their userland polluted with GPL-licensed tooling. I'm not saying I like or understand this, but I have seen this attitude among a few in the co
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by genghizkhan 5y ago
I'll go out on a limb to defend jarland (the admin of mxroute) and say I genuinely don't think it only means 3 - 4 years here. And even if it does, $50 (or even $150) for a 3 - 4 year service is pretty darn awesome.
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by genghizkhan 5y ago
There exists a physical reset pinhole button on these devices.
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by genghizkhan 5y ago
Afaik these devices do have a physical reset pinhole button.
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by genghizkhan 5y ago
Why would someone comment out authentication for reset? I mean, what possible reason is there for doing so? It doesn't make security any better and it's not something which impacts day-to-day performance in any way.
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by genghizkhan 5y ago
If anyone's interested here are the details: https://skarnet.com/projects/service-manager.html
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by genghizkhan 5y ago
> And I did not even bother much with anti-spam, I chose a super easy filter in Thunderbird instead, sending everything with 'unknown' in Received: header to the Thrash folder. I realise that everyone hates spammers, but having
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by genghizkhan 5y ago
Ghost ( https://ghost.org/ ) does this automatically. They used to do it for featured images till v3, v4 takes this up a notch and automatically creates different sized images for every image in your blog post. It's extr
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by genghizkhan 5y ago
The Windows calendar requires a bit of fiddling to get CalDAV calendars working, and I don't remember a very good calendar application for Linux.
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Morgen – Calendar App for Windows, Mac, and Linux(morgen.so)
2 points by genghizkhan 5y ago|3 comments
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by genghizkhan 5y ago
I'll put in a recommendation for MXroute (mxroute.com). They're geared towards slightly more technical users, ime, but there's practically no limits (apart from rate of outgoing mail). Unlimited domains, unlimited aliases, un
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A cyclical service delivery cascade in the context of HIV(hawkradius.com)
1 points by genghizkhan 5y ago|0 comments
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by genghizkhan 5y ago
The best one, of course, is Bret Devereaux's acoup ( https://acoup.blog ). It's the only one I follow with any regularity. It's a weekly blog focussing on history and sometimes on its interaction with popular media,
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Weekly Roundup: Sex Differences in Partner Selection(hawkradius.com)
2 points by genghizkhan 5y ago|0 comments
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by genghizkhan 5y ago
This is typically what I cite when people ask me about FF vs Chrome security: https://madaidans-insecurities.github.io/firefox-chromium.ht... And here's Theo de Raadt's opinion of Firefox from back in 2018: https
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The NHS needs to restructure, Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy, screening for GC(hawkradius.com)
1 points by genghizkhan 5y ago|0 comments
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The Right to Health during the Covid-19 pandemic(hawkradius.com)
2 points by genghizkhan 5y ago|0 comments
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by genghizkhan 5y ago
While I don't have much hope for it, I pray MS makes these fonts available under an open license. Is there any indication whether they plan to do this?
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by genghizkhan 5y ago
Only every second xx.04, to the best of my knowledge. 20.04 was an LTS release, the next LTS will be 22.04. 21.04 is a standard release supported for 6 months. Edit: Ninja'd by jpace121, should have refreshed before commenting.
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by genghizkhan 6y ago
In fact, if you read the discussion, you'll find there are no plans of moving from PHP at all. Nextcloud is not moving to Go.

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