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by gravitas 6y ago
The Linux client jumped from 3.5.392530.0421 to 5.0.418682.0603 at the end of April 2020, the version outlined in this article appears to have never existed on the Linux platform.
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by gravitas 6y ago
> I use signal, but am a little bit at unease because it's free. What's in it for the developers? I feel your question subtly touches on one of the reasons people like open source and develop for it - there are many people wh
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by gravitas 6y ago
I am idly interested in the firearm sales data compared to that when President Obama was taking office and fears of a different nature - but same general result, a rush on firearms - happened.
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by gravitas 6y ago
> The next best reason to use airflow is that you have a recurring job that you want not only to happen, but to track it's successes and failures. For this specific use case, I use healthchecks.io - trivial to deploy in almost any
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by gravitas 6y ago
These ideas don't scale though - a 404 handles everything , not just textual content pages (meaning like images, css, js, etc. - the underlying plumbing for most sites). Nobody is going to sit there and write 404/410 content for
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by gravitas 6y ago
DDG has the ability to save your entire configuration setup ("open links in new window", etc.) in a common URL string - after getting it set up the way you like, go here: https://start.duckduckgo.com/settings On t
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by gravitas 6y ago
> Expanding storage with Linux device mapper involves failing and replacing each storage device The same process is generally true of mainstream enterprise controllers such as Dell PowerEdge/PERC and HPe ProLiant/SmartArray;
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by gravitas 6y ago
Thank you for this, I use (well-known registrar tool with similar/same functionality), you've incorporated the exact tasks I perform (Insights) and have surpassed that registrar's tooling in usability. Kudos.
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by gravitas 6y ago
I disagree with this editorialization. You have driven clicks away from the source website (content origin) over to a 3rd party entity running ads and writing their own narrative "Automattic pumps..."). uBlock has blocked 31 (actu
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by gravitas 6y ago
Some companies (like gaming companies) "sponsor" a subreddit and give out prizes and benefits in small contests and whatnot. Those subreddits employ moderators who will delete, alter or chastise any negative content relating to th
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by gravitas 6y ago
American tipping culture ruins it for me - the social anxiety of "do I tip them? how much? what if I don't tip enough? word of mouth is I'm a bad tipper? what if my tip insults them?" and any possible repercussions of ge
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by gravitas 6y ago
February 1999, textfiles.com colour scheme predates jwz.org. https://web.archive.org/web/19990203134049/http://www.textfi... https://web.archive.org/web/19990208014216/http:&#x2
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by gravitas 6y ago
Reddit provides a way to streamline this for you - I use old.reddit.com so it might not be the same in the new UI so YMMV on the specifics. While logged in, click the subreddits dropdown and click the "Edit Subscriptions" link, it
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by gravitas 6y ago
I'm now logged into work VPN (captive network) and it's reachable going out the company network routes. shrug Edit: it's HTTPS - I use the SmartHTTPS plugin (including on mobile FF) and when trying to go this site with SSL
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by gravitas 6y ago
Mobile firefox gives me an untrusted SSL warning, after accepting I get a "Dreamhost site not found" error.
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by gravitas 7y ago
Certain query styles which the NLP operators help clarify. Recent personal examples: "is butyl rubber an organic or inorganic compound?" and "which gloves are best for both acetone and nitric acid?"
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by gravitas 7y ago
FreshRSS has a nice mobile interface, no client (app) needed. On my installation I added one extension to minimize the mobile menu bar size a bit more, and it would be nice if long titles wrapped better but it's very usable.
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by gravitas 7y ago
The article has an update pointing at a BBC article with a video interview: "Time Out - The Guns of James Bond" https://www.bbc.co.uk/archive/time-out--the-guns-of-james-bo... The video above can't be pl
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by gravitas 7y ago
raises hand I interpreted it as the news company, looked at Github and came back going "what does CNN have to do with this, it looks like they're uni students." Thank you for the actual acronym expansion, it's obtuse i
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by gravitas 7y ago
Searched for this myself this morning, about:config and search "urlbar.update1". Set it to False and completely restart FF.
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by gravitas 7y ago
in addition to the other solutions folks are listing, duplicity also supports using rclone as a backend and in my experience works well. If you're not familiar with duplicity, it uses GPG to encrypt tarballs of your backup data locally
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by gravitas 7y ago
My 5k-10k person company directly refutes your parenthesized comment, you are making incorrect assumptions about how everyone runs their businesses.
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by gravitas 7y ago
SAML is a middle tier between the endpoint (user app) and directory (ADFS, LDAP, etc.) and not a single solution on it's own, it doesn't store data - it provides a means for leveraging that data defined by the schema (e.g. posixAc
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by gravitas 7y ago
> The HN crowd over-represents in the tiny group of people that would bring an outside phone to their carrier. IMHO, not really - HN is niche compared to everyone who was using HowardForums to hack on their Motorola and Nokia phones back
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by gravitas 7y ago
Dillinger is my online Markdown editor of choice, having a look between the two it's far beyond this solution in features. https://dillinger.io/ https://github.com/joemccann/dillinger
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by gravitas 7y ago
On this article, one of the tricks you can do to avoid the hung NFS client reboots is to quickly alias the NFS server IP onto the local device (ip addr add ...). This basically causes the networking layer to act like the NFS server went awa
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by gravitas 7y ago
I disagree with your assessment. > If the numbers disturb you, then this is from lack of understanding on your side. This is arrogance on the part of the person replying that hand-waved away their problem "you just don't unders
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by gravitas 7y ago
Here you go: https://www.librarything.com/lost_something.php
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by gravitas 7y ago
Interesting this use case wasn't covered in the mailing list post, I too experienced this exact reason for them being split in the early 90s. In that era, a lot of university terminals were very low end (small disks) - they mounted sha
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by gravitas 7y ago
In short: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver#Applications

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