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Show HN: Easily Use Quick Look from a macOS terminal(github.com)
1 points by hultner 9y ago|1 comments
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by hultner 9y ago
Isn't openvpn kind of a hack and a IKEv2/IPSEC based strongswan solution to prefer?
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by hultner 9y ago
Full disclosure: I were a product developer at the company (Heliospectra) creating the growth lights for this project during its development.
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Antarctica is getting a farm that can grow produce even when it's -100°F(nordic.businessinsider.com)
2 points by hultner 9y ago|2 comments
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by hultner 9y ago
Sweden got a system a bit like this called BankID. BankID isn't operated by the government but rather by the system critical banks however it's really ubiquitous today and supported by most government sites, banks and other high s
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Encrypted APFS Volumes from Disk Utility in High Sierra Use Password as Hint(mobile.twitter.com)
2 points by hultner 9y ago|0 comments
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by hultner 9y ago
One reason could be built in IPSEC (11) and NAT_T (11.1) but I see cases where people would like to stay on 10.x. I couldn't find anything about those extensions being enabled by default in 10.4.
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by hultner 9y ago
This is what i gathered as well? Maybe an alternative for nano-users? I’m not sure which space this editor tries to fill. Non the less fun project and always interesting to see new terminal based applications.
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by hultner 9y ago
I tried this one a couple of years ago on two existing project (one fairly new product in development and one mature product) after some irritation with pyinstaller, etc. But ran into compatibility problems with most libraries we used (one
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by hultner 9y ago
I love the name, the salmon jumps upstream.
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by hultner 9y ago
From what I've gathered a tinfoil hat would have the reverse effect, acting as a parabolic antenna directing radio waves into the persons head.
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by hultner 9y ago
What an amazing cover, anyone know if it's available as a poster or standalone graphics?
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by hultner 9y ago
I use it regularly in Safari. I also have an HN-app on my iOS-devices giving me a similar "reader view" and removing fluff from the websites. I find it really pleasing when just reading articles (I've often caught myself goin
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by hultner 9y ago
I'd much rather see one with higher resolution. The DPI is quite low with today's standard.
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by hultner 9y ago
You do know that OS X have DTrace?
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by hultner 9y ago
And read bad code as well so you'll know the difference.
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by hultner 9y ago
Two core thoughts that have lead me throughout my professional career is: How does what I do benefit the customer? What happens with this if I die tomorrow? You can code the most elegant, clever and beautiful code in your pet projects but i
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by hultner 9y ago
That's only true if you do not allow for long running sessions which are commonplace today. And it still requires a lookup every time to see if a particular session is blacklisted. From what I could grasp there's no mechanics for
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by hultner 9y ago
How does it handle revoked and expired sessions? From my prior research this seems to be a problem with the JWT which would either require distribution of ever growing blacklists or session verification through shared server side sessions.
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by hultner 9y ago
For those who like this I can tell you about another thriving gaming platform... Emacs! You can out of the box play all your favorites such as M-x tetris M-x snake M-x solitaire Just as well as multiplayer classics M-x p
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by hultner 9y ago
You mean M-x welcome
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by hultner 9y ago
That is what I've been using as well but it would be nice with a more lean and lightweight system. Otherwise virsh, etc is really good, much more reliable then Docker from my experience.
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by hultner 9y ago
- HEADLINE: Run testing or unstable containers with ease on stable - DESCRIPTION: I would absolutely love a well supported container system for running testing/unstable in a container. I feel that docker requires a lot upfront work wi
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Scaling engineering efforts in software(medium.com)
3 points by hultner 9y ago|0 comments
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by hultner 9y ago
It's always nice to see fixes of problems found with improved testing. It would be nice to see something like Haskells QuickCheck rigorously applied on the majority of the kernel functions/interfaces.
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Scaling engineering efforts in software (organization benefits of microservices)(medium.com)
1 points by hultner 9y ago|0 comments
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How We Deploy Python Code Building, Packaging and Deploying Python(nylas.com)
1 points by hultner 9y ago|0 comments
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by hultner 9y ago
qutebrowser as default for opening links, then I run Chrome(ium) with Vimium and Safari with vimari and blank command prefix. I've previously also used Pentadactyl (think there's one named Vimperator as well) for Firefox. Once you
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by hultner 9y ago
Generally I'm inclined to agree. However with textual hints pointing with vi-motions are a breeze. In addition my joints click when I reach for the mouse putting an actually physical barrier between keyboard and mouse movements for me
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by hultner 9y ago
As a heavy keyboard user I have to agree. I've been using vim extensively and also use vim bindings for my browsers, without them navigation feels constrained. Obviously I still use the mouse for some tasks and certain types of text se

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