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Meli, a terminal mail client: pre-alpha release(meli.delivery)
3 points by ibotty 7y ago|0 comments
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by ibotty 7y ago
If you craft rules for your cmdline tool you will run into problems pretty soon despite the complexity. Better is using a wrapper that is confined. See e.g. SELinux' sandbox(8) which is more or less a "multiwrapper" in that
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by ibotty 7y ago
There is SELinux' `sandbox(8)`. It is explicitly designed for that purpose.
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Introducing pg_auto_failover(citusdata.com)
14 points by ibotty 7y ago|2 comments
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by ibotty 8y ago
It's in my right click menu.
156.
by ibotty 8y ago
But it's not s3 compatible.
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by ibotty 8y ago
dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19336512
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by ibotty 8y ago
You would not, but you don't give your private keys to them. Why do you think so?
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by ibotty 8y ago
There are rumors that people in Japan in fact do slice daikon.
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by ibotty 8y ago
Not defending node.js, but it is not interpreted but run with jit compilation.
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by ibotty 8y ago
You know you can run scripts to start something up with systemd as well?
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by ibotty 8y ago
> [BSD sed] you can also do sed -i -e 's/a/b/' file which will work for GNU and BSD sed.
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by ibotty 8y ago
Care to link to any patches? I have not been able to find any. The main repository does not mention systemd except for syntax highlighting and ftplugin: https://github.com/vim/vim/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=sys
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by ibotty 8y ago
The problem with Sysvinit is that while there was not one sysvinit, but many forks, and even more script libraries for the init scripts. You did not stand a chance to have a native (using the systems' shell libraries) init script th
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by ibotty 8y ago
There is https://lwn.net/Articles/732570/
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by ibotty 8y ago
I would occasionally send the WAL-log from the client to the cloud. pg_basebackup, etc.
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by ibotty 8y ago
There are widely different opinions about that. I have never heard someone proclaim MySQL has a great command line, while I heard that about PostgreSQL many times. I am sure it's more a matter of familiarity.
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by ibotty 8y ago
I hope https://github.com/gsliepen/tinc/issues/179 becomes a reality: tinc ui and features on top of wireguard!
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by ibotty 8y ago
man pages can include concise usage examples as well.
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by ibotty 8y ago
I prefer a well-written man page to any other information. Git (and a few others) do open the man page when invoking `--help`. That's a way to avoid some overhead.
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by ibotty 8y ago
The joke is, that this answer came late.
172.
by ibotty 8y ago
https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=www.paypal.co... I was getting frustrated because I could not visit Paypal (and Ebay) with Firefox nightly, because thy still use the old Symantec TLS certificates. I won
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Mesalink – OpenSSL-C-compatible rust library(mesalink.io)
2 points by ibotty 8y ago|0 comments
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by ibotty 8y ago
That does not address the stupid embargo on involved linux developers to speak about it to each other.
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by ibotty 8y ago
When it's standardized, and implemented in the servers, and said software part of mainstream and enterprise distributions, and all major desktop and phone OSs have implemented it (I am looking at you Apple!), and all of your clients up
176.
by ibotty 8y ago
Did you proove it formally or only by experiment. If it were a real proof, did you publish it somewhere?
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by ibotty 8y ago
RISC-V is a something one might even learn somethings from, maybe. But it will never be a viable commercial alternative. -- ARM
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Netdev Day 1: IPsec(jvns.ca)
126 points by ibotty 8y ago|34 comments
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by ibotty 8y ago
The metric that connects data centers is not Euclidean. There are some names of that metric but for that story the name "railroad metric" might fit best.
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Security Things in Linux 4.17(outflux.net)
3 points by ibotty 8y ago|0 comments

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