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by jerrac 7y ago
Homeless people need a LOT more than a house. Every single one has their own story and circumstances. From what I have read about people who have made their way out of homelessness at my local Rescue Mission, it was a multistep, and long, r
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by jerrac 7y ago
I use dspam. It seems like an abandoned project, but it still works. I looked at rspam, but I'm not a fan of the way the lists cost money as soon as you want to make money. Sure, right now, I'm only hosting personal email, but who
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by jerrac 7y ago
I've been running mine for years. I have my spf and opendkim records setup. That seems to have been enough. There are a couple places that I've had issues with, but most seem to work just fine.
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by jerrac 7y ago
I live in a 2 bedroom apartment in Oregon. Rent went up by close to 11% when I renewed my lease. Management changed 2 or 3 years ago as well. End result is that the quality of life has been going down. Management complained about the color
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by jerrac 7y ago
It also could be the thing that lets them find a job and avoid financial ruin. Public transit sometimes works, but it almost always increases how long it takes to get somewhere. If I was struggling to make ends meet by working two jobs and
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by jerrac 7y ago
Not sure how it would work with iOS, but keeweb (or keepass) .kdbx files sync really well via syncthing. Even to my mobile devices.
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by jerrac 7y ago
I somewhat share your concerns. Mozilla has been pretty intolerant in the past (firing someone due to personal political views.) That said, I really can't see anything gaining traction unless it's centralized. There is no decentra
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by jerrac 7y ago
Never heard of Beaker before. A quick skim of their site makes me interested. Thanks for sharing about it. :)
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by jerrac 7y ago
Agreed, that is a large issue. You likely would need to limit by geographical region for a while.
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by jerrac 7y ago
So, to address some of the comments referencing Brave, Flattr, and other similar sites, as far as I know, those are all for profit entities. My idea would be a non-profit. Initially they'd need to be bank rolled by someone, but I'
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by jerrac 7y ago
For a long time I've thought that we need a browser based universal tip jar. Some way that lets me read a blog post, and then tip the site with however much I want. 1 cent, 25 cents, 1 dollar, 200 dollars, any amount. From my understan
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by jerrac 7y ago
Two ideas come to mind. First, make the engine recommend a few videos that it thinks you probably won't watch. That could help break up the echo chamber effect. Second, allow users to blacklist, or whitelist, different kinds of content
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by jerrac 8y ago
I like seeing a, hopefully, solid OSS implementation of security for ES. I understand the companies need to make money and pay developers, but I've never been very comfortable with them keeping the security features out of the OSS vers
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by jerrac 8y ago
Has anyone run across something that would work at the individual home level? A machine that sorts and cleans the plastic into small bales in your garage. Maybe something similar for paper and aluminum?
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by jerrac 8y ago
When I worked at Safeway or WalMart here in OR, the can returns were nightmares. Extremely dirty, they'd fill up fast, and customers were always in a bad mood when they had to wait for me to get the machines working again. Oh, yeah, th
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by jerrac 8y ago
If their photo development product had decent library management, I'd have bought it recently. They have Linux version.
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by jerrac 8y ago
This might have already been said, but whatever happened to ads based on the content of the page you are on? If I'm reading an article about manufactured homes, an ad linking to a manufactured home seller could be actually useful. Gran
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by jerrac 8y ago
You could try Luminar 2018. Library management is coming, and it's developing tools are (IMO) better than lightroom. It's also very reasonably priced. That plus an Ubuntu vm for importing via shotwell is what I use.
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by jerrac 8y ago
Do you have any comparison screenshots? I've been using Thunderbird for years now, and haven't spent much time with the webui. I just looked at it, and it doesn't seem much different from what I remember. Maybe the roll out h
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by jerrac 8y ago
I tried that, the autoplay videos still autoplay. :( Haven't binged anything on Netflix for a while (due to autoplay videos, in part...), so I can't say what it does with the original topic of the link. Also talked to support, the
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by jerrac 8y ago
I haven't looked into Jenkin's in a couple years, so I'm not sure. My experience as the sysadmin of our Jenkin's server was decidedly negative. I was pretty happy when I was able to move to GitLab-CI instead of Jenkin&#x
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by jerrac 8y ago
My favorite part of GitLab is the .gitlab-ci.yml and gitlab-runner workflow. My least favorite is how much RAM is required to run GitLab. You can't host your own on a $5 DigitalOcean vps. Does anyone know of any work being done on gite
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by jerrac 8y ago
Have you found any researched reports on Android vs. iOS market share? That's where I'd start if I were you. I, personally, would never choose to only focus on iOS. Apple's walled garden seems extremely hostile to me. If you
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by jerrac 8y ago
Isn't signing supposed to solve some of that? You sign the binaries you host on your site, and the OS checks to make sure the signature is valid. (Maybe against a non-profit "Let's Sign".) If it's a valid signature,
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by jerrac 8y ago
Ah, I had my syntax wrong. Thanks!
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by jerrac 8y ago
I had never heard of tags before. Thanks! So, would this work? ports: https: enabled: yes !!int port: 443 Then if someone is copy/pasting and tries to use "blah" as the value, the !!int tag woul
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by jerrac 8y ago
A couple thoughts. If your configuration file is so long it's unreadable in YAML, then maybe you need to break it up into more than one file? I can't imagine any syntax would be easy to read once you reach more than 100 or so line
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by jerrac 8y ago
Is there a way for users to easily demonstrate the need/desire for an issue to be fixed to developers? Do developers actually pay attention to how many reactions there are on issues? If you don't have anything more to add to the d
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by jerrac 8y ago
Nice to see someone else shares that view. Though, it's not just the corporations. Our Government is in on the action as well. I'd love to see that eminent domain Supreme Court ruling overturned...
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by jerrac 9y ago
If any GitLab people are still watching this thread, has there ever been any discussion on offering subscriptions to specific EE features? Instead of a full per user subscription. I work at a small community college and we have a self hoste

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