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by jesprenj 4y ago
You _can_ put a dot at the end, but it's not required https://news.ycombinator.com./ It's to clearly identify a domain as a FQDN and not as a subdomain of your search domain.
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by jesprenj 4y ago
I was on a ferry ship from Italy to Greece where they had paid sattelite Internet via WiFi. The WiFi AP was at first a captive portal. You could buy Internet access with cash at the reception or you could pay online. For that they had to e
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by jesprenj 4y ago
It makes a lot of sense, if we think about how the protocol works. Without caching, I assume every client would send every query in it's entirety to the root server, right? Since a single zone can have multiple labels ({abc.def}.ghi.ex
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by jesprenj 4y ago
That's what I thought of as well. Data can be presented in many ways to show many meanings at first sight. If charts would be generated in number of unique NAMEs in relation to TTL, readers would probably get a diffetent feeling. Or ma
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by jesprenj 4y ago
CNLohr at Youtube did this to use ESP8266 at absurdly low power usage, only waking up every couple of minutes to transmit a 802.11 frame without connection handshake. https://youtu.be/I3lJWcRSlUA
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The friendship paradox in real and model networks (2020)(arxiv.org)
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Why would a TLS library even parse punycode? The sole reason we still use this hack is so that core infrastructure does not have to change when we use internationalized domains. If TLS libraries, DNS servers, HTTP servers, ... needed to be
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by jesprenj 4y ago
Signal is usually lost going across a tranformer, from one winding to anotner. But usually whole residential areas, consisting of many streets, share a 24kV to low voltage 220V transformer. Meaning you and your neighbour in most cases share
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by jesprenj 4y ago
Commas and periods are a great part of my native language (of course they are essential in many languages), yet I couldn't find a way to set up comma and period to show on my dad's new work iPhone the way they appear on Android --
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by jesprenj 4y ago
Ohhh, thanks! It's actually quite a nice symbol (reminds me of the google translate icon [0]), maybe browsers need some meta tags to indicate that "this page is available in another language" instead of offering a google tran
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by jesprenj 4y ago
Our gymnasium extensively uses Microsoft products - Outlook, Windows, Office, ASP.NET. We've had some proprietary software before for writing on digital touchscreen displays in classrooms, but it was ditched in favour of OneNote. Now s
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by jesprenj 4y ago
Unfortunately the essay is translated to Slovene for me and the translation is terrible. I couldn't find a button to force the original version of the essay, is this intentional or did I just miss the button?
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For me it redirects.
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alternatively also http://0x01000001
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PGP web key discovery: obtain PGP keys via HTTPS(lab.uberspace.de)
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by jesprenj 4y ago
I stand corrected, sorry. Emulating some other proprietary software really shouldn't be a paragraph in something we call an "open standard". Thank you for the links.
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Correlation does not imply causation. The fact that Libreoffice can open binary proprietary formats does not automatically imply that all formats it uses are binary and proprietary. DOCX is an open standard.
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by jesprenj 4y ago
What's NS1? Is it related to the root zone hosting or is this just a company with a funny name?
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by jesprenj 4y ago
What's wrong with continuing to use SMS exactly? Why do we need to use alternative incompatible protocols if existing protocols are reliable and work even of 20 years old devices? Both iPhone and Android support SMS and I see no improv
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by jesprenj 4y ago
What about virtualization? https://github.com/kholia/OSX-KVM
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by jesprenj 4y ago
I had a similar problem very recently with OVH. Though it's not related to smartphones. I migrated my personal domain (nameserver and email) to a different IP address. After migrating the server, I wanted to change the glue record on O
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by jesprenj 4y ago
The biggest bank in Slovenia also requires an app, but I wrote a webapp that implements the reverse engineered protocol the bank uses in the mobile app (the protocol is basically a TOTP implementation brought from a private company).
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by jesprenj 4y ago
Both websites are working without hiccups. But I noticed that the website linked in [2] (free of javascript) sends a JSON response directly to the browser as a result of invalid email submitted, which may be puzzling to less tech-savvy user
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Money multiplier (commercial bank money in fractional-reserve banking)(en.wikipedia.org)
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Nice! For browsing I usually use palemoon, a maintained fork of an old firefox version, which supports uBlock Origin. Gentoo packages the links web browser, which is very minimal (own rendering system) and not useful for modern browsing, bu
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by jesprenj 4y ago
I never updated my setup, I'd need to manually compile the browser, since AFAIK kiwi browser doesn't ship stable binaries with telemetry disabled. I'll get around to doing it someday, but I found it quite struggling if not im
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by jesprenj 4y ago
Thanks for the offer, but I live in Slovenia (: You can try listing it on some flea-market websites, perhaps you may get some money, though it's a question if it's really worth it, but maybe I'd be of good use to someone.
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by jesprenj 4y ago
Even though it makes sense from the name, SIGINT, to interrupt, I've rarely seen console software "return control" to the user when the signal is received. What I've mostly seen in programs is a clean exit from the runni
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by jesprenj 4y ago
I use (as a daily driver) an even older machine, a Dell D620. Well, I have two of them, D620 and D630, one runs Debian and one runs Gentoo. Friends are not amused by the fact that I can't play newer videogames. That's why you&#x27
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by jesprenj 4y ago
Title got truncated. First paragraph: An assassination market is a prediction market where any party can place a bet (using anonymous electronic money and pseudonymous remailers) on the date of death of a given individual, and collect a pay

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