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   Git2Go – GitHub client for iPhone and iPad(git2go.com)

   10 points by joch 11y ago|7 comments
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   by joch 11y ago

   This is actually one of the better guides for getting started using gpg (for the Mac): http://notes.jerzygangi.com/the-best-pgp-tutorial-for-mac-os... What's great about this guide and approach, is that it works in any
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   by joch 12y ago

   I have been using backup2l together with rsync for ages and it has been working great. It doesn't natively support encryption though. http://backup2l.sourceforge.net
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   Develop WordPress plugins and themes using Docker(johnny.chadda.se)

   1 points by joch 12y ago|0 comments
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   by joch 12y ago

   There was no default remote defined, since it was a newly created repository and was not cloned from a server.
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   by joch 13y ago

   The speed varies with Crashplan as well, but I usually get around a couple of megabits per second at least. I run it on my home NAS though so it's basically just set-and-forget, meaning that I don't have to remember to keep my Mac
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   by joch 13y ago

   I have been using CrashPlan for backing up my huge photo library, and it has been working great so far. The main benefit compared to the others is the "unlimited" cloud backup space if you sign up for their cloud service.
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   Focused Distractions(johnny.chadda.se)

   1 points by joch 13y ago|0 comments
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   by joch 13y ago

   The Java implementation of BankID hasn't been used for years on any of the sites I use. At least on the Mac, Nexus Personal is used for storing certificates and has a plugin for all major browsers. There is even an app for iOS, and it
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    by joch 14y ago

    Client certificates should work in all modern browsers. We use them daily in Chrome, Safari, Mobile Safari, IE and Firefox.
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    by joch 14y ago

    I set up a Norco 4224 for backup purposes and plugged in a couple of 3TB WD green drives, and have not had any issues at all. Maybe the WD green drives don't require as much current as these ones?
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    by joch 14y ago

    Thanks, I greatly appreciate the link! The deadlock scenario does not look good, however I think it won't be a problem in this particular application. But since a single server easily handles the load, I will definitely take the safe route
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    by joch 14y ago

    I have started trying out Galera Cluster[1] for MySQL, to replace a single MySQL server node with 3-4 nodes, all synchronously replicated. This should hopefully solve the problem with having to split writes to the master and reads to the sl
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    by joch 14y ago

    If you are into GTD, an email workflow for handling email could be much more flexible. Example when going through your inbox: 1. Respond to/do anything that can be done in two minutes and archive the email. (It helps if you are maintaining
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    by joch 14y ago

    Postbox does that to some extent. See screenshots: http://postbox-inc.com/graphics/screenshots
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    by joch 15y ago

    I live I'm Sweden and my 100/100Mbit full duplex connection is part of my rent, so basically I get it for free, but that is one of the perks living in a large city. And yes, I really do get the full bandwidth all the time. Smaller cities us
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    by joch 15y ago

    Not entirely sure that's correct either. One could use a Hardware Security Module, such as the Thales nShield Connect[1], which will keep the private keys secure (at least in theory). [1] http://www.thales-esecurity.com/Products/Hardware%2