jtl999

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by jtl999 8y ago
The fonts are atrocious and give me a headache to look at. I already have damaged eyesight so that makes things worse as it is.
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by jtl999 8y ago
My CRS issue suggests otherwise (could just be CRS), but ignoring OpenVPN I haven't had many issues with RouterOS. It's good to have the option though.
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by jtl999 8y ago
Very interesting. I sure hope that when they go live that don't force people to use Cloudflare's nameservers. As I've mentioned before I use Uniregistry and I'm quite happy with them, but at the end of the day, how do yo
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by jtl999 8y ago
Mikrotik suffer from a gross amount of "Not invented here" reinventing existing open source protocols such as OpenVPN, a custom sshd and web server, and it shows with their amount of issues (how many years has it taken to add UDP
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by jtl999 8y ago
I hope they move to a proper domain register after this... The lack of decent options of domain registers for technical people that don't need their hand held and have decent security, while not being $$$$ enterprise options is depress
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by jtl999 8y ago
Secure storage of GPG/SSH keys preferably 4096bit, so I can have offline "cold signing"/emergency keys that are valid for a long time.
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by jtl999 8y ago
How does Privacy Pass work exactly, to not enable spammers and other malicious bots?
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by jtl999 8y ago
I've been wondering if GB-R LED backlit displays help? I haven't seen any reviews which compare the LED spectrum vs a standard white (blue)LED backlit display, but it might be something of interest. Examples of a GB-R LED backlit
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by jtl999 8y ago
The most modern CD ripper frontend for Linux I've found is whipper, which is a fork of morituri. It also has detailed log files, no ideas if "certain sites" accept them or not. Due to dependency shenanigans I couldn't ru
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by jtl999 8y ago
I'll give just Shibboleth a try later. I've been thinking of writing my own SAML IdP in Python (since I have plenty of experience with the language) and I'm not naive to the various security things that can go wrong, but I&#x
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by jtl999 8y ago
I was looking into SAML a while back for a project (preexisting compatibility) and the lack of functional open source IdP's is depressing. I tried Gluu and it's a RAM hog for what it does (IMO). I took a look at the developer docs
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by jtl999 8y ago
I deployed my own Alpine Linux image on GCE that included preconfigured nginx+mariadb+zabbix for monitoring my various services. Works well.
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by jtl999 8y ago
Does a censorship resistant social network need all the "overhead" of a blockchain type solution? (PoW with difficultly level, for one) Although I could see PoW as a possible antispam measure, and it's been done before (prior
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by jtl999 8y ago
Yeah. I used the classic Windows theme back in the XP days. Memories.
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by jtl999 8y ago
What's the story with that?
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by jtl999 8y ago
`tail /var/log/nginx/access.log` Oops. Also the section of the GDPR that talks about pseudonymization using a token how should my user DB table be GDPR compliant? Contains ID (primary key), username, password hash, email
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by jtl999 8y ago
I note my domains expiration dates and renew them at least 30 days before. Your not the only person whose had issues recently with Namecheap not sending renewal emails.
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by jtl999 8y ago
Is multi-account support being actively worked on for Riot? So (as a use case) I can be signed in to my personal matrix.org account and my (work) private HS account at the same time? If not I was planning on taking a look at it myself despi
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by jtl999 9y ago
How's the TDP?
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by jtl999 9y ago
sad
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by jtl999 9y ago
I appreciate the transparency. A few years ago I was testing a service acquired by Dropbox and they updated the scope of the Dropbox acquisitions program on HackerOne to exclude said program while I was in the middle of testing it and I did
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by jtl999 9y ago
What's the latest on optic nerve regeneration with stem cells?
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by jtl999 9y ago
2015 Macbook Pro with i7-4870HQ, AMD R9 M370X graphics, 16GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD. It's my primary machine. I've normally been a "PC" guy but picked up the Macbook because of a visual impairment where most cheap laptop
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by jtl999 9y ago
And it's going to take a while for the new version to propagate to a released version, then to distributions, then to customer images and scripts, etc.
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by jtl999 9y ago
Indeed. For a long time I was using my own fork of simp_le, but the code wasn't easy to split the file writing logic into per domain directories for certificates, etc.
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by jtl999 9y ago
Cloudflare has a Vancouver PoP but Telus Vancouver doesn't use it, all traffic is routed to Seattle. (as an example) colo=SEA spdy=h2 http=h2 loc=CA
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by jtl999 9y ago
> Classic forums software was pretty much a web based NNTP gateway -- some even supported nntp integration directly. Posts were threaded. Ah. We have a different view of "classic forum software". NNTP was before my time.
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by jtl999 9y ago
> I guess the equivalent would be to start new chat channels per topic, and index them somehow? But realtime chat tends to have more organic topic drift than post-based discussion. Well said. It's a shame IMO how much forum software
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by jtl999 9y ago
The problem I have with large group chats like Slack, Riot, IRC is that it's hard to get information from them when you've been "out of the loop" for a while. Much better to read a bunch of forum threads or tickets, then
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by jtl999 9y ago
I just use http://example.com for those

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