kchr

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by kchr 9y ago
Please share!
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by kchr 9y ago
If your intention is to have a local archive of an online site, yes.
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by kchr 9y ago
You might wanna take a look at PlantUML or similar http://plantuml.com
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by kchr 9y ago
Why does it feel like I am the only one using plus sign (+) feature supported by SMTP standards? http://www.faqs.org/faqs/mail/addressing/index.html TL;DR - Most SMTP servers support delivering mail to addres
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by kchr 9y ago
> I toyed with the idea of using a catch-all, but couldn't get around the problem of having to occasionally send mails from the address (e.g. for customer support, etc - as another commenter mentioned). You know, the sender header i
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by kchr 9y ago
Hear hear... Sometimes I find myself avoiding to complete my pet projects just because I don't want to risk being bored.
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by kchr 9y ago
Basically, it's filthy spies all the way down.
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by kchr 9y ago
Behold!
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by kchr 9y ago
Doesn't solve the issue of the data being available on a public server, though. Any piece of code run by the web server would most likely have access to those directories, as well as any other static content in the web root...
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by kchr 9y ago
Same here. Please share if you find anything fruitful!
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by kchr 9y ago
Bash - the gift that keeps giving :-) TIL!
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by kchr 9y ago
Why change something that works, just because it isn't uniquely designed?
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by kchr 9y ago
Say whaaaaaaaaaat
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by kchr 9y ago
You might wanna take a look at Qubes OS, which tries to provide such workflow in a nicely packaged distribution: https://www.qubes-os.org/