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liotier
6y ago
Fond memories of Novell Netware's BROADCAST command... I discovered it as I was exploring the (then unknown to me) Netware client on Microsoft Windows 3.x, I tried something like BROADCAST "Nuclear strike inbound". Then, in t
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Canarytokens.org – quick, free, breach detection for the masses
(blog.thinkst.com)
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Facebook acquires Mapillary
(blog.mapillary.com)
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liotier
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Mobian is a Free Software project aimed at bringing Debian to mobile devices
(mobian-project.org)
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6y ago
How does it handle upgrades ?
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Openstreetmap Foundation and GraphHopper: GraphHopper Routing Engine 1.0 Release
(blog.openstreetmap.org)
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liotier
6y ago
Linux-based. How is SONiC positioned vs. Cumulus ?
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Openstreetmap Cartographic: a client-side rendered Openstreetmap Carto
(paulnorman.ca)
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liotier
6y ago
Are you an American ?
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6y ago
And the German army just announced it follows the French government in migrating its instant messaging entirely to Matrix. https://www.golem.de/news/messenger-bundeswehr-will-komplett... (and recent discussion https:&
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liotier
6y ago
There was a bug, not exploited, fixed immediately... And you hold that as government failure... I won't try and lecture you about government efficiency, but you really should do something about your confirmation bias.
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liotier
6y ago
I just tried - comfortable practice requires more supple dexterity than I can muster.
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6y ago
> Does IKEA do smaller-format stores anywhere? In central Paris, there is one: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-ikea-france-store/ikea-op... - I'm guessing it is slightly experimental. Also, the Ikea In
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liotier
6y ago
> These ERP systems are often fairly bespoke That is the paradox with ERP: they are sold as off-the-shelf solutions but customization costs twice the licenses and always ends up producing a bespoke monster.
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6y ago
Integration of Unbound in OPNsense has the basics - the web interface lets one edit access lists, blacklists etc. but no statistics dashboard or sophisticated log processing. It supports lists with regex though. Updating automatically requi
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6y ago
Is there any value in Pi-hole for people already running Unbound with a bunch of adblock blacklists ? With OPNsense, it is a three-click setup. Found one feature: per-client blocking. Anything else ?
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7y ago
What country do you live in ? Are straws necessities there ? I live in France and I can't remember the last time I used a straw - must have been a couple of years ago...
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7y ago
When building such strategic naval assets, company independence from the host country is fictive - national interest drives them.
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Optimizating on-demand Openstreetmap background vector tiles production
(medium.com)
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The EARN IT Act: how to ban end-to-end encryption without banning it
(cyberlaw.stanford.edu)
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7y ago
Nowhere do I see mention of how to update and upgrade this thing after initial deployment... How does it work ?
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7y ago
You seem to be describing the map at https://www.openstreetmap.org - it is indeed as your say. But it is only one render of the Openstreetmap data - there is an infinity of others. Look at the following examples comparing differ
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Serving Dynamic Vector Tiles from PostGIS
(info.crunchydata.com)
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The end of Openstreetmap as we know it
(blog.mapillary.com)
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Pedestrian routing that offers pleasant alternatives to the shortest route
(gislounge.com)
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The Openstreetmap Diversity Dilemma
(osm.gryph.de)
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Packaging, vendoring and how it’s changing
(fy.blackhats.net.au)
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OSMF board elections and resolution votes – an afterwards analysis
(blog.imagico.de)
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Buffering 101: Geoff Huston's comprehensive take on network buffer sizing
(blog.apnic.net)
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7y ago
Yes, I'm French and, on "jour des encombrants", when I put out something which is usable, I always make sure it is obvious, clean and visible... It is usually picked up within the hour by either some student or a junk trader.
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