mei0Iesh

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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
It's kind of like if you turned on TV to watch the President's speech, and noticed it was a computer-generated 3D representation. It wouldn't be distracting? He's saying all these things, and I can't receive the mes
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
I wouldn't marry someone who'd announce it on Facebook. It'd be like if you leaned in for your first kiss, and they said, "Wait, let me Instagram this".
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
I can't read any of that because I'm distracted by the mental image of Bill telling someone the best books he read, with some conversation, and that person asking some questions while writing notes, then spending hours in front of
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
Digital postal mail: * http://www.virtualpostmail.com/ * https://www.postscanmail.com/
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
Maybe I could see annoyance about the perceived dependency on Let's Encrypt. If someone is used to setting it for multiple years, then feeling like the transaction is complete for a long while, then LE could appear too involved. It&#x2
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
Sure. But I was also pointing out the relationship to Systemd. BSD is being talked about because of what's happening to the Linux culture thanks to powerful groups like Red Hat and Ubuntu, and the choices of major desktop environments,
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
... I don't think you caught what I did there.
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
This makes perfect sense. There's a huge evolutionary advantage in calling attention to a bad actor (someone behaving in a way not advantageous to the tribe), because that person will either change, or be expelled from the group, or do
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
Every year is another wave of this story, just like from the headlines it sounds like NASA just discovered water on Mars every year. It's not all bananas, only the one shipped everywhere right now, and it's not supposed to be gone
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
https://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=%2Fm%2F02ydx%2C%20Sy...
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
Where was the proof presented for this? That idea doesn't sit well with me at all. Maybe they meant to say that it's hard for most people to want to sit still and stare at text all day. It's hard to ignore urges to go out rat
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
That includes sleep? If you sleep 8 hours, awaken at 6 AM, then eat at 2 PM, it's a 16-hour restriction period? I naturally go longer than that without eating each day. If you skip breakfast and lunch times, and include the hours you&#
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
What else is exciting? This is the most exciting thing for me, which is actually pretty sad. It's 2015, and HTTPS still isn't widespread, and something like this wasn't done before? It's a good little new thing, but it d
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
That's good. Can you make anything? Like x+ is x+=1, x++ is x+=2, x+++ is x+=3? x+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
Is this like the Apple idea to have a 1-button mouse? I like to ++ things, because when I'm coding, it fits better with that focused efficient state of mind where you don't have to think about x + 1, you just say ++ and it's
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
That issue changed my view of GitHub, and related things. I'd seen a few animated gifs in other threads this past week, but it didn't really sink in until this. I used to hold scientists and programmers to a different standard tha
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
You installed py27-letsencrypt from ports? I posted a command in here that I used on FreeBSD and it worked find to register a certificate without disturbing the running web server. The webroot authenticator does work in FreeBSD.
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
Now that it's public, and I verified it works... https://letsencrypt.org/donate/
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
They keep trying to push the idea that letsencrypt should be ran as root. If you disagree with that, I ran it as a normal user using: letsencrypt -t --work-dir /tmp --logs-dir /tmp \ certonly --webroot /www/pu
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
Yes! Only a couple hours left and everyone can try it.
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
I'm using HTTP/2. Here's some quick stats: # tail -n100000 access.log | grep 'jquery.js' | grep 'HTTP/1' | wc 3,095 # tail -n100000 access.log | grep 'jquery.js' | grep &#x27
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
You can't: "This patch replaces the SPDY module in NGINX." https://www.nginx.com/blog/http2-r7/ "Before installing the nginx‑plus‑http2 package, you must remove the spdy parameter on all listen
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Let's Encrypt Public Beta Begins Today at 6 PM GMT(letsencrypt.status.io)
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
I didn't say first, I said responsible, and first doesn't really matter. Albert Einstein's e=mc^2 wasn't first, it was already published by someone else written slightly differently. But he made it popular, and that&#x27
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
If you were a corporate/academic programmer at the time, or lucky enthusiast, you had access to more things. Most commoner folk stepping up to a local ISP shell from BBS did not have access to all kinds of goodies. There also was less
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
This is an arrogant and immature type of thing to write. This is programming, not high school cool-kids club. PHP is a wonderful tool that was mostly responsible for the dynamic web. Before it became popular, the web was mostly static HTML
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
Yay, null coalesce operator! That shortens a lot of common redundancy. When will there be a FreeBSD port?
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
IRC
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Some thoughts: * Addressing a public press release to your private child's name * Naming the initiative with your family's name * Calling for "change now" as if the world isn't already working very hard every day to
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by mei0Iesh 11y ago
"They" isn't really used illogically. If someone wants to understand, they only need to examine it beyond what they learned as rules in English class. The use of "they" is usually general, when not really pointing

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