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by mikl 7y ago
There was no evidence, just two women accusing him of sexual misconduct (if memory serves, it wasn’t even rape in the classical sense, but Assange not wearing a condom when he’d said he would).
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by mikl 7y ago
Yeah, now Assange’s extradition to the U.S. is ensured, there’s no reason to keep the sham investigation going any longer. Sweden’s involvement in the extrajudicial persecution of Assange is downright shameful.
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by mikl 7y ago
Yeah, they’re currently just one step away, generating class names on the fly and attaching those classes to elements.
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by mikl 7y ago
Utility-classes like `font-16 font-bold font-purple` are essentially just shorthand for writing inline CSS. You are defining the styling in HTML, with a utility CSS file as go-between, true, but if you use Tachyons or Tailwind the way they’
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by mikl 7y ago
Pretty sure Chrome says that for all .dmg files, not just Firefox.
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by mikl 7y ago
Clicking this button tricks the user into visiting PayPal, sending along that the user came from Fritzing.org, without the user’s consent. That could be construed as a GDPR violation. Additionally, it might be against some consumer protecti
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by mikl 7y ago
A button labelled “Download” that is in actuality a “Donate” button that takes you to PayPal, that’s pretty scummy, probably even illegal some places. Glad I don’t use Fritzing.
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by mikl 7y ago
It’s not just macOS, Windows has the same, with all the same associated problems. For that reason, I generally prefer to keep all file names consistently lower-case - user_account.ex over UserAccount.ex. It’s just as easy to read, if not mo
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by mikl 7y ago
> If your users are on iOS This discussion is about the Mac App Store. Electron apps have never been allowed on iOS (nor should they be, given the resource constraints of mobile devices - Electron apps would be murderous on battery lif
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by mikl 7y ago
> Apple is soft-suppressing web standards, especially in the PWA space. Yeah, yeah, when the PWA community screams “JUMP”, Apple is supposed to ask “How high?”. Never mind that this is a tiny subset of the entire web cosmos. I build web
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by mikl 7y ago
As far as I can tell, they are not pulling any apps. They are simply rejecting updates to the apps already on the store. I haven’t seen any indication that special consideration is being given to Slack or other big brands.
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by mikl 7y ago
Alternative title “Developers wanting to ship an entire browser engine with their shovelware apps are salty about Mac App Store rules”. 1. The rules are the same for all apps. 2. Not Apple’s fault that Electron does not use the perfectly go
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by mikl 7y ago
MySQL is a great example how extreme commitment to backwards compatibility makes your whole product backwards. It is chock full of bugs and footguns that you can work around and mitigate if you know how to configure it correctly, but most o
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by mikl 7y ago
Yeah, because everything that happens roughly the same way twice, continues happening again and again, forever ಠ_ಠ
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by mikl 7y ago
Even if its just 10% of your users that installed your app from MAS, that’s still a huge problem. 10% of your users you can’t ship an update to and have no easy way of moving to your self-hosted updater, that’s a major problem. I personally
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by mikl 7y ago
Is it just me, or was shared caching not on its way out already? I mean, it was great when every website had jQuery on it, but with the proliferation of new JavaScript libraries, the chance of getting a shared cache hit must be getting smal
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by mikl 7y ago
Question is if you can reach any systems after the server. Have you tried pinging 8.8.8.8 or some other IP while connected?
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by mikl 7y ago
As far as I can tell, the Turris Omnia has semi-official Wireguard support: https://www.turris.cz/en/omnia/ Documentation here: https://doc.turris.cz/doc/en/public/wireguard
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by mikl 7y ago
The question was if there was a reason to switch away from OpenVPN ;)
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by mikl 7y ago
> free, simple, open source, fast and secure So is Wireguard?
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by mikl 7y ago
443/UDP is used for HTTP/3 (aka QUIC), and is pretty quickly becoming ubiquitous – and OpenVPN also supports UDP, so if the port is open for TCP, it might well also be open for UDP.
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by mikl 7y ago
That part really is wonderful. I don’t show it in the guide, but I’ve set up three peers now, and my config file is still just 15 lines long (including headers), and once you wrap your head around what AllowedIPs means in the two different
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by mikl 7y ago
You’re can choose a port number to run Wireguard on that should pass through all but the craziest firewall. 53 or 443 could work. Or run it OpenVPN’s port 1194. Only limitation is that it has to be UDP, Wireguard doesn’t support TCP.
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by mikl 7y ago
Yeah, if you don’t have a home network you want access to, a cloud server would do just fine. Smallest droplet would probably be fine, if you’re not streaming 4K video. Same goes for the 1TB transfer limit.
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by mikl 7y ago
Wireguard does claim to be faster. It’s also much simpler from a design perspective, so it might end up being more secure. But other than that, there’s no big reason to switch if you have a setup you’re happy with.
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by mikl 7y ago
Number one would probably be to ensure the rpi has a good cabled connection to the router (and make sure it uses it instead of WiFi). VPN connections going back and forth over WiFi would slow things down. Next bottleneck would probably be C
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by mikl 7y ago
I don’t really see how this is a problem. As a European, I can’t think of a single U.S. regional gourmet food that you see on the shelves over here. The only common U.S. food in European supermarkets are the big brands: Kelloggs, Coca Cola,
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Setting up a home VPN server with WireGuard(mikkel.hoegh.org)
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by mikl 7y ago
Yeah, that's awful XML. Ironically, they used to have a decent readable format in NeXTStep, it was only later it was XML-ified.
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by mikl 7y ago
This is one of those cases where useful features for web applications (ie. custom copy & paste logic) enables dark UI patterns for the web in general. Neigh impossible to solve without breaking existing apps.

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