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by nandhp 10y ago
I think KeepassXC includes the "auto-reload" patch, which causes the database to be automatically reloaded whenever the file changes; if you also enable auto-save this allows for fully automatic synchronization if you to store you
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by nandhp 10y ago
Although for applications that don't support runtime permissions, you can still turn permissions on/off after installing.
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by nandhp 10y ago
I just checked my old Tripod site -- it's still there, but the CGI appears to have broken: The proxy server could not handle the request GET /cgi-bin/hello.cgi. Reason: Could not connect to remote machine: Connecti
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by nandhp 10y ago
For anyone wondering, the spinning Unicode symbol mentioned is F01E, corresponding to fa-repeat in Font Awesome: http://fontawesome.io/icon/repeat/ Font Awesome also has a bunch of spinner icons which OP is probab
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by nandhp 10y ago
Do other WebGL applications work? Anything suspicious in the Graphics section of about:support? It's probably a preference, and you might start with something obvious like webgl.disable=true. However, you might rather just try Refresh
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by nandhp 10y ago
That's only for cookie/XSS purposes. It still runs from the same server farm, so you can do things like this: $ curl -H 'Host: xss-game.appspot.com' https://www.google.com/ <!doctype html>
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by nandhp 10y ago
> For starters, leveraging caching via a common CDN pretty much requires everyone to be using a single version from a single CDN. If you can't agree on that, then every time a new version comes out the web is split and the caching d
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by nandhp 10y ago
Some budget laptops -- like the Acer E5 series currently at #2 -- seem to still have Ethernet ports, presumably because they are relatively thick.
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by nandhp 10y ago
Except that figure shows the frequency with which PV46 experienced an interruption, not the frequency with which it was near an interruption. As stated in the article, "We could not inspect the detailed train logs that day because SMRT
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by nandhp 10y ago
Note that Jason Scott is part of Archive Team, which has its own project to backup the Internet Archive: http://archiveteam.org/index.php?title=INTERNETARCHIVE.BAK http://iabak.archiveteam.org/
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by nandhp 10y ago
Presumably because a lot of people wanted to buy a computer in, say, January but decided to hold out for the next refresh, which was at the time expected to happen in March or so. Unfortunately, that new model was seven months overdue ( htt
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by nandhp 10y ago
Not in the US
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by nandhp 10y ago
Lightning connector, since the iPhone 7 has no headphone jack.
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by nandhp 10y ago
The music industry also went to DRM-free several years ago (all the stores sell unencumbered MP3 or AAC or some lossless codec); video content has not yet caught up.
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by nandhp 10y ago
I think it was actually for the software that was doing that: if (osName.startsWith("windows 9")) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8397664
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by nandhp 10y ago
Yes, I switched to YouTube RSS feeds a few weeks ago and it is so much better than YouTube's subscription notifications. - The message subject has the video title - You can subscribe to playlists - Notifications aren't randomly lo
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by nandhp 10y ago
They've already considered it and are including this in their proposal: > WoSign/StartCom could back-date certificates to get around this restriction. [...] if such additional back-dating is discovered (by any means), Mozilla w
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by nandhp 10y ago
I'd be interested to know what the plans are from other vendors (Microsoft, Google, Apple, ...); can we expect them to follow Mozilla's lead in taking action against WoSign?
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by nandhp 10y ago
> common choice + failure = external blame (who could have seen it coming?) "Nobody ever got fired for buying IBM"
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by nandhp 10y ago
Presumably the original sentence was something like "bash is an abysmal language" and OP forgot to change the article when they replaced "abysmal" with "bad". This happens to me regularly.
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by nandhp 10y ago
True. So maybe it would be better to stick this one-liner in your inetd.conf. perl -MLWP::Simple -MCGI=escape -MHTML::Entities -MEncode -e '$u="";read(STDIN,$u,1,length($u)) while length($u)<128 and $u!~/\n&#x2F
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by nandhp 10y ago
Well, there's always something like this Finger-to-Twitter proxy: https://gist.github.com/mcroydon/519344
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by nandhp 10y ago
ReactOS has an NTVDM, however, which runs on 64-bit (it does processor emulation, like OP). However, it looks like it doesn't support Windows applications yet: http://community.reactos.org/index.php/news/years
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by nandhp 10y ago
I'm surprised it's iOS exclusive, but only because it means it's not available for Windows Phone.
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by nandhp 10y ago
For more information: http://wonderingminstrels.blogspot.com/2004/01/telnet-song-g... If you have an ACM subscription, the sheet music was published in Communications of the ACM (Volume 27, Issue 4; April 1984):
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by nandhp 10y ago
Redmine actually has a Markdown mode, though it's probably too much work to convert an existing Redmine installation (unless you can use pandoc?) http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/wiki/RedmineTextFo
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by nandhp 10y ago
Indeed. Perhaps a better title for this would be "' https://' considered harmful".
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by nandhp 10y ago
Is it redirecting you to a local site, or using a different language on Google.com? Maybe you've done https://www.google.com/ncr (No Country Redirect) on Chrome, but not on Firefox?
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by nandhp 10y ago
Android 2.3 doesn't even support SNI for virtual hosts on SSL.
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by nandhp 10y ago
For SSL through an HTTP proxy, clients use HTTP CONNECT[1], which turns converts the HTTP connection into a plain tunnel to the given host and port. https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2616#section-9.9 https://en

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