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by oxplot 8y ago
umm, buy two, enroll both and keep one safe somewhere? I'm very surprised when people voice this concern. These keys cost a mere $20 or so. There's no limit to how many website you can set them up with. So $40 or even $60 is all y
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by oxplot 8y ago
Interesting. I orient myself with the sun. If it's midday, the shadows point southish (southern hemisphere). Mornings westish and evening eastish.
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by oxplot 8y ago
> Either sign a proper SLA agreement with Google How do you do that?
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Custom Python linting through AST expressions(github.com)
1 points by oxplot 9y ago|0 comments
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Passing Passwords (2015)(netmeister.org)
2 points by oxplot 9y ago|0 comments
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Galera Cluster for MySQL: The True Multi-Master(galeracluster.com)
9 points by oxplot 9y ago|0 comments
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by oxplot 9y ago
Metabase. https://metabase.com/
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by oxplot 9y ago
> Google Alerts-style search monitoring I expected email notifications but all I managed to do was to add the saved queries on the home page. Am I missing something?
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Faces of Open Source(facesofopensource.com)
1 points by oxplot 9y ago|0 comments
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by oxplot 9y ago
Google will give you a chance to move your data out of their cloud should they decide to kick you out. This option is available if you pay for the GSuites (their business plans) which I mentioned above. Any provider has the right to termina
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by oxplot 9y ago
> Imagine you have spent much of your digital life for the last 12 years on Google. You rely on their mail and calendar, Google Drive for storage and Google Photos for your photo archive. Like I've said in the past here [1], if some
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by oxplot 9y ago
I think most people who've commented on the OKC post here and on their blog, are missing a few points: 1. Names can be faked. I don't see any long term and practical way for OKC to enforce real names (as FB and G+ showed in the pa
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by oxplot 9y ago
> it's a bad idea to supply ANY personal information to random strangers How about your photos ? Those are as PII as it gets. If you're not careful (and majority of people aren't), and upload the same photo you use for yo
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HTTP URL Path Parameter Syntax(doriantaylor.com)
1 points by oxplot 9y ago|0 comments
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To infinity and beyond, with fractals(blog.mathspace.co)
2 points by oxplot 9y ago|0 comments
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by oxplot 9y ago
Replying to myself here. I've asked Namecheap to consider it (as I'm sure many others have too) but received to ETA. I'd really like to stay with them but lack of U2F is becoming a deal breaker for me, considering how prevale
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by oxplot 9y ago
I'm constantly disappointed by lack of support for U2F keys, especially by domain name registrars (ghandi is there only one but unfortunately they come with their own questionable t ToS). No matter how well protected your accounts are,
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by oxplot 9y ago
Terraform [1] should be preferred over both Google's and Amazon's as it supports cross cloud provisioning and provides features such as update plan which are crucial for making low risk changes to infra. [1]: https://ww
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by oxplot 9y ago
Majority (borderline everyone) here in Australia seems to be afraid to speed up to highway speed before merging and when the merge lane is short, they end up coming to a complete stop because they can't find a gap to for in, in time. O
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by oxplot 9y ago
Of course Go has error handling. Thinking it doesn't shows lack of understanding of the language and its goals. Go's error handling is minimalist in order to fulfill the goal of making the code easy to read, understand and predict
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by oxplot 9y ago
For basic cardio fitness, I do stair climbing. It's as risk free as it gets and it raise your heart rate a good bit. I used to do it 20 minutes non-stop every other day and it kept me quite fit. Rock climbing when I can be bothered goi
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Breathing Retraining(rbphd.com)
7 points by oxplot 9y ago|0 comments
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by oxplot 9y ago
Does the usage of a site like SO (where you ask for help) necessarily correlate with growth of a language? Or more specifically, does the difference between views of two different languages on SO correlate with real world difference of grow
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by oxplot 9y ago
Unfortunately, Chrome's kerning when it comes to printing is atrocious. Over the years, I've constantly tested it every once in a while with the hope that it would improve to no avail. Currently, the only print ready HTML to PDF p
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by oxplot 9y ago
A video of the guy behind Primitive Technology channel on YT making a pump drill: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEl-Y1NvBVI
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by oxplot 9y ago
For e.g. on Archlinux, all but /usr/bin is a symlink to /usr/bin.
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by oxplot 9y ago
Woha, wait a second: > Each of the 306 million passwords is being provided as a SHA1 hash. That's it? Without any salting? This would make it trivial to recover the plain text using rainbow tables.
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by oxplot 9y ago
It depends on the router too. My arch Linux connects almost instantly to my Ubiquiti WiFi AP on wake from sleep, but takes seconds to connect to my phone AP.
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by oxplot 9y ago
- Hacking in general: tinkering with things and modifying them to better suit my needs from software to electronics to woodwork to sewing and more. - Rockclimbing = purposeful exercise with some problem solving for my busy mind - Movies - L
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by oxplot 9y ago
I didn't read the paper, but you'd know it'd bit squatting if the domain a-azon.com is hit with a HTTP Host header of amazon.com.

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