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by peller 10y ago
One of the things that tripped me up at first was the postfix settings. smtpd_* options are for receiving mail, and smtp_* (no d) are for sending. So you need smtp_tls_cert_file = /etc/letsencrypt/live/$domain/fullc
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by peller 10y ago
Ah that wasn't my intention :) Personally, I had just kept hearing all these nightmare stories about self-hosted email and never really looked into it further. Until I went from zero familiarity with the options to having a working set
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by peller 10y ago
If you're comfortable with command-line Linux, and have a basic understanding of DNS, setting this up from scratch is actually not all that hard. After researching the hell out of this a few weekends ago, the best guide I found on the
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by peller 10y ago
Seems like it's for commercial differentiation: "TrueOS Pico™ is currently in beta status. The client has experimental support for VirtualGL, and limited sound-forwarding availability. Additionally, there is a limit of 5 concurren
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by peller 10y ago
Link requires a trailing slash: https://www.trueos.org/trueos-pico/
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by peller 10y ago
I'm just speculating here, but if I remember correctly, PHP5 uses significantly more memory than PHP7, and the E5 has a 2.5x larger L3 cache and almost twice the memory bandwidth of the E3. Perhaps that has something to do with it?
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by peller 10y ago
This is awesome, thanks for sharing. The full build process is documented [1,2], and the sources are very readable and well-commented. Also appears to include a basic install-to-disk script, which from the looks of it you definitely should
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by peller 10y ago
First, a cautionary quote from "the bible," Reminiscences of a Stock Operator : "Of course the same things happen in all speculative markets. The message of the tape is the same. That will be perfectly plain to anyone who wi
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by peller 10y ago
Context needed! For me, it'd be a Samsung 960 Pro [1]. Or perhaps an Arduino starter kit [2] or an excellent introductory DIY speaker kit [3]. For a more mainstream audience, I dunno, you can't go wrong with a giftcard to Amazon.
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by peller 10y ago
Sometimes I'll read books which argue some point I already agree with, where the first half of the book tries to convince the reader the point is valid, and the second half spends time debunking counter-arguments. In such cases, jumpin
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by peller 10y ago
For what it's worth, that trick works for me with Firefox, but not Chrom{e,ium}.
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by peller 10y ago
Honestly, your best first step might be a university library. You want to look for retired authors, people that had very successful careers and are no longer incentivized to keep a lid on their accumulated wisdom. Be wary of academic author
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by peller 10y ago
> don't buy hardware new Generally agreed, except that SSDs are a major exception which should always be purchased new.
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by peller 10y ago
If you haven't run Linux on a laptop recently, I suspect you'll be pleasantly surprised. As long as you're not buying a really cheap consumer-grade machine, or a bleeding-edge high-end machine, the chances it works out of the
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by peller 10y ago
Gatsby is awesome. Would love to see something like it without FB's licensing attached to the underlying libraries. Please do a Show HN when you've got something more-or-less working :)
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by peller 10y ago
Hosting companies for one have a vested interest in this stuff. Looks like DO is hiring: https://www.digitalocean.com/company/careers/#technical-writ...
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by peller 10y ago
Link to the mentioned petition: https://www.change.org/p/demand-an-audit-of-the-2016-preside...
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by peller 10y ago
My long-time-range guess is that this is FB's play for becoming a standard replacement/upgrade for GIFs. From the post: "Initially, we looked at common static image formats such as PNG sequences and GIFs, as well as even more
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by peller 10y ago
They want the user adoption, without giving up control, presumably.
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by peller 10y ago
IANAL, but it reads to me like they don't think that point exists. "You can use it, but you can't publish a fork of it." Definitely not open source in my eyes.
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by peller 10y ago
This is valid bash too. (If you don't know, you're probably running bash.)
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by peller 10y ago
This beast? https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001438712 Any recommendations?
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by peller 10y ago
To state it another way: isn't it possible that the amount of freedom some people had in the last couple of centuries was rather anomalous? That our default level of freedom has always been very low? I would posit both your and my &quo
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by peller 10y ago
While I don't disagree, and I'm not sure if this applies specifically to Google in this case, but as a general trend oftentimes users sign their class action rights away in the EULA by way of an arbitration clause.[0] This, in and
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by peller 10y ago
Eh yea, but there's an economic feasibility limit too. From the Wiki article I linked: "As of 1980, the longest cost-effective distance for direct-current transmission was determined to be 7,000 km (4,300 mi). For alternating curr
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by peller 10y ago
I suspect the transmission losses would be too great for it to make too much sense.[1] But even if that weren't a problem, well, politics. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_power_transmission#Lo...
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by peller 10y ago
I won't argue with you over some of the things AMD has decided to prioritize, but for what it's worth, they are at least working on supporting CUDA compilation for their GPUs. http://www.anandtech.com/show/979
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by peller 10y ago
Pretty sweet. From and end-user perspective, quite a lot better than many of the WYSIWYG editors I've used in the past! (Haven't looked at the code.) A few possible considerations for (IMO improved) usability: * Tooltips for the i
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by peller 10y ago
Can you explain how what OP's proposing is any different from bartering? What makes wage laws apply, other than OP's perhaps not their primary language word choice? I'm genuinely curious, because it sounds like an entirely re
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by peller 10y ago
Quite a few choices in that table there. Can anybody more familiar with this space comment on which are the front-runners?

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