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by pricechild 6y ago
It looks very relevant and has more features?
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by pricechild 6y ago
Check out https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/configuration/secret/#ri... - this isn't free.
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by pricechild 6y ago
I can confirm it's NSF(my)W in 21st century Old England.
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by pricechild 6y ago
> 0. Forget about tracking things down to the dollar, or even the tens of dollars. That level of precision is unnecessary. If a coffee here or there is going to break your budget, it's already broken and you need to go in to panic m
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by pricechild 6y ago
That's a brilliant tip, thank you!
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by pricechild 6y ago
I get your decision making but the annoying thing is that using PayPal will most likely reduce your legal protections? Fingers crossed PayPal don't screw you over...
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by pricechild 6y ago
I don't think so. If you go into the UI, bottom left is a button to "Create New Login". You get 3 fields: url, username & password. I think that's a fair choice though.
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by pricechild 6y ago
Aha thank you, yes I hadn't thought about that form. Pretty sure I'd still include 'the', not sure. Interesting!
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by pricechild 6y ago
TF?
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by pricechild 6y ago
I'm not sure about your first example... I thought to myself "As an Englishman, what would I think about in the future?" and can't figure out a way to omit 'the'. Could you use it in a sentence?
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by pricechild 7y ago
Bit off a kick in the teeth for NextCloud and makes returning to LibreOffice Online's CODE a likely path? For now the features aren't actually removed (as shown in the thread) but disabled via a bool and can be reenabled quickly.
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OnlyOffice removes Web/mobile editing (After Nextcloud 18 inclusion)(help.nextcloud.com)
1 points by pricechild 7y ago|1 comments
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by pricechild 7y ago
Try https://www.wireguard.com/quickstart/ For real world use, I'm a fan of https://wiki.debian.org/Wireguard
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by pricechild 7y ago
It's not just lies of omission. Take this: https://www.amazon.co.uk/49-inches-Fire-TV-Edition-Smart-4K-... > Plus, your TV keeps getting smarter with new Alexa skills and over-the-air software updates, so you always
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by pricechild 7y ago
I run https://github.com/joohoi/acme-dns to solve the wildcard domain problem. You can run it yourself locally, or trust (why?) the upstream's service.
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by pricechild 7y ago
I don't think you'd have much luck getting anything back from that "guarantee"... so is it a guarantee?
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by pricechild 7y ago
> 1) AT&T started blocking any number permanently across its network last January if it contains a hyperlink or email address, even if the customer interacts with the number. I had to create separate messages just for the 12.5% AT&am
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by pricechild 7y ago
Well technically ... you left out an important word after "offer": > a written offer, valid for at least three ... So it's not just requiring an offer be made, it's requiring a offer being made which is valid (with c
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by pricechild 7y ago
My mistake, you are right in that the same language appears in v2. My point is that the op commented: > No part of the GPL, as far as I'm aware, requires distribution to anyone who isn't a customer. ...and I am agreeing to this
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by pricechild 7y ago
That language seems to exist only in GPL v1. It is also part of a list of 'or' options. You can abide by one of the other options and not need to adhere to this one.
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Nextcloud, CVE's and Apparmor(pricey.uk)
1 points by pricechild 7y ago|0 comments
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by pricechild 7y ago
Would `git log --oneline` not help?
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by pricechild 7y ago
Yep, I agree and that all makes sense. Don't you find those projects within the company wanting multi-repos also?
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by pricechild 7y ago
> whether you're willing to dump money into updating everyting at once I think the majority of projects in this world only update everything at once. They haven't investing in testing, sensible api's and testing to allow u
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by pricechild 7y ago
I regularly join projects where someone has decided to place the project's code in half a dozen different repositories. Even though it's one project. Even though they refuse to allow a release of a single component - it must all b
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by pricechild 7y ago
A shared key would allow impersonation/spoofing within the group.
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by pricechild 7y ago
ESR is making an attempt: http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=8387
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by pricechild 7y ago
Or misjudge the probability of realising those consequences.
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by pricechild 7y ago
Not in Europe at least. Here's the UK's version: https://www.caa.co.uk/Commercial-industry/Pilot-licences/App... (there's a broken link which should point to https://www.caa.co.uk/Ae
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by pricechild 7y ago
Sorry for your time, yes, you're right.

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