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601.
by ptman 9y ago
Swagger/OpenAPI does that for rest to some extent
602.
by ptman 9y ago
At least some mobile operators are getting rid of their 3G networks and shifting focus to 4G/LTE, but keeping 2G because of how common it is.
603.
by ptman 9y ago
I don't see anything about interface{} on https://godoc.org/compress/gzip , only byte slices, io.Reader and io.Writer.
604.
by ptman 9y ago
Isn't that really a problem with PowerPoint as well? If you e.g. use a font that isn't available on the computer you use to present. PDF export solves this, typically.
605.
by ptman 9y ago
The Google data center in Hamina, Finland, statedly employs about 300. It's a mix of technical, security, catering and cleaning/facilities. Source (in Finnish): http://www.tivi.fi/Kaikki_uutiset/google-ei-aio-
606.
by ptman 9y ago
sometimes (if there are not mixed spaces and tabs) tr -s ' ' < input | cut -f1 helps
607.
by ptman 9y ago
If it is in a compost heap instead of a compost container, then rats will be feasting in addition to worms.
608.
by ptman 9y ago
finally not only in chrome (and apparently opera)
609.
by ptman 9y ago
It does now, and OneDrive seems to also have similar functionality with the latest win10 update. But many people have bad experiences with the sync algorithm of Google Drive.
610.
by ptman 9y ago
IIRC it depends on which storage backend for docker you use: https://web.archive.org/web/20170405122924/https://developer...
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Gitea 1.2.0 released(blog.gitea.io)
4 points by ptman 9y ago|0 comments
612.
by ptman 9y ago
set -o noclobber
613.
by ptman 9y ago
please point out sufficiently open hardware
614.
by ptman 9y ago
what's biometric about bankid?
615.
by ptman 9y ago
The mailed code list is being phased out since there's no guarantee somebody hasn't opened your mail, taken a picture of it, and put it back.
616.
by ptman 9y ago
Nss? Can you elaborate? Point to some documentation?
617.
by ptman 9y ago
Matrix also isn't too set on chat. It would be quite possible to send email over Matrix. Maybe once Matrix has some kind of solution to spam that would be something to explore. With bridges to SMTP, if you'd like.
618.
by ptman 9y ago
You can usually build fully static by doing CGO_ENABLED=0 go build even when using os/user or net/
619.
by ptman 9y ago
What if I want both TreeNode<float64> and TreeNode<rune>?
620.
by ptman 9y ago
I'm guessing: you still can't access unexported members (private vs Public).
621.
by ptman 9y ago
Host Identity Protocol was one attempt: http://infrahip.net/
622.
by ptman 9y ago
Google Talk for Windows : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Talk
623.
by ptman 9y ago
Matrix is really wonderful and I hope it will continue to grow. It's federated, like IRC and unlike Slack. Also there's good support for bridges to other chat protocols / services, so matrix may be the solution to _reducing_
624.
by ptman 9y ago
I have to agree about matrix. In fact I think at this point effort should be focused on bridging protocols to matrix instead of each different client implementing support for protocols by themselves. Then the client can only implement matri
625.
by ptman 9y ago
Just build your own docker container based on the one you want. E.g.: FROM kanboard/kanboard:stable ADD ownca.crt /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/ownca.crt RUN /usr/sbin/update-ca-certif
626.
by ptman 9y ago
FreeIPA sets up a CA by default and AD can do it as well (not sure if it's done by default).
627.
by ptman 9y ago
Well, debian is a volunteer effort, it's hard to force stuff on people that will just stop contributing if it doesn't feel fun enough.
628.
by ptman 9y ago
In addition to DNS SRV records, there's also DNS URI records https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7553
629.
by ptman 9y ago
debian is pushing reproducible builds: https://wiki.debian.org/ReproducibleBuilds
630.
by ptman 9y ago
Typically, improving latency also improves bandwidth, whereas typically, improving bandwidth hurts latency.

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