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631.
by ptman 9y ago
Sure, but is it a 5USD/month DO instance or a 640USD/month one?
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Launchpad Is Now Open Source(dev-blog.apollodata.com)
2 points by ptman 9y ago|0 comments
633.
by ptman 9y ago
How does CJDNS compare to Host Identity Protocol?
634.
by ptman 9y ago
There's several. LDAPv3 ja kpasswd are some examples.
635.
by ptman 9y ago
There's the tengine fork: http://tengine.taobao.org/ https://github.com/alibaba/tengine
636.
by ptman 9y ago
I've used https://github.com/jinzhu/gorm with Go, and it's ok. Sometimes I just use https://github.com/Masterminds/squirrel or https://github.com/elgris/sqrl with d
637.
by ptman 9y ago
Why not SELinux?
638.
by ptman 9y ago
Any plans now that Vista and IE9 are no longer supported? https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/22882/windows-vista...
639.
by ptman 9y ago
Try authy or freeotp or any of the other available on f-droid
640.
by ptman 9y ago
Isn't Glacier separate from S3?
641.
by ptman 9y ago
But isn't that with B2 pricing, not the $5/month unlimited pricing?
642.
by ptman 9y ago
What if there's a reason to restart the server or spawn a new one?
643.
by ptman 9y ago
I have some hope for HMD/Nokia Android phones. It seems like they're very vanilla android and have been updated with patches on a quick schedule. But only time will tell.
644.
by ptman 9y ago
Have you checked out gitea, the community-developed fork of gogs?
645.
by ptman 9y ago
That's exactly the kind of corruption we have in "the least corrupted country in the world" (maybe not this year, but pretty close). No money changes hands, but if you scratch my back, I'll scratch your back. It's a
646.
by ptman 9y ago
IIUC nft tools also provide a way to write the rules in a file and atomically replace the current ruleset with an updated one. To do this with iptables, I've had to use ferm http://ferm.foo-projects.org/ , which, even
647.
by ptman 9y ago
I imagine he would've commented in Swedish, not Finnish
648.
by ptman 9y ago
Or https://matrix.org/ / https://riot.im/app/
649.
by ptman 9y ago
Unrooted Android and iOS are much more secure than Windows or common UNIX variants. Mac OS X has similar sandboxing, but few people only use sandboxed apps. I guess the same can be true for Windows with store apps
650.
by ptman 10y ago
There exists Tengine, a fork of nginx, which IIRC features some of nginx paid features for free. I wonder how closely it tracks nginx and what the differences are http://tengine.taobao.org/ https://github.com&#x2
651.
by ptman 10y ago
There's toki pona on memrise
652.
by ptman 10y ago
Yubikey U2F is much higher quality physically than Nitrokey U2F. I wouldn't trust the nitrokey to last very long. I may be wrong, but that's just the impression from comparing them in my hands
653.
by ptman 10y ago
I think one of the strengths of matrix (in addition to federation) is first-class bridging. I already communicate to several IRC networks, gitter and slack via matrix. I only have to use one matrix client and it enables me to communicate wi
654.
by ptman 10y ago
I think slack calls them gateways, not bridges. And if you compare to matrix bridges, gateway seems like a suitable name.
655.
by ptman 10y ago
Threading I know is being worked on, but is SMTP/NNTP anything other than a jape?
656.
by ptman 10y ago
I guess you could get part of the benefit by using e.g. TokuDB via FDW: https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Foreign_data_wrappers
657.
by ptman 10y ago
Like Replicant? http://www.replicant.us/
658.
by ptman 10y ago
Do you stop working on your django 1.11 -based app after 8 months? What it you find a novel use for a newly introduced feature two years from now that crashes?
659.
by ptman 10y ago
secure_getenv() first appeared in glibc 2.17. not GCC
660.
by ptman 10y ago
Less problems with firewalls?

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