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by ptspts 7y ago
How does the one-week winning streak compare to the longest one ever achieved?
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by ptspts 7y ago
First thing I do is disabling autocorrect. It introduces more errors than it fixes. Also it's changing a correct word in language A to another correct word in language B. But I need the language A word.
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by ptspts 7y ago
Some of them provide free tasting as well: small glasses and many open bottles so that the customer can try all flavors before buying one.
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by ptspts 8y ago
Do they have some remaining Edge cases?
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by ptspts 8y ago
Where is the SSL and crypto implementation in this project?
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by ptspts 8y ago
8192 MiB, or even 4096 MiB in a laptop is still common nowadays, and single Electron apps using 256 MiB is not unusual.
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by ptspts 8y ago
rsync --link-dest can't do content deduplication, can't upload to the cloud and it's much more inconvenient to use for doing and managing backups than Duplicity, Duplicacy or Duplicati.
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by ptspts 8y ago
The scope of OP's project is to make Duplicacy (an incremental, deduplicating backup tool) easier to install and easier to use for client-initiated, periodically autoscheduled backups. Can you recommend anything the OP should do differ
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by ptspts 8y ago
Can you use rclone for incremental, content-deduplicated backups? Is it as easy as Duplicacy to use?
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by ptspts 9y ago
Indeed, ``killer'' has the other (nonviolent) meaning: cause of death, fatal/deadly illness, destroyer, threat to life, menace, plague, scourge, peril. The author of the article could have easily used any of the above less am
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by ptspts 9y ago
The article has a misleading, sensationalist title. In fact there is no murderer and there was no violence. The article is about the author's journey of diagnosing a genetic disease in his son.
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by ptspts 9y ago
I use the latest uBlock Origin with the latest stable Google Chrome on Linux. I have the block lists above ( https://i.imgur.com/S9pCwIc.png ) enabled, and I'm still getting lots of ads on YouTube. Ads started appearing
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by ptspts 9y ago
The output of cat isn't valid MP4. The CPU cost of concatenating is small though, it can be done on the fly. Even easier for MP4 streaming (DASH).
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by ptspts 9y ago
Anecdote about LibreOffice 4.2.8.2: Due to a bug, LibreOffice was generating incorrect page numbers in the table of contents of a 80-page document: some sections were 1 page off, even right after I clicked to manually regenerate the TOC. It
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by ptspts 9y ago
FYI bookish embeds math formulas as vector images (SVG) to the generated HTML.
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by ptspts 9y ago
Shameless plug: I also wrote a tool similar to com2txt in 1996: https://github.com/pts/pts-xcom . A quick comparison: * com2txt.exe is 7110 bytes long, xcom.com is only 401 bytes long. * xcom.com can also convert back
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by ptspts 9y ago
Can't we skip gcc 3.3?
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by ptspts 9y ago
Yes, probably you need a new Keybase account just for that remote server if you want the remote server be able to do git pull after the initial git clone. If all you need is a single git clone, and you already have a Keybase account, just d
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by ptspts 9y ago
You can ask the same question about copying the .git directory with rsync over SSH, and the answer for that one applies to your original qustion as well: * You can take a look at the packets (using e.g. tcpdump). * You can take a look at wh
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by ptspts 9y ago
See my comparison of Keybase Git, git-remote-gcrypt and git-gpg here: http://ptspts.blogspot.com/2017/10/comparison-of-encrypted-g...
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by ptspts 9y ago
I'm not a Keybase developer, but I'm a user of Keybase Git, git-remote-gcrypt and git-gpg, and I've just written a comparison of the 3. Here you are: http://ptspts.blogspot.com/2017/10/comparison-of-
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by ptspts 9y ago
On Linux, you can try this encrypted Git without installing Keybase or using the Keybase GUI. You need the following Go binaries from keybase*.deb: keybase, git-remote-keybase and kbfsfuse. Start kbfsfuse (specify a directory as a mount poi
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by ptspts 9y ago
How is this page implemented for Chrome? It looks like it is using service workers. Is there a tutorial? EDIT: Tutorial for Chrome here: https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/getting-start...
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by ptspts 9y ago
Is Microsoft Word able to break the line automatically in a long sum (if entered as a math formula), e.g. 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 + 9 + 10 + 11 + 12 + 13 + 14 + 15 + 16 + 17 + 18 + 19 + 20? Is Microsoft Word able to stretch the spaces
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by ptspts 9y ago
The example formula in the article looks ugly. It looks like Microsoft Office doesn't support beautiful math formulas using TeX's typesetting engine and TeX's math fonts. https://www.mathjax.org/ can do it on
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by ptspts 9y ago
Does Nanobox need root privileges on the host? If not, how does it provide networking?
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by ptspts 10y ago
What is the status of TCP/IP networking in rootless runC? How can incoming and outgoing connections be restricted?
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by ptspts 10y ago
This is old news, the article is more than 2 years old (from May 2014).
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by ptspts 10y ago
Some statistics. TL;DR Lepton indeed provides about 22% of size savings. When running Lepton through JPEG photos downloaded from Flickr, I've got about 23.37% of size savings. When running Lepton through JPEGs generated by mozjpeg (def
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by ptspts 10y ago
Portability notes for the Lepton implementation ( https://github.com/dropbox/lepton ): * Implemented in C++ (-std=c++0x and -std=c++11 work, -std=c++98 doesn't work). * Needs a recent g++ to compile (g++-4.8 works,

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