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by raimue 7y ago
One thing that would still be missing is SRS [1], in case you want to forward mails to an email address handled by a different mail server. Your mail server must not use the original from address in the envelope from, as that would very lik
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by raimue 7y ago
The history file only contains commands typed into an interactive shell. Commands executed from a shell script or piped into sh will not end up there.
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by raimue 7y ago
If you are working on a complex, long command pipeline, in bash you can use Ctrl-x Ctrl-e to open your $EDITOR to edit the line as needed. The commands will be executed as soon as you save the file and exit.
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by raimue 7y ago
Regarding the point of "SSH: Faster Crypto", you should not enforce only one single specific cipher for ssh. The reason also seems wrong, modern hardware should be capable of achieving better performance with an AEAD cipher (such
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by raimue 7y ago
I would assume this supervision identity is part of your keychain as usual on macOS and could even be exported. It is not bound to any physical property of that particular laptop. A backup should be enough to avoid the scenario you are desc
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by raimue 7y ago
git will append all remaining command line arguments to the end of the aliased command. Therefore `!f() { ... }; f` is the usual style for this kind of git alias to get access to the arguments as needed with $1, $2, etc. in the shell functi
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by raimue 7y ago
I would not see this as breaking out of a chroot, because your process already had the file descriptor handle before the chroot system call. Being able to access files that were opened before the chroot call is an intentional feature and us
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by raimue 7y ago
No, nested chroots do not change anything here. In your example, you would always need to acquire a file descriptor outside the current chroot first. Then such a file descriptor has to be passed over some mechanism into the process running
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by raimue 7y ago
https://last.fm It's one of the oldest music services on the internet, being around since the early 00s. It changed a lot over time, but survived. Nowadays, as a paying subscriber you can link your Spotify account and liste
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by raimue 7y ago
The problem with IDLE is that it requires one TCP connection per folder you want to watch. The better alternative is NOTIFY, but in my experience, it is not as widely supported by server and client implementations. https://tools
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by raimue 7y ago
Although others have already answered that got is a BSD implementation, you might want to have a look at Gitless. "A simple version control system built on top of Git". Basically it just runs git commands, but with a command line
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by raimue 7y ago
Even then the browser would still need to know to which websites the user could share. The user would first need to select websites and services they want to use. In the past, desktop browsers kind of tried to provide such features with the
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by raimue 7y ago
As mentioned in the project description, this is a fork of the solution presented by the German magazine c't a few years ago. Since then they came up with the successor Shariff, which is also able to display the number of likes and sha
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by raimue 7y ago
libc functions may need unexpected syscalls. For example, some of the date and time functions will very likely access the filesystem, just to parse /etc/timezone and the corresponding files in /usr/share/zoneinfo&#x
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by raimue 7y ago
The source code for the Apollo guidance Computer is available on GitHub. https://github.com/chrislgarry/Apollo-11
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by raimue 7y ago
I used duplicity in the past, but the main problem with its incremental backups is that in order to be able to prune the backup history, you need to do full backups regularly to start a new backup chain. That means transferring a full copy
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by raimue 7y ago
For remote backups, BorgBackup always needs to run a server process (usually over SSH). Restic works with a "dumb" storage that only provides get/put/list/delete operations. Therefore restic is way easier to set up
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by raimue 7y ago
MacPorts was originally started as DarwinPorts as part of the OpenDarwin initiative at Apple [1]. Apple continued to sponsor MacPorts by providing hosting of website, repository, and build servers at Mac OS forge [2] until it closed back in
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macOS X GateKeeper Bypass(fcvl.net)
194 points by raimue 7y ago|48 comments
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by raimue 7y ago
The reviewer also won't see all the things the author tried without ever committing these states. They don't need to see all the messy steps, or they would have needed to look over the authors shoulder all the time. I rather revie
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by raimue 7y ago
This looks normal. The order of the 'git rebase' plan shows the sequence in which commits will be applied from top to bottom. You are probably thinking of 'git log', which uses the reverse order with the newest commit at
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by raimue 7y ago
The UIDVALIDITY is actually a great design. IMAP servers will usually store the UID mapping in some kind of index that is used even across restarts. Therefore in normal operation this is not a problem. When did you encounter problems with t
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by raimue 7y ago
Even on the new Twitter Web UI it automatically changes back from "Latest Tweets" to "Home", although I visit the site several times per day. If only Twitter had separate URLs for the two styles, then I could just update
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by raimue 8y ago
Point 3 is by design. An Android icon will appear in the address bar if a native app is available. A tap on it will delegate the current URL to the app.
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by raimue 8y ago
The W3C design seems to be extensible for future use cases with a consistent syntax while keeping everything under one keyword. Something like this could also be applied to other types of documents, not only to text. Let's say to quick
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by raimue 8y ago
You are implying that you want to store the data twice on the host and the guest. The proposed virtio-fs (and also the existing virtio-9p) is about passing through a subtree hierarchy stored on the host filesystem into the guest.
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by raimue 8y ago
git worktrees can also be useful if your build system needs different arguments per branch. For example if you keep multiple release branches installed side-by-side on your machine, it is easier to just run `./configure --prefix=/
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210 Ways to Rome: All Ruby syntaxes that represent the R string literal(idiosyncratic-ruby.com)
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by raimue 8y ago
Thanks, that is indeed an interesting detail. However, you have to assume they use your data the same way, they just do not ask for your consent.
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by raimue 8y ago
With multiple clones, you would need to remember to update each clone regulary not only from remote, but also push/pull locally in case you want to compare your state with other branches. A 'git checkout' on a large repositor

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