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We value your privacy now, but maybe not later(raimue.blog)
239 points by raimue 8y ago|103 comments
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by raimue 8y ago
In fact, due to the integration, Fossil supports offline work not only for code, but also for changes in the wiki and the issue tracker. You can do full offline development on code, update documentation in the wiki, comment on issues and ch
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by raimue 8y ago
Storing sent mails is really one of the oldest problems of the SMTP/IMAP combination. BURL [1] is an SMTP extension that allows to submit a mail that is already stored on an IMAP server. This still requires to make a separate connectio
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by raimue 8y ago
Yes, postfix has been around for so long and it is very solid. However, to run a mail server nowadays, it still needs a lot of configuration work and even additional daemons to add SPF checks, forwarding with SRS, and DKIM signatures. All o
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by raimue 8y ago
The official sources are published by Apple on https://opensource.apple.com This repository is just a snapshot that somebody else prepared and uploaded to GitHub, but apparently it is not maintained.
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by raimue 8y ago
My point is that if GoDaddy modifies the HTTP body, they could as well modify the CSP you send in the HTTP header. It is yet another stop-gap, but the real solution is to get a hoster you can trust.
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by raimue 8y ago
How would a CSP have helped here? GoDaddy injects that additional script tag right into the HTML file it serves. No policy will help if the web server does not serve what you uploaded.
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Continuous Delivery for your profile picture(krausefx.com)
1 points by raimue 8y ago|0 comments
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by raimue 8y ago
Besides the supported tar features, bsdtar is definitely my favorite. With libarchive it supports all kinds of archive formats, so you can work on .zip and even .iso files with the usual command line interface. https://github.com
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by raimue 8y ago
To trigger the switch to a container, only the user-visible URL in the address bar is relevant. Other URLs for resources on the page do not matter at all, as they will only be loaded after you are already in the corresponding container.
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by raimue 8y ago
The author mentions to be unsatisfied with the solution to use symlinks for finding DocBook XSL files. The correct way to reference DocBook XSL stylesheets is to use the HTTP URL to the stylesheet, which will be looked up in the XML catalog
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OpenBSD Foundation Receives Silver Contribution from John Carmack(undeadly.org)
122 points by raimue 8y ago|38 comments
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by raimue 8y ago
Actually, just whatever 'ssh' binary is installed. That is not necessarily OpenSSH, but it is the most common choice.
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Show HN: Access the pass(1) password store from an Openbox menu(github.com)
2 points by raimue 8y ago|0 comments
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by raimue 8y ago
At first I was not sure whether the web font was maybe not properly loading.
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Apple Internal Repair Video(youtube.com)
2 points by raimue 8y ago|0 comments
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OpenSSHd Security Configuration Checker(sektioneins.de)
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by raimue 8y ago
I did not ask any question, I stated a fact. But yes, history will be preserved. However, the point of moderation is also to delete inappropriate content, not only hide it.
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by raimue 8y ago
Moderation is not only about voting. The titles of submissions are regularly edited, for example to add year numbers to add context when an article was published. Of course such edits could be stored in new blocks with the information to re
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by raimue 8y ago
On the other hand, it might also make it impossible to moderate the content.
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by raimue 8y ago
"It looks like you're writing an email! Would you like help?"
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by raimue 8y ago
Looks like the graph was generated from the Top 10 only. Obviously every item appears exactly once, so they all have the same 10%. The presentation as a graph is useless.
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by raimue 8y ago
For extraction, use bsdtar from libarchive. It supports various container and compression formats. I never looked back to GNU tar, bsdtar is vastly superior. https://github.com/libarchive/libarchive/wiki/Libar
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by raimue 8y ago
What would be the reason to limit access to the beta with a waiting queue? I can see reasons to use this approach for a web app, for which you have to ensure that it scales with the number of users. There is no such problem for a standalone
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by raimue 8y ago
Most users have the mail client open all day and multi-task between reading/writing mails, reading websites, working in an office application, etc. What would be the reason to cram the mail client into the browser instead of making it
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by raimue 8y ago
Especially because they have so many projects and users they are expected to make individual calls. GitHub is the home for many open source projects and should care for the needs of their community. The organization on GitHub was registered
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by raimue 8y ago
I was missing references to the time zone chaos in Egypt, so I looked it up. Apparently that started shortly after the article, but the same author also wrote about that. https://codeofmatt.com/2016/07/01/time
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by raimue 8y ago
I do not see the danger of abuse. This is not about a takeover by someone entirely unrelated to the organization and repositories. This is about transferring ownership of an established open source organization to those who already have wri
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by raimue 8y ago
Just like .sh didn't cause confusion with the .sh extension for shell scripts.
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by raimue 8y ago
> [...] The author is not a bot account [...] How does GitHub identify "bot accounts"? I thought there is just one type of user accounts. You can give the API tokens generated on that account to a bot. But there is no flag in t

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