raimue

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   by raimue 10y ago

   Colored output reminds me of httpie: https://httpie.org/ The timings are a nice addition, although I am not sure if there is much use for it.
2. 212.▲
   by raimue 10y ago

   GitHub does not display the comment of the SSH key to the public, check yourself: https://github.com/<username>.keys
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   by raimue 10y ago

   Yes, official binary archives are available since MacPorts 2.0 in 2011. Due to restrictions by the various software licenses not all are distributable, though.
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   by raimue 10y ago

   MacPorts dev here. Problems can arise when some ports have local patches for specific versions of macOS. This might work at first, but could lead to build failures or other problems later. Some ports also hardcode the OS version into their
5. 215.▲
   by raimue 10y ago

   An idle core will definitely use less power than one constantly processing. That is what drains the battery in your laptop. I'd rather not spend my battery power if it can be done on the server instead.
6. 216.▲
   by raimue 10y ago

   I fully agree. Why render it in every client when you can do it only once on the server? This feels like a waste of CPU resources.
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   by raimue 10y ago

   My intention was not to attack the speaker or question their education. It is very clear that the speaker knows what she is talking about in her presentation. I wrote this comment on this small detail in the talk as that surprised me. I am
8. 218.▲
   by raimue 10y ago

   I am impressed one can get a CS degree without ever even hearing even a vague description of a "system call".
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   Gmane: Reboot v1(home.gmane.org)

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    by raimue 10y ago

    The :// thing would be too close to the new curl logo, introduced only a few months ago: https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2016/05/27/a-new-curl-logo/
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    by raimue 10y ago

    I was wondering the same. Why are they giving away the idea before they have delivered the product?
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    by raimue 10y ago

    I like release announcements that explain in the very first sentence what this piece of software does. Thank you.
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    by raimue 10y ago

    I am still a user of Plagger [1], but development halted quite some time ago. Maybe this could be a good replacement. [1] https://github.com/miyagawa/plagger
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    by raimue 10y ago

    A "toolchain"? I only see some instructions for building a system in the style of Linux from Scratch? This guide is highly inconsistent and often does not make any sense. Why should I create a new partition on my machine? Why shou
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    by raimue 10y ago

    It is important to make a difference between a remote filename supplied in a Content-Disposition header or the substring that can be extracted from the given URL by splitting at slashes. wget by default uses the latter, appending the QSA (?
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    by raimue 10y ago

    I hate it when blog posts do not have any date and time somewhere on the article page. The only indicator is that it was filed into "July 2016" in the archive sidebar.
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    by raimue 10y ago

    I'd guess the linked one at the anchor #NextBitPermutation.
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    by raimue 10y ago

    The requirements and procedures are discussed in the CA Browser Forum: https://cabforum.org/
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    by raimue 10y ago

    First of all, how do you define "untrustworthy"? Usually you delegate that decision to your browser vendor or OS distribution. If you no longer trust them for a specific CA, why trust them for any of the others? Browsers may rely
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    by raimue 10y ago

    Thanks, the link works now for me. Apparently this depends on the country. Your link includes JP for Japan and the contact mail address for Japan (which ironically is spelled wrong). I really cannot reach it from Germany without this ?count
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    by raimue 10y ago

    "Article is currently unavailable" Searching for this entry with keywords like "file-sharing" did not turn up anything.
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    by raimue 10y ago

    Would you say DropBox is a file sharing service? Is every site that offers downloads a file sharing service? I would interpret this restriction for services similar to RapidShare, MegaUpload, etc. with the only intention of sharing files. S
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    by raimue 10y ago

    Be aware fail2ban does not handle IPv6 at all with its default configuration on Debian/Ubuntu. https://github.com/fail2ban/fail2ban/issues/1123
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    by raimue 10y ago

    All users in your team are forced to use dark terminal backgrounds?
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    by raimue 10y ago

    You are supposed to understand the implications of all of these steps. If by accident you ever lock yourself out, you will need to know how you set it up. If you just recommend running a script, most people will not learn what they are doin
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    by raimue 10y ago

    The same as it is now, just no barcode scanner. With one hand the cashier moved products from the band to the other side for you to pick up, while they typed codes into a 9-digit number pad with the other hand.
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    by raimue 10y ago

    APFS is only a developer preview in macOS Sierra, your system will not use it by default. It is meant for production use with the 2017 release. The filesystem does not seem to include any innovation, it is just catching up to the state of t
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    by raimue 10y ago

    > or no one is willing to try charging for their services app.net tried, but it was not successful.
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    by raimue 10y ago

    foreach python
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    by raimue 10y ago

    Telegram also only shares unencrypted chats across multiple devices.