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raintrees
4y ago
I am referring to the client having a dynamic IP connection with their ISP - The client's IP address may change for their email server. So DDNS service providers (i.e. ChangeIP, etc.) handle DNS for those - An application locally inst
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raintrees
4y ago
I have run my own mail server since maybe 1995? As is the case with most things I have learned how to do with computers, there are a few guidelines to follow (SPF, PTR record, etc.) and it helps to have a static IP from your ISP, although
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raintrees
4y ago
Similar boat. Looking for my next inspiration, because then everything flows... Re-kindle the fire within.
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raintrees
4y ago
I still have my custom-made 20' cable for laplink over parallel ports... Those were the days.
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raintrees
5y ago
Maybe they just need a better slogan... like... build browser better ;)
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5y ago
A lot of DIY. Self-hosting. Self-design. It gives me more insight for problems my clients may have, what is happening on the servers, etc. Caveat: I come from the "small business as client" world, so scaling is not much of a co
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raintrees
5y ago
I noticed a shift years ago, only exacerbated with the recent fears.
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raintrees
5y ago
The wife is going to be tickled with this module name...
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raintrees
5y ago
That link's image is quite a contrast to a few videos I have seen, such as these two: https://youtu.be/W1BMkp2vlo0 https://youtu.be/3_YlKDu_lgM There does seem to be a significant push to provide confl
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raintrees
5y ago
University of Reason via Discord, No Agenda Social via Mastodon.
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raintrees
5y ago
As a past user of Borland's ObjectVision, I would appreciate seeing this project developed far further... Similar to the Mindstorms programming interface, sometimes the object-based modular containment assists with abstraction/bla
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raintrees
5y ago
Quite a few trucks on scene... And many out in the area, under what I am told are rather cold conditions...
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raintrees
5y ago
If interested, for more data including names and dates, try Carroll Quigley's Anglo-American Establishment or his Tragedy and Hope. For a shorter version, try Joe Plummer's Tragedy and Hope 101. If true, not all is as it appears.
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raintrees
5y ago
NAS (including RAID config) with external USB drives, at least one drive kept offsite.
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raintrees
5y ago
I did the "heathkit" version of programming: Typing in basic code for a version of lunar lander on a TRS-80 on the sale floor of my local Radio Shack. Later I learned to write my own kits. And sometime after that, I got others to
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raintrees
5y ago
Set-MalwareFilteringServer -BypassFiltering $True -identity <server name> Then restart Microsoft Exchange Transport service. New year: Building a postfix-dovecot server.
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raintrees
5y ago
Maybe decentralized needs to be valued against the (possibly negative) value of centralized authority? Similar to how air quality, other natural resources are frequently not taken into account during the manufacturing of goods or services,
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raintrees
5y ago
Theft by insiders includes inflation, for me. The US alone is creating how many trillion how quickly? This will likely not end well. :(
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raintrees
5y ago
I suggest the concept that the risk is fundamental to all systems of trade, fiat/government included. All suffer from theft by insiders as well as theft by outside attackers/exploiters.
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5y ago
cool - looks like legos...
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5y ago
You will own nothing, and you will be happy.
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5y ago
Totally cool, just ordered. Thanks, Tomte.
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5y ago
Patch not available yet (as of this post, 7-7-21 9:07am PDT) for server 2016, 2012, and earlier versions of Windows 10 (1607): https://msrc-blog.microsoft.com/2021/07/06/out-of-band-oob-s...
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5y ago
I am almost halfway through, but have halted several times due to unhappiness/outrage at the hubris... To me, it reads equivalent to "most people are too dumb to know what's best for them, government and corporations have a d
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5y ago
I agree. Using the same logic, the USD should definitely be banned.
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You are welcome, I hope it helps. Ethics are what you can bring to it. Just like a knife can be used to prepare food to provide sustenance or take a human's life, it is not the tool that can be a problem, but the intent and usage of t
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5y ago
The point of products and services is to help others and along the way, establish mutually beneficial transactions. So think of the representative person you are helping (maybe one model for each major type of person) then consider how you
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5y ago
Too long between "attack" and result? Most terrorists/freedom fighters (pov required) seem to be attempting to further their own causes. Wouldn't this be more for the lunatic who either hopes to take humanity down in th
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Question: What would it look like if the currency used to measure any of these statistics is being debased at an ever increasing rate of speed? Would not that make timing of obtaining one's wealth very, very important? Second question
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5y ago
"It was the ultimate procrastination device, of course, but also a tinkerer’s dream." Reminds me of one of my favorites of Douglas' quotes: "I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by." I
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