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Ask HN: Document Management at Modern Companies
3 points by ratiolat 6y ago|1 comments
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by ratiolat 6y ago
I wonder what is the plan for MFP to email scanning. There's a potential of bricking hardware in this case (or not using Google Workspace, formerly knows as G Suite). Disabling less secure apps has been postponed though because of covi
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by ratiolat 6y ago
I wish they renamed the thing to OAuthorize. The current name is confusing. It's not for AUTHentication, it's for AUTHorization.
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by ratiolat 6y ago
Libreoffice writer has this: https://help.libreoffice.org/6.0/he/text/swriter/01/03100000...
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by ratiolat 6y ago
The main confusion probably comes from the name Oauth, which seems to suggest that it is about Single Sign On/authentication, while in reality it's about granting site A access to your data at site B.
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by ratiolat 6y ago
Well, Estonia has id-card, which in addition to ordinary id card functionality also provides PKI. If I remember correctly, they rolled out PKI ~2005ish. It has done wonders for them. https://e-estonia.com/solutions/e-id
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by ratiolat 6y ago
I have experience with salt. Imperative vs declarative - it depends. Some stuff is simple (and the tutorials and introductions always are), other stuff is complex. For example I ended up writing imperative state in salt in a declarative man
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by ratiolat 6y ago
I have feeling that the list of items made by IKEA is non-existant. Everything is done by subcontractors. I am saying this neutrally. For example, I am buying some stuff specifically from IKEA, because: 1. They provide longer warranty 2. It
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by ratiolat 6y ago
I am waiting for AMD based "NUC", because I don't want to give money to Intel. The reason I want a AMD based computer is to run vanilla Debian on it. Vanilla debian does not run on Raspberry unfortunately. Currently I'm
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by ratiolat 6y ago
So, I'm currently living in mainland Europe. Amazon UK (native English) will be out of EU in the near future. Given this article and also shady 'is this real thing or not - order and find out' - what would be a not shady gene
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by ratiolat 6y ago
ECC is referenced in Uplink, released 2001. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uplink_(video_game) Coincidence?
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by ratiolat 6y ago
Redmine (redmine.org) seems to be missing from the list
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by ratiolat 6y ago
Hi! Please add google authenticator as 2fa. SMS is horribly broken as 2fa.
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by ratiolat 7y ago
Salt because it's declarative and runs on linux, windows and osx.
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by ratiolat 7y ago
One thing I really wish raspbian had is full disk encryption. I'd go for vanilla Debian, but cannot since raspberry pi4 hardware is not open enough.
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by ratiolat 7y ago
Thanks for the tip! Please provide a link where one can buy such a system which is on par, featurewise, with a raspberry pi 4. The critical features are: 4GiB of ram or more, wifi, bluetooth, 4k hdmi, 2xUSB ports, atleast 2 cores with compa
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by ratiolat 7y ago
I wish they'd: 1. Provide standardised way to encrypt the whole disk 2. Support Debian by opening up their hardware so one could use stock debian on it (which would also solve problem 1)
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by ratiolat 7y ago
The linked article did not have info about Thinkpads. I wonder how nowadays one can skip BIOS password of a T series thinkpad. So far it has always ended up with a motherboard change for me.
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by ratiolat 7y ago
Sarcasm and cynicism are signs of burnout. If ones arrives there, change to a job which actually is satisfying for you. No need to spend yourself and others on unhappy job.
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by ratiolat 7y ago
Ah. Memory served me well, although it got the timeline wrong: https://github.com/monicahq/chandler It has been deprecated App is needed to avoid copypasta and inconveniences
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by ratiolat 7y ago
I've tried the self hosted version. What kind of app on android should one use? I think there's supposed to be chandler and I either did not find the app in play store or it did not work. It has been many months since I tried that
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by ratiolat 7y ago
I have a 43" Panasonic plasma TV, which has THX certified display panel. Paid about 800USD for it back 2013 I believe. I'd like to replace it with a LCD one, but oh boy how much do the THX certified ones cost - https://
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by ratiolat 7y ago
Perhaps this means that the attacker can insert traffic and kernel handles it like it came from the tunnel interface? ELI5 would be in order indeed.
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by ratiolat 7y ago
I've used OpenOffice in the past (since 2005-ish), switched to Libreoffice when it came out. During the same time I used Microsoft Office at work. About a year ago I changed my job and now I get to use macOS. Some huuuge surprises: 1.
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by ratiolat 7y ago
Salt, for some reason, is not discussed in the article. It's declarative.
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by ratiolat 7y ago
My bad. It reality it has the MIL-STD-810G cert. Sorry for causing confusion.
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by ratiolat 7y ago
Two examples: 1. No drainage system (like in X and T series) 2. Screen hinge becomes loose in less than a year (anecdata) Edit: in order to remove battery, you have to remove the whole bottom cover.
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by ratiolat 7y ago
Thinkpads come in different flavours, and the have very different quality. Either get a T-series, or X-series (X series is basically smaller version of T). Or if it's a used one, the later A-series are good as well (A series means AMD
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by ratiolat 7y ago
I'm in the process of bulding a solution for managing all three OS'es. AD is not on the table because theres nothing to do with kerberos in our network and AD would be a "windows only" solution.
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by ratiolat 7y ago
The problem with AD is that it is for windows only. It does not fly for managing Mac and Linux desktops. So that gives us salt for example, which has clients for all three. The second problem with ad is that if you need to manage any comple

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