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by rkeene2 7y ago
I've written a simple SAML IdP[0] which could be used for development purposes -- it's overall not too complex to deal with. Maybe I should release this whole thing so people could have a simple SAML server for testing... though I
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Show HN: JavaScript+Tcl Remote REPL
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by rkeene2 7y ago
I recently did something similar with Tcl (instead of Python) and Duktape (instead of V8): https://rkeene.dev/js-repl/ All the Tcl runtime is in the "runtime" object, so like "runtime.puts('Hello Wo
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by rkeene2 7y ago
It does not look like I can use it from either my Chromebook or my TV (Roku or Chromecast), where as Stadia indicates that it will be playable on my Chromebook, Android phone, and Chromecast.
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by rkeene2 7y ago
The advantage to buying the Stadia controller, as I understand it, is that it (the controller) connects directly to the game instance and doesn't get proxied through the system streaming the game -- which can decrease latency.
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by rkeene2 7y ago
> Why not? SSH reads the password from the terminal, otherwise it couldn't read the password on a piped input
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by rkeene2 7y ago
There's a program called "sshpass" to do this.
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by rkeene2 7y ago
Or to the Presidential Directive to eliminate passwords... ... by George W. Bush... ... in 2004 (Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12, HSPD-12). Even Google has recently given up on passwords.
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by rkeene2 7y ago
Yes, this is why I had to stick to OpenSSL for my Linux distribution even though I would have preferred LibreSSL.
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by rkeene2 7y ago
Well, SQLite is using it of course ;-) Other large projects include Tcl/Tk and many related extensions, as well as all the cool stuff I write: http://chiselapp.com/user/rkeene/
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by rkeene2 7y ago
I'm personally glad that Python is (poorly) copying this feature from Tcl. This means it's closer to the time when JavaScript (poorly) copies it from Python ! ;-)
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by rkeene2 7y ago
So are we now both in agreement that my original statement (below) is factually correct ? > What you are purchasing is a license, which may (and almost certainly does) have limitations. One such limitation could be time (commonly done fo
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by rkeene2 7y ago
Do you believe that statement contradicts or supports my claim (below) ? > What you are purchasing is a license, which may (and almost certainly does) have limitations. One such limitation could be time (commonly done for product trials,
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by rkeene2 7y ago
Books and software differ. https://www.justice.gov/jm/criminal-resource-manual-1854-cop...
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by rkeene2 7y ago
What you are purchasing is a license, which may (and almost certainly does) have limitations. One such limitation could be time (commonly done for product trials, but not limited to such). One could ALSO, assuming the owners wanted to sell
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by rkeene2 7y ago
That is true (and relatively easy to do with OpenSSH's ProxyCommand) but that was not the implication of the statement that HAProxy was being used in TCP mode to direct incoming TCP sockets to the correct backend SSH server based on th
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by rkeene2 7y ago
Well, I'm happy to use Tcl/Tk -- although using it on a mobile device doesn't result in a usable touch-based interface. Really, that's the crux of the problem is that there are different paradigms that are not just a lit
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by rkeene2 8y ago
Not necessarily, the TclQuadCode [0] compiler which compiles Tcl, which is even more flexible than PHP, into native machine code handles a very large amount of cases. [0] https://core.tcl.tk/tclquadcode/dir?ci=trunk
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by rkeene2 8y ago
AppFS [0] is cross-platform and general purpose. It should work on Windows via cxfuse [1], but I have not tested it. The data structure is simple and could also be handled by an offline fetching system. [0] http://appfs.rkeene.
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by rkeene2 8y ago
SSH does not use TLS, and does not have the TLS extension SNI.
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by rkeene2 8y ago
You just described Tcl. :-)
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by rkeene2 8y ago
I use it. On purpose. It's a good general purpose web server and does a good job.
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by rkeene2 8y ago
I think it's been very common for 15 years to use Apache's "suexec" to run each CGI process as the individual user rather than as a user related to Apache. There's also suPHP which allows you to do the same thing fo
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by rkeene2 8y ago
There are also magnetic USB-C adapters that do USB, power, and HDMI. I use one to dock my laptop.
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by rkeene2 8y ago
For which screens ? Why would that be helpful in any case, given the browser window is not the size of any of the screens ? I'm not sure what you would gain from getting this information.
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by rkeene2 8y ago
This is not too helpful -- you can resize the window in such a way that the ratio changes...
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by rkeene2 8y ago
I use Firefox for Android on ChromeOS -- it produces interesting results.
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by rkeene2 8y ago
A single-source approach requires a lengthy justification as to why they are the single option. Manipulation of the specifications so that you believe there is only one option does not require this justification because it's not expli
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by rkeene2 8y ago
I'm not sure why ASN.1 isn't more popular for a zero-copy encoding system
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by rkeene2 8y ago
Probably Tcl ;-)

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