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   by rkeene2 11y ago

   Similar: http://ping.rkeene.org/google.com
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   by rkeene2 11y ago

   I do something similar for http://hashcache.rkeene.org/
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   by rkeene2 11y ago

   I also tried OpenStack for a self-assembling cloud product I built. It was a huge pain and I also switched to OpenNebula about a year ago. It's been significantly better !
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   by rkeene2 11y ago

   > The main problem with IE, regardless of how good it is, is that it is windows only. This is not true, there was IE for several UNIX operating systems.
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   by rkeene2 11y ago

   AppFS :-)
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   by rkeene2 11y ago

   AppFS ( http://appfs.rkeene.org/ ) was created for this purpose. Everything is run as an unprivileged user because there is no install phase. You just run the software and the parts it needs are fetched lazily/JIT.
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   by rkeene2 11y ago

   I wrote WebPass ( http://webpass.rkeene.org/ ) for a similar reason. It's extensible with domains having password requirements and does syncing (of parameters for passwords, never actual passwords -- since they are ge
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   by rkeene2 12y ago

   AppFS ( http://appfs.rkeene.org/ ) It's a "universal package format". It's similar to lazyfs (from 0install) with a bit more structure for packages. It's digitally signed from end-to-end. It uses
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   by rkeene2 12y ago

   Possibly similar, meant for running CentOS LXCs on Slackware: http://www.rkeene.org/viewer/tmp/lxc-centos.sh.htm