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   by rmetzler 11y ago

   I think, you overthink it. Make 3 scripts 1. get-content 2. get-emails 3. send-content-to-emails call this in a cronjob. Have logs. The second day you will realize, you'll send the same content to the same people, so you'll need t
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   by rmetzler 11y ago

   Here is a whole list of cultural misunderstandings of car manufacturers http://www.oddee.com/item_93544.aspx
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   by rmetzler 11y ago

   When I studied at HPI I had a course where we would hack on features for the Lively Kernel. I'm not sure how far they've come and if they got the performance problems solved. (Lively used to work at halfway acceptable speeds in Ch
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   by rmetzler 11y ago

   I worded it the wrong way I guess. Edit: I don't really know how do say this short and concise, but you should only do this with servers you trust. * http://rabexc.org/posts/pitfalls-of-ssh-agents * http:/&#
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   by rmetzler 11y ago

   Forwarding your keys basically. It's like giving someone you don't know a handshake AND all your keys.
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   by rmetzler 11y ago

   - The key might be to new for the dataset.
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   by rmetzler 11y ago

   There is a URL for the keys of a user. And phillipo used the dataset benjojo published a few month ago when he scraped all the keys: https://blog.benjojo.co.uk/post/auditing-github-users-keys
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   by rmetzler 11y ago

   This is why I like Docker. I don't need to think about installing the whole stack on the server.
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   by rmetzler 11y ago

   Mobile Safari has "reader view" build in for most sites, but it doesn't work on every site. It works on most blogs and news sites though. You can find the button left from the URL.
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    by rmetzler 11y ago

    What is the difference to using websocketd [1] to stream to a socket.io client? [1] https://github.com/joewalnes/websocketd
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    by rmetzler 11y ago

    Yes, and you'll find this date in the top left corner of the linked AWS API documentation.
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    by rmetzler 11y ago

    I like to have a name to refer to, instead of "you know this vulnerability CVE-2015-xxxx affecting this software we use on some machines in some of our data centers". I find it much easier to talk about heartbleed or shellshock (w
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    by rmetzler 11y ago

    Freshman year at a party.
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    by rmetzler 12y ago

    You guys do know about git-extras do you? The other day, I used git 1.7 on an old server and I also thought somebody did something wrong when it said there were differences between origin/branch and branch but there weren't any. B
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    by rmetzler 12y ago

    I know it is very new, but I would love to read a Vault vs Keywhiz [1] article. [1] https://square.github.io/keywhiz/
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    by rmetzler 12y ago

    http://versioneye.com/ is similar to this and allows to monitor dependency files like pom.xml, Gemfile.lock, package.json, etc.
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    by rmetzler 12y ago

    > Any particular reason/extensions that makes you prefer Chrome/chromium? For me the reason is the omnibar (short prefixes for search engines, eg. w for wikipedia, ddg for duckduckgo), the developer tools and vimium (ok, I just
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    by rmetzler 12y ago

    I don't get it. What is it? Could you just present a video of you using your product?
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    by rmetzler 12y ago

    One very easy thing to test for is wether your SVG creating code actually returns valid XML/SVG or not. Then you might want to make some of these magic values configurable so users can create different sizes or different color schemes
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    by rmetzler 12y ago

    same thing that confused me too. I estimated one subtask and all other tasks and subtasks of other tasks were estimated. This seems to be a case of preemptive overengineering.
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    by rmetzler 12y ago

    One thing I hate about JS and the thing I love about Golang: the error handling. I love that there is only one way to do it in Go. ok, More actually. Some APIs return ok instead of err.
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    by rmetzler 12y ago

    I don't get why there is a East-Germany option in the left sidebar select.
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    by rmetzler 12y ago

    If you buy 2 lamps, you've got 2 of all the 7 pieces. Piece 7 (the T-shaped piece) is doubled and you can switch the pattern for the second set. You'll have 15x color A and 13x color B in the first set and 13x color A and 15x colo
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    by rmetzler 12y ago

    I think there are only few labs specialized in testing THC and CBD levels yet. While it isn't very hard to grow or create other products, I don't think it's easy to compete with a service like this.
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    by rmetzler 12y ago

    https://get.docker.com/ does this too. Though I feel like they do a much better job than Adobe, when I download Flash from http and don't know what the installer does.
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    SS7map: SS7 Networks Exposure(ss7map.p1sec.com)

    3 points by rmetzler 12y ago|0 comments
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    by rmetzler 12y ago

    Yes, lots of other cloud software is written in Golang as well.
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    by rmetzler 12y ago

    There were no chemical weapons in Iraq and no babies were killed. There wasn't any connection with Al Kaida. The US lied about that and started a war. Why shouldn't they lie about North Korea?
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    by rmetzler 12y ago

    Not really sure what causes this, but I learned that Apple changed the layouting algorithm to Cassowary a few years ago [1]. Because languages have different word length (eg. German words tend to be much longer than English words) and UIs s
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    by rmetzler 12y ago

    I wish I could mark something, hit " or ( and it would be in double quotes or enclosed in brackets like in any decent editor. My muscle memory fools me every time.