runejuhl

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by runejuhl 10y ago
Or just put key IDs in a .gpg-id file: Initialize new password storage and use gpg-id for encryption. Multiple gpg-ids may be specified, in order to encrypt each password with multiple ids. This command must be run first before a password
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by runejuhl 10y ago
I use pass ( http://passwordstore.org/ ). Uses gpg, has addons for all major browsers, works on Android, is completely transparent, supports segmenting your password "tree" to use different PGP keys depending on p
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by runejuhl 10y ago
Or, for a more cross-distro approach, `lsb_release -a`, although it requires the `lsb-release` package installed.
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by runejuhl 10y ago
From the network tab of Chrome developer tools: AngryBots11.wasm GET 200 webassembly.org xhr UnityLoader.js:187 11.9 MB 54.38 s GitHub.com AngryBots.mem GET 404 webassembly.org xhr UnityLoader.js:72 5.6 KB 172 ms GitHub.com AngryB
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by runejuhl 10y ago
Thank you for responding. The listed roles were just to show the idea of the service; an role providing mail and calendar (e.g. Kolab) would only have a few required options (if any). Any additional detail would be optional and have our def
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by runejuhl 10y ago
Would you be interested in a service where you buy your own server (metal/VPS/whatever) and through an API/web interface select which profile to run? E.g. webserver (apache, nginx, ...), mail server (postfix, exim, ...), load
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by runejuhl 10y ago
For those of you who're interested, the mail to LKML can be found here: https://lkml.org/lkml/2016/6/28/629
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by runejuhl 11y ago
How timely. Right now I'm sitting in a house on the beach in Tolú, Colombia. I work remote 32 hours/week for my employer in Denmark doing development, sysadmin and consulting. I'm here with my wife and my two kids (4 and <
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by runejuhl 11y ago
That's pretty much what I came here to say. I travel frequently, use my credit card everywhere, both online and offline, and I have never had any fraudulent charges to my cards. Only once have I canceled a credit card before it expired
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by runejuhl 11y ago
Just prepend the command with `\`, that disables aliases.
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by runejuhl 12y ago
Possibly this one: http://www.gentoo-wiki.info/TIP_Bluetooth_Proximity_Monitor I remember using it at The Party in Sweden, circa 2006. A bit newer then :)
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by runejuhl 12y ago
...and so are you: https://www.google.com/search?q=%22you+are+the+first+person+...
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by runejuhl 13y ago
I recently got a new work laptop. I've used a Lenovo X200 for a few years and been immensely happy with it, but it was starting to show its age and the display was becoming less and less bright. The recent Thinkpads are utter crap, IMH
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by runejuhl 13y ago
I installed Debian 7.4 on a Dell XPS 13 using a live hybrid ISO (`debian-live-7.4-amd64-standard+nonfree.iso`) two days ago. After enabling UEFI and adding the USB stick as a boot device, I had to do nothing out of the normal to get it to w
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by runejuhl 13y ago
Because of your comment I tried the site in my installed browsers: stock CyanogenMod browser, Firefox, Chrome, Opera and Dolphin. I tried looking at the source of the page, and I've looked at it in w3m and elinks. Bottom line? Works gr
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by runejuhl 13y ago
I'm European, and I've never been hassled during my travels. The worst I've experienced was having to pull 10m of ethernet cable out of my carry-on in Stavanger Airport, Norway, but that's it -- and I can easily see how
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by runejuhl 13y ago
...or you could run something like cat /proc/`pidof program`/fd/2 That, of course, won't eliminate the need for a second terminal. (change to your needs, stdin==1, stdout==2, stderr=3)
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by runejuhl 13y ago
Something like this? ls -al | tee >(cat) | gzip -c
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by runejuhl 13y ago
I can only recommend getting in contact with Atlassian wrt. your problems. I've contacted them twice about errors on their pages and I've gotten great service both times. I regularly send out emails when something is amiss, and ge
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by runejuhl 13y ago
Firefox 24.0 on Ubuntu amd64 (raring). Looks like same problem as described in parent. Have a look at http://imgur.com/SfdVQ7k -- screenshot taken with a brand new profile.
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by runejuhl 13y ago
Read this recently, followed by Homeland. While I'm a bit older than the target audience, I enjoyed the book and chewed through it in a day. Homeland was good, but not great. I felt a bit let down. Both books made me think of Neal Step
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by runejuhl 13y ago
Hm. You're right. Next time I'll read a bit further in the man page.
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by runejuhl 14y ago
It should be noted that rlwrap works on all programs that use readline. I've used it when starting out with programming in SML and getting annoyed at the missing arrow-up command history.
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by runejuhl 14y ago
When creating excessively long oneliners (you know, the kind that should actually be a script, because you know you're going to find a use for it in a few weeks), the following key combo is golden: ^x ^e It opens up the exported ED
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by runejuhl 14y ago
You might want to put a link to your blog somewhere.. :)
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by runejuhl 14y ago
And the awesome AAUSAT3: http://www.space.aau.dk/aausat3/ It's the third cubesat developed at Aalborg University in Denmark. From their homepage: "The AAUSAT3 educational project was initiated in the fall 2007 - introducing students to al
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by runejuhl 14y ago
..and that article is from 1997. I wonder what the response would've been today. Not better, I fear. Being a Dane myself I can't help smiling when seeing the parent story. I've got a 15 month old daughter, and throughout her entire life she
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by runejuhl 14y ago
You could also use 'ls -lh | sort -h'.
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by runejuhl 14y ago
I concur -- org mode is fantastic. I've only started using it recently, but I think it'd be safe to say that I'll use it forever. Just the tables feature ( http://orgmode.org/manual/Tables.html ) alone is worth it, but inline LaTeX comes cl
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by runejuhl 14y ago
>Given that Paypal, my bank, Google and Facebook use 1024 keys, I think labelling 1024 bit as "snake oil", might be a stretch. ;) It's no less snake oil just because every con man sells it...

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