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by sashk 8y ago
I've been using namecheap. Their panel is straightforward, and prices are ok. $10/year for which tld? If .com they should be close, but above your target. For other tlds they have long price list.
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by sashk 8y ago
This reminds me another OpenBSD-based project, but just for hosting emails — caesonia[1], which was recently discussed here[2]. [1]: https://github.com/vedetta-com/caesonia [2]: https://news.ycombinator.com&
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Db_password filetype:env(google.com)
5 points by sashk 8y ago|1 comments
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by sashk 8y ago
Yes, mine was duped to the same bug as yours.
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by sashk 8y ago
My bug report about inclusion of Python 3 was closed as duplicate, with original still open. Same for request to update to 2.7.13 (at time of High Sierra beta). Didn't bother to submit new bug this year.
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by sashk 8y ago
sphinx allows to test code snippets in the documentation. is this available in mkdocs?
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OpenVPN Configuration Generator(sparklabs.com)
1 points by sashk 8y ago|1 comments
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by sashk 8y ago
Reeder is the best right now, but author disappears for a long stretch of time without updates, then large release, few bug-fix releases and then again quiet time. Despite the fact he promised more frequent updates recently — he's been
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by sashk 8y ago
Brent Simmons working on new open-source[1] rss reader for macOS — Evergreen[2]. Brent is original author of NetNewsWire. He recently posted screenshot[3] of current Evergreen state. [1]: https://github.com/brentsimmons
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PEP 572 accepted – Assignment Expressions(mail.python.org)
3 points by sashk 8y ago|0 comments
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by sashk 8y ago
Usually, it should be within few days. I don't see any pull requests yet. 3.5->3.6 python was updated in the same package, so I guess python 3.7 will replace python 3.6 too. You will get it after you run brew upgrade.
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Kdb+ 3.6(code.kx.com)
1 points by sashk 8y ago|0 comments
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Announcing Early Access to DigitalOcean Kubernetes(blog.digitalocean.com)
18 points by sashk 8y ago|1 comments
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by sashk 8y ago
Recent version of Postbox switched to the Maildir format, which is still, from what I've seen, not production ready in Thunderbird.
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by sashk 9y ago
Someone long time ago registered an facebook account for my email. I've reset password and, what I though, deleted the account, but it never expired because someone was trying to login and reset passwords again and again and again. So
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by sashk 9y ago
Their rss posts used to include images, now it's just text, cut in the middle of the word.
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by sashk 9y ago
I've seen (via Little Snitch) at different times, Apple Photo has been downloading data from Amazon, at&t cloud (?) and Azure — at least it's what I allowed it to use up until now. I didn't see Google yet, probably, it&#x
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Introducing public beta of Datalore – web application for machine learning(blog.jetbrains.com)
2 points by sashk 9y ago|0 comments
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by sashk 9y ago
HSBC used(?) to do this. It was a reason I closed account there.
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by sashk 9y ago
Yes, 1Password supports long passwords, but it's password generator can generate only 64 character long. (I'm not talking about word-based passwords).
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by sashk 9y ago
Great. As long they attempt to keep these rules up-to-date. Recently, saw strange thing -- I was allowed to have password with lengths between 16 and 128 characters, but my password manager 1Password supports only... 60 or 64 characters. Oh
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by sashk 9y ago
Out of all apps I have I know of four which are 32-bit: - 3 of them are from my (older?) Brother Printer. - 32-bit kdb+ I use sometime for calculations I can live without them. :)
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Kicking Off the New Year with New Droplet Plans(blog.digitalocean.com)
45 points by sashk 9y ago|5 comments
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Actual field testing of Spectre on various Power Macs(tenfourfox.blogspot.com)
2 points by sashk 9y ago|0 comments
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Staging endpoint for ACME v2(community.letsencrypt.org)
1 points by sashk 9y ago|0 comments
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by sashk 9y ago
I've been scanned several times -- they scan 5-10 items and then let you finish checkout process. Not a huge deal...
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by sashk 9y ago
Stop&Shop here in NJ has this and it's mostly convenient and faster than regular self-checkout. They occasionally stop you on checkout in order to scan some items to confirm you didn't "misplace" something. Unfortuna
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by sashk 9y ago
Is there something new, or it's just old case from 2000's?
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CoreDNS-1.0.0 Release(coredns.io)
1 points by sashk 9y ago|0 comments
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App with local notification will crash iOS Springboard on Dec. 2(twitter.com)
167 points by sashk 9y ago|84 comments

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