sleighboy

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by sleighboy 13y ago
If anyone takes the time to read that whole thread it may change their opinion of the man. He contradicts himself and makes assertions about OpenBSD that even the casual observer would know are false. I stopped taking him seriously after re
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by sleighboy 13y ago
Exim (SMTP) & Dovecot (IMAP/POP) work well together. Run them locally first to get comfortable since it sounds like you're a bit new to this. Read the docs and don't hesitate to search and post over at Serverfault ( http://serverfault.
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by sleighboy 14y ago
1. Resource hog 2. Bad code structure rooted in Zend Framework 3. Has fostered a community of developers that create poor-quality extensions or dev. shops that will bleed you dry. 4. Not built to work well out-of-the-box with the various ca
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by sleighboy 14y ago
Pure flame-bait for HN readers, sysadmins, developers, founders. Not worth reading.
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by sleighboy 14y ago
That page gets it right in the "Definition" section saying the term is basically slang derived from the StG44 and that to be considered an "assault rifle" it must be select-fire. Those are Class III weapons in the US and already very restri
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by sleighboy 14y ago
I wish people would stop using the term "assault rifle" incorrectly. There is only one assault rifle ever, the Sturmgewehr 44.
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by sleighboy 14y ago
US-Based customer here. Our DNS just started working again.
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by sleighboy 14y ago
Nothing like an impartial source for an opinion. Worthless prattle.
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by sleighboy 14y ago
Best Tesla reading I've found is Mark Seifer's book "Wizard, the Life and Times of Nikola Tesla". The audio book is excellent as well. Gives great insight into Tesla's personality and many events in history and the people around him.
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by sleighboy 14y ago
It collapsed because it was a bubble being pumped up by the Federal Reserve and its' "easy money" market manipulations. That is the flawed logic of a Keynesian system, that you can plan and manipulate a world economy. You can't, and thus we
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by sleighboy 14y ago
You're not alone.
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by sleighboy 14y ago
While LORD was popular, I always enjoyed a game run on an Amiga BBS called "Hack & Slash". Even has a modern Linux port. http://robert.hurst-ri.us/games/rpgd/
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by sleighboy 14y ago
That scroll speed needs to slow waaayyyy down. BBSing with a 14.4k modem was rarely that fast. If it was in the 80's, that'd probably make the common speed in the area of 2400 or 9600.
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by sleighboy 15y ago
I'm sure they'll do that right after they create the Peaceful Diplomacy and Non-Intervention Department.
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by sleighboy 15y ago
Sounds like theories and observations made by Nikola Tesla over 100 years ago.
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by sleighboy 15y ago
"So I'm taking it home to my workshop, my dear. I'll fix it up there, then I'll bring it back here."
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by sleighboy 15y ago
I've been running KDE desktops on Gentoo for years and always find it to be solid.
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by sleighboy 15y ago
It's not Firefox-specific, but if inspecting and modifying HTTP requests/responses is what you want to do you should try Charles ( http://www.charlesproxy.com/ ).