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An easier to self-host and Open Source sentry alternative(glitchtip.com)
2 points by spapas82 5y ago|1 comments
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by spapas82 5y ago
Some months ago I needed to implement a basic tcp server in elixir using gen_tcp. I came out with this https://github.com/spapas/tcp-elixir . I'd be grateful if people could take a look at (it's really simple)
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by spapas82 5y ago
As a tl;dr for people not familiar with web3. Doing things in the web3 that change the Blockchain (like buying nfts for example) has a large cost on "gas" (ie fees you pay for your transaction to be included in the Blockchain). Th
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by spapas82 5y ago
Well it depends on the laws of each country. In my country (Greece) a digitally signed document is acceptable everywhere at least in the public sector. Actually it's illegal for a public servant to deny a digitally signed document! No
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by spapas82 5y ago
For a project that you can use to actually sign (electronically of course) a PDF file or verify that a PDF file has a proper signature take a look a this: https://github.com/spapas/pdf-sign-check It uses org.bouncyca
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by spapas82 5y ago
I was using Notepad++ as my primary code editor for python some years ago. It was working good (still does) but missing one crucial feature: Fuzzy file find. It would be great if Notepad++ could somehow detect a .git file in the same or a p
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by spapas82 5y ago
For me, the best Frank Miller Story is his Daredevil Born Again story arc. It has a great and very motivational story (I don't wont to tell much) and excellent drawings by D. Mazzucchelli. This story is on my top 2 comics ever along wi
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by spapas82 5y ago
Recently I bought a T420 for 120 euros. I updated it to 8gb ram and 250 ssd for 100 more euros. Total cost 220 euros for a laptop that covers most of my needs as a developer. It runs Windows 10 and manjaro Linux on two partitions flawlessly
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by spapas82 5y ago
The article answers that: use wildcard certs instead
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Show HN: Pdf-Sign-Check(github.com)
1 points by spapas82 5y ago|0 comments
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by spapas82 5y ago
I've had a lot of success using Lazarus https://www.lazarus-ide.org/ for some internal apps. Try it. It's like VB6 but in Pascal!
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by spapas82 5y ago
Also as an unrolled thread: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1468706976485888001.html
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Setting the record straight about Web3(twitter.com)
2 points by spapas82 5y ago|1 comments
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by spapas82 5y ago
If the 1.11 project is in python 3 then it would be a piece of cake. If it's in python 2 then it will need a little more effort to convert to python 3 but but not much really. Django have hasn't changed that much since 1.11!
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by spapas82 5y ago
Yes now it has been properly updated. However it was down for 10-15 minutes before their status page was updated...
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by spapas82 5y ago
Can't they at least fix their status page? https://www.githubstatus.com/ It returns `All Systems Operational`. I mean what's the point of having a status page if it returns wrong info?
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by spapas82 5y ago
There are bitcoin ATM s where you can withdraw real money without any of these things.
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by spapas82 5y ago
I disagree. Of course you can't just give (or receive) crypto to anybody. However, moving crypto between two crypto-aware parties is simple and fast. Definitely easier than using the "system" (especially if your are not part
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by spapas82 5y ago
Actually no it is not useless in the real world! Using crypto makes it very easy to send and receive money very quickly, without the need to rely to the "system" of banks, governments etc. I can't think of a more useful appli
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by spapas82 5y ago
I'm actually still using office 2000 at work. All my documents and sheets are generated with it (and I use it a lot to generate various bureocratic stuff). My only problem is the fact that it has difficulties opening docx and xlsx and
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by spapas82 5y ago
For reference; this system is called Martingale https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martingale_(betting_system) . It is used for a lot of years; there's even a refernece of it in the Dostoyefsky novel "The Gambler&q
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by spapas82 5y ago
Some years ago I had written a quick script in python to simulate the behaviour of these dice: https://gist.github.com/spapas/9b29e1dec752b85fc1d6ad660af7f...
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by spapas82 5y ago
Another thing was that a lot of corporate apps supported IE6 only. I remember that I was working in an app back in 2010 that was heavily using the showModalDialog https://www.tjvantoll.com/2012/05/02/showmodal
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Tadam: A minimalistic Clojure web framework(tadam-framework.dev)
3 points by spapas82 5y ago|0 comments
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by spapas82 5y ago
Location: Athens, Greece Remote: Only remote Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Django, Python, Elixir, Phoenix, SQL, Linux, JS Email: spapas at gmail com Experienced software engineer (15 years of experience). My availability is up to 2
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A forward and reverse proxy primer for the layman(spapas.github.io)
3 points by spapas82 5y ago|0 comments
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by spapas82 5y ago
Actually I remember a similar case a couple of years ago here in Greece. A woman lied about various scientific credentials and even claimed that she worked for NASA ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eleni_Antoniadou ). T
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by spapas82 5y ago
Haven't tested this lib, however be careful before including it in your project because of its license (it is dual licensed agpl/commercial). This means that you can use it only if your project is GPL or else you need a commercial
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by spapas82 5y ago
What you don't consider is that the restaurant owners cannot decide anymore if using the service is beneficial for them or not! It's either use the service of lose a lot of customers because they will go to the next restaurant. Th
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by spapas82 5y ago
Yes I can see why it could be difficult for some people to make calls. Also I agree that being able to use your credit card is convenient. However I am not sure that premium that e-food gets is actually worth that convenience... As I said

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