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by st3fan 12y ago
And if you don't, or if you don't want to, it is easy to configure Apache or any web server manually. All you really need are three things: * the letsencrypt command line tool that will do the API dance to request the certificate
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by st3fan 12y ago
Insurance, guarantees, EV certs, doing business with a big trusted company. All reasons to stay with your regular CA. (Personally I don't care about any of those reasons - I just want my website to be SSL powered with an official cert
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by st3fan 12y ago
Why so negative? Don't you think this is much better than the very manual ways that we now have? Automate it. Make it part of your maintenance scripts. Put it in a cron job. I think it will be a huge step forward.
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by st3fan 12y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure hidden SSID's do not broadcast their network name and thus will not be found by a scanner.
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by st3fan 12y ago
This is great. Was this written to understand the technology better or is there a practical use for having your own implementation? Could this be used for testing?
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by st3fan 12y ago
It is easy to move apps to different accounts. This is something they added recently.
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by st3fan 12y ago
Wonderful!
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by st3fan 12y ago
This looks cool. But is it Windows-only?
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by st3fan 12y ago
Swift
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CloudAtCost Introduces “Safe Mode” for VPSs
1 points by st3fan 12y ago|0 comments
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by st3fan 12y ago
It was Monday, 19-Oct-1987. VAXen, my children, just don't belong some places. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Monday_(1987)
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by st3fan 12y ago
I loved MacBasic. I was only 8 or 9 but I wrote so many little 'hacks' in it.
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by st3fan 12y ago
It is just a lame 'leet' trick. Whois does a partial match .. and people registered name servers with names like APPLE.COM.HACKED.BY.JAPTRON.ES and those show up before the results for APPLE.COM.
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by st3fan 12y ago
They would need physical access to the device and know your unlock code.
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by st3fan 12y ago
I also have an external display but I actually prefer just the (11") air. Because with less on the screen it lets me focus better. Very personal though. But it works well for me.
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by st3fan 12y ago
It is seriously bizarre. Out of control.
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by st3fan 12y ago
This is a funny story to report for a web site (wccftech) that has 85 tracking widgets on that one page. Thanks for blocking all of those Ghostery!
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by st3fan 12y ago
Oh trust me, I did not expect a whole lot. Doesn't mean I can't have complaints though.
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by st3fan 12y ago
Note that my problems are not unique individual problems. They have had downtime and major infrastructure issues where they do not blanket communicate anything. Or just give vague promises and explanations. I don't expect a lot. But I
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by st3fan 12y ago
Same kind of problems here. I have two VMs. Grabbed them early on, expected them to improve. They did not. Packet loss, slow speed, reboots, kernel panics, filesystems mounted read-only. They made (and are making) lots of other really stupi
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by st3fan 12y ago
I really enjoyed reading Peter Seibel's Practical Common Lisp. Not sure if it is The Best. But it certainly is in my top-N list of books that I really enjoyed. Well written, great material. I did not end up doing much with Common Lisp
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by st3fan 12y ago
I am sad that this article does not contain the word 'Security'.
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by st3fan 12y ago
s/Right now there are/There are always/
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by st3fan 12y ago
Congrats! Same here! I went low carb a few months ago and I will reach 25 pounds down next week probably.
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by st3fan 12y ago
The number of geeks running an "AOSP-derived distro" is insignificant compared to the bigger Android user base.
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by st3fan 12y ago
I really wish Mozilla had just abandoned this 'repackage apps in APKs' project. I understand why they are doing it but I think in the end it is really bad for end-user security on Android. People are advised everywhere to not ena
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by st3fan 12y ago
Yeah I helped verifying the scanned and OCRed pages of code at the HIP97 conference in The Netherlands. A lot of cypher punks got together there to finalize the legally exported code on paper and turn it into a new digital distribution that
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by st3fan 12y ago
I was so lucky. My dad used to work at Apple in the 80s so we pretty much got every model since the Apple ][+ at home. Can't remember this too well but I think I started with a ][+ with 2 floppy drives, a Silentype (thermal!) printer a
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by st3fan 12y ago
Awesome! We can always use more people using the Nightly or Beta channels. Just be aware that you are not getting production quality code. In general Nightly has been very stable for me, but sometimes things sneak in that are annoying or si
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by st3fan 12y ago
Please post a link to a site where you see that happening.

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