tallship

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by tallship 4y ago
> neither of which so much as blinked when we quoted a price much higher than what they could get otherwise And therein lies the business model of throwing good money after bad, and that's not even taking into consideration the enor
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by tallship 4y ago
Hello @vivekweb2013, and thank you for creating this wonderful git based note utility. I'd like to draw your attention to issue #59 and in the meantime I'll be posting a short Fediverse article, basically just an announcement at t
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by tallship 5y ago
So, how many servers loaned to you by other parties have revoked those loans.... besides the email server you're whining about? How much of your network is actually left standing and operational after what? two days? Over ten thousand
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by tallship 5y ago
I recall just a few months ago when Amazon yanked the plug on hosting a company's infra with little more than 24hrs notice. So I guess that's precedence for something like that, and yet, that company held a contract with Amazon to
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by tallship 5y ago
Indeed they/we do.
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by tallship 8y ago
Well years ago at a convention I came across a little company that made Key caps out of Tempe, Arizona. I bought a couple of bags of just two keys. Red panic buttons "Panic", and, "Any" keys. We replaced the escape key c
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by tallship 8y ago
Yeah not kewl at all. From some of the folks who brought us DRM.
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Nasty little vul in Gnupg patched today
1 points by tallship 8y ago|0 comments
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by tallship 8y ago
This is a pretty interesting resource. Kind of like a pastiebin for quick and relatively candid file sharing
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by tallship 9y ago
Considering that you don't know whether you can be sure that you've used a secure implementation, then the answer is a resounding, NO! It is not, by your own admission, 'safe' to publish any data that needs to remain sec