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Bootstrap. The people who removed sub-menus from Bootstrap 4 because it was deemed "too difficult". Not cool.
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Agree on the libsodium recommendation. Stanford probably just suffering a little "not invented here" syndrome. Libsodium is a solid crypto library with long history. It is also embedded in PHP,HHVM,Citrine and Factor "out o
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I was going to say "what about Matomo". But then Matomo are still lurking around in the dark ages of Python 2 and are not worthy of recommendation until they pull their finger out and sort out their analytics scripts that rely on
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Ask HN: Alternatives to Watchman ? (file/dir watching tool)
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@thoraway1010 Thank you for not bothering to read my post. You know, the bit where I said "long-established reputable, not fly-by-night". You know, the bit where I am talking about a long-established company with offices in the US
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"fairness to customers is non-negotiable" .... yeah, unless you run a VoIP company. In which case you get told VoIP is against TransferWise AUP and you get told your business account is suspended permanently. And yes, we are talk
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I have been a bit weary of the WireGuard hype for much the same reason. Surely kernel mode is (a) the equivalent of running as root (b) opens up greater attack surface by virtue of running at kernel level
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Have the OpenSSH devs finally relented and allowed support for PKCS#11 with ECC then ? ;-) Last I saw there were patches put forward to the devs since 2015 and they consistently refused to look at them, let alone merge them.
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As a paid customer of OpenVPN I have to admit I find their attitude over certain matters incredibly frustrating. Their continued lack of interest in IPv6 is a prime specimen. We're now in 2020, IPv4 depletion is no longer a distant tho
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Not wishing to disrespect the coding that went into this, but I don't see the point? The "standard" map used by the author already shows a visualisation of the area concerned, I'm not exactly sure what this magical plot
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"Avoid the horrible AWS GUIs" Say what ? "What have you guys chosen to do?" If you are making heavy use of the AWS GUI for any aspect of AWS then You're Not Doing it Right (TM). Use the AWS SDKs, or if you don'
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The problem with Black Cabs in London is that the drivers go around like they are god's gift to Earth. Sure "The Knowledge" is an impressive feat of learning, but more often than not the drivers don't make use of it beca
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All great replies. Thank you all. Particular hat-tip to @lotharrr for the extra detail.
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Can someone explain Merkle Trees to me in a practical sense?
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CentOS 8 is a case of too little too late for me. There were so many cobwebs growing on CentOS 7, and no clear timeline ever being given on when (or if !) CentOS8 might ever arrive that we gradually shifted elsewhere.