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by tredre3 4y ago
> Companies could throw money at gimp. But that doesn’t mean it’ll ever have a control scheme that’s usable to the 99.9% of people with prior digital art experience who go in expecting something similar to 99.999% of other software, only
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by tredre3 4y ago
> there are sites out there where you can download apks, but that seems unwise. You can download Aurora Store form F-Droid. It is a Google Play frontend with an anonymous login mechanism and fetches APKs directly from Google. You can try
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by tredre3 4y ago
1. When you install Seafile you get two services: Seahub that binds to 127.0.0.1 and Seafile that binds to 0.0.0.0 and this isn't explained why one is public and the other isn't. Evidently they expect you to proxy both services, s
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by tredre3 4y ago
Even leaving aside that the password is sent to the server when using the web ui, seafile's security leaves a lot to be desired. For example file names, modification dates, sizes, and other meta data is NOT encrypted. This is a big dea
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by tredre3 4y ago
> if something breaks there are no spare parts, no PSUs to repair or cards to add for more functionality (I simply don't trust USB for disks) or swap etc, and the whole machine is not intended to be kept on 24/7 (think about th
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by tredre3 5y ago
> Also, now that I know they just buy stolen credentials, and don't even have the talent to actually hack their way into the systems, I'm underwhelmed by their achievements. It seems to be a common sentiment on hacker news, tha