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by tscs37 9y ago
>But no-one does that, right? Sadly, reality is not that nice and I can already feel a disturbance in the force in form of "Why Lets Encrypt is bad and you should by 1 year certs" blog posts all over the place.
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by tscs37 9y ago
What about a socket that is like USB-C, there is no wrong way to insert it. Though I imagine such a socket would be an insane task to complete and have numerous problems with latency and speed.
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by tscs37 9y ago
AMD was sooo close to having a perfect 4096 socket. SO CLOSE! But, alas, it was not meant to be.
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by tscs37 9y ago
I'm missing some key entries here; * Does it work on languages other than JS? * How fast is it in comparison to PB? Only JSON is benchmarked and Compactr seems to be only minimally faster
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by tscs37 9y ago
Torrents will also distribute content unless you are leeching, which the GP is implying via sonarr/radarr
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by tscs37 9y ago
IIRC then this is somewhat the case, the bell curve for IQ points is "flatter" for men, there is more tendency to go into extremes, while women tend to have a tighter distribution.[1] This does however not mean that there is a va
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by tscs37 9y ago
This sound kind of reminds me of one of these "Space Engine Sounds" on youtube, especially the Firefly/Serenity themed track. I used to love it for sleeping, it's rather relaxing.
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by tscs37 9y ago
Learn more languages? Programming languages are largely very similar, if you know one language it should not be a problem to pick up another language and write hello world code fairly quickly. Writing a webserver in a language that offers l
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by tscs37 9y ago
It doesn't seem like the author is actually proposing an alternative, rather, the only thing says is "Don't use JWT, here is how you can do X with Nacl" Even worse; It is suggested that to authenticate a user one should
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by tscs37 9y ago
There has been some interesting discussion on this thread already. However, what most seems to fail to see is that an algorithm compared to a human justice system, could inherently be less biased. Having no bias at all is hard but only havi
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by tscs37 9y ago
There are alternative TOTP apps that offer backup options.
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by tscs37 9y ago
Not really, a hardfork is a explicit change in consensus, everyone decides that despite the code saying A, we do B. The underlying code is overridden for a single block before reasserting it with full authority but it does not affect the
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by tscs37 9y ago
There wasn't a protocol change either. The hardfork that came after the burning failure of the DAO moved account values from the DAO to a new contract. The protocol remained the same.
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by tscs37 9y ago
DAO wasn't a protocol anymore than a Bitcoin Client is part of the protocol. It was an application that failed.
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by tscs37 9y ago
This looks interesting but until Ed25519 on Android, importing existing keys and Paper Backups are supported it's a no-go for me. For some things I trust a paper backup in a fireproof safe over some nebulous cloud thingy on my phone. A
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by tscs37 9y ago
If you have several drives in the same bay, you're going to get vibrations that severely reduce lifetime of the harddrive. NAS Drives also have much better electronics/mechanics to help them not crash all your data while in use. T
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by tscs37 9y ago
I use NAS Harddrives which are built for hotswapping. I have no idea why anybody would use a consumer harddrive in a RAID Array, the price difference is 10€ at best AFAIK.
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by tscs37 9y ago
I hotswap drives all the time, it's not a problem and makes a harddrive swap a 30 second task instead of a 10 minute task and doesn't incur downtime either.
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by tscs37 9y ago
Sounds fun until you have to open your cabinet door for legit reasons like swapping a faulty hard drive in your RAID array.
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by tscs37 10y ago
Except the Moon landing parts of NASA had nothing to do with it. AFAIK it is research from their fringe science labs.
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by tscs37 10y ago
Traefik is purely a proxy, Caddy is a webserver. Traefik can efficiently deal with proxying HTTP traffic but cannot serve files and is not as easy to configure if you're not using Docker or similar. Caddy can serve files or PHP but is
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by tscs37 10y ago
Shaarli + Wallabag. So no. I usually try to tag my bookmarks but it rarely happens.
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by tscs37 10y ago
"don't break the build" was the procedure.
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by tscs37 10y ago
I've had the idea of using a distributed IP blacklist using federated subscriptions ala diaspora and GNU social before and I think it might be the one solution to actually have any kind of leverage in fighting abuse on the fail2ban-lev
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by tscs37 10y ago
It's always Madagascar. Always.
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by tscs37 10y ago
Thanks a lot!
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by tscs37 10y ago
Seems like an interesting place to add to my RSS reader...
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by tscs37 10y ago
I see an incredible weakpoint: Your email account becomes your only defense, meaning the password on it must be strong and you still need to remember it. And you need 2FA. Not that this is not the case already, email accounts are already im
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by tscs37 10y ago
This looks rather nice though two things seem to be missing: * A docker-compose file for easy testing * Screenshots of the WebUI
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by tscs37 10y ago
With only one living member of a species left and the egg, I doubt the species would have survived for much longer without humans.

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