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by veeti 11y ago
I really don't see any benefit or sense in the Flask way of exposing request state through imported globals. It makes testing of views unnecessarily complex: you have to either patch the import or set up the thread local context in eve
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by veeti 11y ago
I'll plug my own client [1], which is also completely manual for those who don't want to go all in on the magic automation just yet. It also has DNS verification, which is probably more convenient in most cases. [1] https:/&
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by veeti 11y ago
I'm afraid you'll have to go through renewal every 3 months, but I'll still make a shameless plug of my client [1]. It uses DNS validation exclusively so you can generate certificates wherever you want. In addition, domain au
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Show HN: Fully manual Let's Encrypt client with DNS verification(github.com)
12 points by veeti 11y ago|2 comments
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by veeti 11y ago
That is for webmaster tools, not analytics.
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by veeti 11y ago
DNS verification is already in the ACME spec, but not yet supported by the live servers. So the answer is "soon".
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by veeti 11y ago
The client has a "manual" mode as you describe, but it's practically undocumented right now. It lets you create the certificate on any machine and leaves serving the verification file up to you. I do hope they polish it up or
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by veeti 11y ago
This is nonsense. Now on Tap only scrapes the screen through explicit user action. TextSecure also uses the FLAG_SECURE window flag by setting, so NoT among other things is blocked.
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by veeti 11y ago
In the same episode, a drone strike kills tens of innocent people. If you think that is "propaganda", you obviously weren't paying any attention.
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by veeti 11y ago
You don't need even root for these.
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Kotlin M14 is out(blog.jetbrains.com)
1 points by veeti 11y ago|0 comments
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by veeti 11y ago
The Stockholm syndrome shown by Go users in things like this is just incredible.
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by veeti 11y ago
Get real. The consequences (whether they are good or bad, I don't know) are obviously more relevant to those actually living in the country than those shouting what to do from the other side of the planet.
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by veeti 11y ago
You are missing the context: the document has been modified since to add new policies for "reverse-isms".
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by veeti 11y ago
> This also means that there's a higher chance that the software will be packaged in the distribution of your choice, because the bar is lower Static linking and bundling of dependencies is a no-no in most distributions. If anything
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by veeti 11y ago
The vulnerabilities are in Android's "stagefright" media internals. Patches are floating around, for example: http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/103270/1
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by veeti 11y ago
Ever heard of MMS?
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by veeti 11y ago
Ah, the good old "submit a patch if you don't like it". This is a common problem all throughout the user interface shown, not an isolated issue. And as mentioned, it's a _prototype_: I'm going to give them the benef
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by veeti 11y ago
Agreed. I used KDE for years, but I just couldn't stand the hideous interface anymore. GNOME 3 looks good and finally has all the functionality I need from a DE. I had high hopes for their new visual design effort, but in my opinion th
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by veeti 11y ago
You must have some very low standards for "looking great". Like they say, this is a prototype and it shows. The design is all over the place. The one thing that sticks out the most is that there is no sense of scale at all. Everyt
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by veeti 11y ago
Java annotations can be processed during compilation.
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by veeti 11y ago
Start by posting a link.
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by veeti 11y ago
Encrypted SMS is, but the Android app will (apparently) continue to support unencrypted SMS.
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by veeti 11y ago
The thin text is almost unreadable on Linux. https://i.imgur.com/XFTitdd.jpg
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by veeti 11y ago
Has anyone been adventurous enough to use the 0.9 release candidates or previous versions to collect and analyze application & server metrics with statsd, Grafana, etc.? How has it worked for you? Any recommendations? I've been wai
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by veeti 11y ago
Where is he "judging people by the color of their skin"? Exactly what is xenophobic in this post?
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by veeti 11y ago
Well, APK's are signed by the developer. Google would have to replace them on first install.
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by veeti 11y ago
You should submit this to /r/GlobalOffensive as well, if you didn't already.
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by veeti 11y ago
> but it lacks a lot of features needed to setup a proper system. ...such as?
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by veeti 11y ago
> One don't need HTML5 at 60fps. The only place where you need 60fps is games and that type of game is not the objective of the devices you've seen running Firefox OS. Smooth response is absolutely essential for touch usability

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