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by voidz 10y ago
I use the tool 'xca' for this. Really useful tool that supports various operations with certificates and CSRs. It uses Qt. http://xca.sourceforge.net
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by voidz 10y ago
I didn't even get the first one, this is unreadable.
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by voidz 10y ago
Sorry. It was intended as a bad pun.
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by voidz 10y ago
Absurd, yes, and a bit naive or ignorant too perhaps. But offensive? neh.
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by voidz 10y ago
Actually they are an ad agency. Their core business is to create advertisements for their customers. It may sound weird when you read it like this, but on the other hand it's not that uncommon: Google is also an ad agency. So the right
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by voidz 10y ago
"glitch" is such an awful, handwavey word. Please, describe the cause in a more intelligible way than by using this stupid word.
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by voidz 10y ago
Care to elaborate?
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'IBM Is the World's Biggest Patent Troll'(pcmag.com)
4 points by voidz 10y ago|2 comments
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by voidz 10y ago
Being respected for what they do bring (the best Linux kernel hardening patches and support tools); not being a jackass or treating them like jackasses when stuff like this turns up; not moaning about it and acting all fingerwavy when fix
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by voidz 10y ago
Another project is TrueRNG. They provide a small USB device, and a more expensive, larger TrueRNG Pro device, via http://ubld.it/
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by voidz 10y ago
The Dutch for one, whose major ISP Ziggo still does not provide IPv6.
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by voidz 10y ago
Good. This is very off topic stuff.
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by voidz 10y ago
Thanks to tmux, I don't have a problem with multiple interactive commands and their outputs. If I need to do something new, I open another shell on a new pane. Not that other solutions aren't welcome, but this works for me. If I d
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by voidz 10y ago
A shell is an application that provides system interaction to users. > What I see is a void. There is no good language for system tasks (and no good shell). What's near this void is outdated shells on one hand and generic (non-DSL
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by voidz 10y ago
Is it possible to get notified (via email) when this paper has been updated?
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by voidz 10y ago
I'd like this too. An .epub would be nice for e-ink readers like Pocketbook, Kobo, and Kindle.
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by voidz 10y ago
'..secretly!'
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by voidz 11y ago
It doesn't have to be +. It can be any character you configure. Recent postfix versions even supports multiple characters.
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by voidz 11y ago
I think that spaces are also valid in email addresses. So, even <bilbo brouha@example.com> would be a valid email address in that case...
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by voidz 11y ago
I know this one! The good answer is: A.
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by voidz 11y ago
Ubuntu, yes, I'd think so. Canonical, however, not. What makes you want to avoid Ubuntu?
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by voidz 11y ago
Can you name some of these networking gotchas you mentioned? And elaborate on the security remark?
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by voidz 11y ago
Yeah, no one would just cut the label out, right?
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by voidz 11y ago
ok so we need a lot of food
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by voidz 11y ago
No.
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by voidz 11y ago
Mmmm nope. Not buying into it. Sorry.
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by voidz 11y ago
Yeah, good tip. I'm not allergic. But just to be on the safe side I better start doing this too every day. Just to make sure I stay that way.
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by voidz 11y ago
Hey, I'm the other guy who had one, pleased to meet you after all those years! cackles
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by voidz 11y ago
Everything about it feels wrong.
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by voidz 11y ago
Also, don't forget to buy seeds while you still can!

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