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by wankle 4y ago
I've tried to like neovim but plain vi works best for me. I've tried to like nano too. Since you brought up JetBrains, I use no products made by them, at all, any more. I use Eclipse and I don't use a vi plugin in Eclipse. My
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Tell HN: My US Government Skillcraft black pen still works
23 points by wankle 4y ago|15 comments
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by wankle 4y ago
It takes some research and effort, the title of the post wasn't [do you host your own email and is it so easy a stock broker could do it].
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by wankle 4y ago
I have every confidence today, tomorrow 5 or 10 years from now I can do the same thing I've done every time I changed ISP's the past over 20 years and would have zero issues.
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by wankle 4y ago
I think I had that issue with them one time and used the following to get it fixed IIRC: https://sender.office.com/Delist/
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by wankle 4y ago
"Some hosting providers has insecure server images. E.g. Ubuntu where the root user has no password, since, as they might argue: "you login with key file on SSH anyway"" Ubuntu is not insecure regarding root user access.
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by wankle 4y ago
Self-hosting email for over 20 years, I will say most of what you stated is either greatly exaggerated or grossly factually incorrect.
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by wankle 4y ago
I run a small cheap public VPS (512 megs RAM) which only runs Wireguard. It takes the public ports and tunnels them to my home machine (2 Gig VM) running Ubuntu running postfix, dovecot, mysql (for users, domains, aliases), fully self-hoste
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by wankle 4y ago
Anyone can make a crawler and index the data, Google without AI is far more than the sum of its parts.
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by wankle 4y ago
I might not be defined by Java but after programming in it since it came out in 1995, I certainly identify with it.
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by wankle 4y ago
Same here, Atari Basic with the kind of Chicklet but round keys IIRC. There are still people playing with Atari Basic today. Atariage.com in the forums. Moved from that to Timex Sinclair 1000 then Atari 800 then Tandy 1000 EX because it loo
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by wankle 4y ago
Cable isn't preferred. If OTA weren't available I guess we'd watch shows on streaming. OTA works great though, was just wondering.
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by wankle 4y ago
Is this a hint that we will see a new Subscription Manager service launch soon on HN?
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by wankle 4y ago
What was the reason for choosing Go? Java is far more widely supported in the world.
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by wankle 4y ago
I breezed through the article, we don't watch TV on the streaming services. We use free HD OTA since we're not that far from the towers. Do a lot of people watch TV shows on the streaming networks? It doesn't seem like someth
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by wankle 4y ago
"This seems like a marketing blog entry from a company selling private CAs." Anyone can set up their own private CA, no need to buy anything: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-..
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by wankle 4y ago
Google, Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, NSA, etc. do agree with your view. I personally do not welcome public CA's everywhere, I don't welcome IPv6 everywhere. I don't want people knowing any more about my private systems than I
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by wankle 4y ago
"The plain fact is, ChatGPT is demonstrating a major step forward towards artificial general intelligence. It can't perfectly explain jokes, especially puns, but it's pretty darned close." I disagree, after all of the te
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by wankle 4y ago
I just want them to let me set the same theme we had up until recently. I don't want blueish or soft gray I want what it was the past several years. If they can't do that then give me the legacy look back.
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by wankle 4y ago
I didn't read anything indicating they will contribute back to OSM only that they will siphon off all the work and data done by OSM contributors to date; ultimately aiding Microsoft with another EEE demolition. Ref: https:/&#x2F
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by wankle 4y ago
"I have vouched to avoid USB and its undecipherable specs." OK.
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by wankle 4y ago
I was never good with chemistry, the battery sounded icky to make. I'd bet on the Iron Edison battery or the iron rust battery instead.
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by wankle 4y ago
Perhaps he's trying to set straight what Twitter had become, a crazy progressive activist dark haven.
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by wankle 4y ago
"If people can't think clearly about anything that has become part of their identity, then all other things being equal, the best plan is to let as few things into your identity as possible." No thank you; I do not want to li
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by wankle 4y ago
IPv6 drives lock sync AD personalization which represents trillions of dollars; it's no wonder there are so many social engineering attempts to try and herd the public into using it.
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by wankle 4y ago
We grew up poor in the US. We worked hard in school and had above average to excellent test scores. Being poor does not directly support bad test scores or whether society can or should bear the burden of UBI. Conflating growing up poor wit
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by wankle 4y ago
I always had issues with GoDaddy and had to get on a call with their support but at least they played cool old jazz in the wait queue. LE works great.
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by wankle 4y ago
A lot of people including me from time to time do need to deal with some image editing at work and do not need Photoshop (nor have I ever used Photoshop) and GIMP's powerful tools more than fill this need.
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by wankle 4y ago
> I've used the tool periodically and I can't think of anything that's improved in the last 10 years. Have you contributed to it any any way?
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by wankle 4y ago
GIMP I've used for years and years, never heard of photopea, was the comment a SPAM Ad spot?

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