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by warp 4y ago
Works fine here in Firefox and Chrome and macOS, it's a normal Let's Encrypt cert. Considering the name of the project -- Are you behind an overzealous work filter/proxy?
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by warp 4y ago
I'm the opposite, I subscribed to lots of channels so that I always have new content from creators I like -- and never have to look at the recommendations.
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by warp 4y ago
Oh wow, indeed. In case you want to see them on streetview, the address is Pastelstraat 1, Almere. Here is a link: https://goo.gl/maps/mpXgFFd4kGLBinge9
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by warp 4y ago
> It's installing a pkg file, takes about a minute and it is a one time operation you will never really need to do again. Typically I have to do it once a year, because the kernel extension seems to break with every new macOS versio
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by warp 4y ago
This is the one thing I wish I had learned much earlier.
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by warp 5y ago
I believe the world would be a better place if all software was free, and I think that is a worthy goal to be pursuing. In that sense, I believe in free software. I don't think the FSF as an organization is very effective in working t
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by warp 5y ago
A fork implies that the projects are going diverge, which it seems they don't want to happen. From a quick reading of that page I think the LumoSQL authors are making the effort to maintain their set of modifications as some kind of pa
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Build smaller, faster, and more secure desktop applications with a web front end(github.com)
2 points by warp 5y ago|0 comments
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by warp 5y ago
iTunes still has a store where most music is DRM free, and available in a lot of countries (as opposed to Amazon MP3, which is only available in a few). If you have a Mac it's fairly easy to right-click a purchased, downloaded song in
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by warp 5y ago
"had access to a support engineer’s laptop" is very vague, they could have: 1. some kind of remote access to the support engineer's session on that laptop 2. physical access, no login 3. physical access as a different
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by warp 5y ago
In practice I don't think it's just OSI which gets to decide this. Debian and Red Hat have their own teams determining whether something is Open Source enough to allow into their distributions, and obviously the Free Software Foun
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by warp 5y ago
https://opensource.org/licenses/category is the list of all Open Source licenses vetted by the OSI (open source initiative). Other licenses may be open source, but you'd probably have to get lawyers involved to ma
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by warp 5y ago
I think the issue was that words in the 'word-of-the-day' list are not repeated in the dictionary, so removing them from the 'word-of-the-day' list meant they were also no longer valid guesses. Presumably this was pointe
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by warp 5y ago
Seems to be common practice here in Ecuador as well. Ordering stuff online from anywhere outside of Ecuador is kind of a last resort, because of very high import duties for many items (and a small but real risk of your items getting "l
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by warp 5y ago
I have the current iPhone SE, and I was hoping for MagSafe and precision finding of AirTags, but from the presentation it is unclear if the new model got either of these.
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by warp 5y ago
I assume it's similar to the tenting kit for their previous keyboard, which seems fine, there is a video on the bottom of this page: https://dygma.com/products/tenting-kit Seems a bit expensive though, so I wonder
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by warp 5y ago
My understanding is that EUR 50 million is the max of the current sanction, but that the ACM can always just impose another set of sanctions if they feel Apple hasn't sufficiently fixed the problem. The sanctions can at most be 10% of
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by warp 5y ago
You could use a different password for each service and just write them in a paper notebook. Paper is generally not susceptible to malware or other ways passwords can leak from a local or hosted password manager.
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by warp 5y ago
I saw an authenticated (!) zoom invitation, yikes indeed.
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by warp 5y ago
One of the limitations that wasn't immediately obvious to me is that you're mapping a single domain with these tunnels. So you cannot easily make *.example.com available via a cloudflare tunnel. (and when I tried it it wasn&#x27
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by warp 5y ago
HTTP203 has two episodes on this which I found really helpful in understanding what color space related changes are being made in CSS and why they matter. - About gradients in particular: https://youtu.be/Uh95jZPTDfw?t=1111
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by warp 5y ago
Yup! I learned Dvorak probably in 1999 or early 2000s (and I have a coworker who also still uses Dvorak). The kind of people (like me) who got into Dvorak at that time would today probably learn something like Colemak DH, although there ar
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by warp 5y ago
I think many people underestimate how much of a foothold Facebook has outside of the USA with Whatsapp and Instagram. Especially in countries without net neutrality, social networks may be included in your phone plan even when real internet
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by warp 5y ago
If you're using layers already, it's a small step to just add dedicated keys for those things in a layer. So that becomes LayerX + 9, or LayerX + R (for rebuild), or whatever combination you want.
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by warp 5y ago
I have no experience with the ErgoDox, and loved the Moonlander when I first received it. Over time I've grown to dislike the thumb clusters, they're too far away when tented, making only the inner thumb button easily reachable.
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Bundled version of OpenSSH with macOS Monterey doesn't support FIDO2 yubikeys(github.com)
4 points by warp 5y ago|0 comments
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by warp 5y ago
Does the Samsung Z Flip3 count? Folded it is 86.4x72.2x17 mm.
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Moving on to the Next Phase of Keebio and Career(medium.com)
1 points by warp 5y ago|0 comments
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DMCA Exemption Requests Granted for Alternate Router Firmware and More(sfconservancy.org)
4 points by warp 5y ago|2 comments
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by warp 5y ago
Looks like they published their code and tools here: https://github.com/NetherlandsForensicInstitute/teslalogs

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