warrenski

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by warrenski 8mo ago
Thanks for sharing your experience and insights on this. Migrating out of Eudora is no walk in the park! I've often considered taking the IMAP route, but Eudora's support for IMAP feels a little patchy. Specialised conversion&#x2F
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by warrenski 8mo ago
Out of curiosity, did you have much luck using Eudora's IMAP to do the export?
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by warrenski 1y ago
Here in South Africa all the banks I know of moved away from SMS text messages for 2FA ages ago, and perform authentication in-app with biometrics instead. Having a banking app installed on your phone is pretty much mandatory, and criminals
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by warrenski 2y ago
Funny you should mention a cannon, here in Cape Town the Noon Gun is still fired daily at noon local time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noon_Gun
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by warrenski 2y ago
Have a look at VSCodium ( https://vscodium.com/ ), it's a freely-licensed binary distribution of VS Code without the telemetry.
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by warrenski 2y ago
Thanks for sharing this!
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by warrenski 3y ago
The OP's technique reminds me somewhat of this site I stumbled on years ago: https://www.passwordcard.org/
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by warrenski 3y ago
> "JavaScript is also a promising core technology for the new multimedia publishing tool that Macromedia is building." I believe Bud Colligan may have been speaking about ActionScript in this quote, the scripting language found
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by warrenski 4y ago
For your future self: At some point they may ask you for some tech support to get their secure connection to mail servers working again. Start with the HermSSL package available here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/he
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by warrenski 4y ago
I'm still using Eudora because I can't bear to part with it! Yes, its poor HTML renderer and lack of UTF-8 support, amongst other things, have no place in 2023, but other modern mail clients still seem to fall short on the feature
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by warrenski 8y ago
Also http://httpforever.com/
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by warrenski 8y ago
I met a bunch of people here in Stellenbosch, South Africa at a startup called Gourmet Grubb. Their first product is an ice-cream made from insect milk, trademarked EntoMilk - no kidding! Fascinating stuff, check them out here: https:&#x2F
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CineForm Goes Open Source(cineform.blogspot.com)
95 points by warrenski 9y ago|18 comments
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by warrenski 9y ago
Not sure this is entirely true. RFC 3848 ( http://www.rfc-base.org/txt/rfc-3834.txt ) covers the implementation detail, and a lot of consideration was given to the prevention of email loops. Section 4 states that auto-re