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by y4mi 9y ago
You should really spell out the full term if the acronym is predominantly used somewhere else. Unless I'm wrong and you're actually talking about the session initiation protocol (voice over ip)... But that makes little sense It&#
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by y4mi 9y ago
Yeah, this comment thread is strange. Most eu Nations don't have anything like a class action suit...
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by y4mi 9y ago
> yes, I know I don't. Would you clue me in?
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by y4mi 9y ago
There is also duplicati But I can't imagine suing would achieve anything. they're all dictionary words.
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by y4mi 9y ago
I really don't see the problem. Once you set your cname record to GitHub, you've essentially yielded all control to them. If you don't like that, don't set a cname record.
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by y4mi 9y ago
i also like them, especially how well he documents his findings and their implications. Before anyone dismisses one of his tested databases, I'd however like caution against trusting his work fully at this point. Some of the documents
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by y4mi 9y ago
and settled the ...delta quadrant it was iirc? :)
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by y4mi 9y ago
> Key management isn't exactly an unsolved problem you're right its not an unsolved problem, its an unsolvable problem. There is little point in encrypting mails between apple users, if the keys are kept on the apple servers.
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by y4mi 9y ago
Encryption doesn't work unless both sides use it. Apple supporting it won't help apple users one bit, because nobody else uses an actual application to check mails anymore. It's mostly web mail clients everywhere, and they ob
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by y4mi 9y ago
Urm, I thought MDN was based on WHATWG? (Not W3C)
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by y4mi 9y ago
A branch is a pointer or symlink if you will.
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by y4mi 9y ago
A ref points to an object. That object doesn't change unless the hashing algo was tricked. A branch points to anything you want it to point to. It can be any ref you want and can be changed at will.
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by y4mi 9y ago
That term makes sense. But just as you wouldn't call a symlink to a zip archive a zip file itself, you also shouldn't call a branch a ref.
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by y4mi 9y ago
Why would you call branches ref's? They don't point to specific files or commits. I know you can target commits through them - which utilizes the ref syntax... But they're still not really referencing anything directly. They&
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by y4mi 9y ago
I meant password manager/safe. Sorry for that mix up.
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by y4mi 9y ago
then why would that password tresor user win, after his credentials were leaked by a database breach -- before other select people that weren't compromised but abstained from said software. Its generally incomprehensible to me why some
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by y4mi 9y ago
Using a password manager doesn't make you immune to having your credentials leaked if a sites database is breached...
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by y4mi 9y ago
but wouldn't that just depend on your mail client? its technically possible to edit the mail body on the server side and serve the modified message under the same mail ID. I'd wager most clients would invalidate their local copy a
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by y4mi 9y ago
> I would set up my server to serve a non-malicious script most of the time and just occasionally substitute my malware script, why not just detect the `curl | bash ` part server-side? I'm still amazed how many FOSS projects ha
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by y4mi 9y ago
You forgot the cold storage backups. Its just plain impossible with anything more serious than a hobby project.
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by y4mi 9y ago
Ive heard great things about swedx, never had one myself however. Theyre also not IPS/HDR. Also, its important to use the pixel policy 1, there are some dead pixels otherwise. http://swedx.se/index.php?cPath=133_149&amp
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by y4mi 9y ago
They had a very positive impact on other elections Every negative impact is a positive Impact for the other side. indirectly) overthrow bad governments. Are you talking about the arab spring? I thought it was generally agreed that the n
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by y4mi 9y ago
probably this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSYLE55iYj0 or the more recent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnRIwQn9SA8 the latter is imo even more amazing
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by y4mi 9y ago
Thats glorious, gotta remember that one. Chan is a japanese name ending for children, various communities have created several Anime mascots over the years. Theyre generally suffixed with that -tan, as a cute misspronounciation of chan. ht
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by y4mi 9y ago
> which shows you the processes and owners of open TCP/UDP ports naw, that would be `netstat -lntup` (listening, nummeric, tcp, udp, programm) your mentioned command shows essentially all currently active tcp network streams. https
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by y4mi 9y ago
19.0 wouldve looked better and centering were still possible.
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by y4mi 9y ago
You should be able to choose the windowmanager at login once youve installed it like that. Its probably a menu in the top right corner of either your username 'tile' or the screen, depending on your login manager
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by y4mi 9y ago
i drive a bike to work, in any weather. the last ~200m of my commute is at the "wrong" side of the road, so the cars are driving into my direction. I generally drive especially slow there. The sidewalk is pretty broad and its incr
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by y4mi 9y ago
> Well, "won" in quotes. I am not a k8s fanboy or anything, I simply observe that all the major cloud providers are offering managed k8s services that have superseded their own proprietary container-type offerings. For better o
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by y4mi 9y ago
i don't know any CI/CD framework which utilizes it though. and i'm unsure if it really is. There are some imo really good features missing such as document separation, cross references and the newline to space conversion. tom

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