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Promarged

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About Promarged

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    Comment #17718966

    http://hnblogs.thume.net/feed.xml returns 500 for me :(

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    Comment #17624365

    Sounds nice, too bad there are no screenshots so I can't see what does it look like without giving my e-mail. Does it run on an open protocol? (Maybe HTTP or XMPP based?)

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    Comment #17612336

    > It has the advantage of not relying on the Certificate Authority system I wouldn't say it's an advantage, while CA system has many flaws at least it's monitored somehow (for exam…

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    Comment #17588742

    Or cleaning up their work-in-progress, currently there are around 11307 issues open: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues

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    Comment #17513273

    Actually CSP can also block content modifications by extensions. I frequently get CSP reports from browsers using plugins that want to insert something on my site. Some time ago I …

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    Comment #17455870

    > I was only able to get the situation sorted because I know people who work at Google on the Chrome team. Hehe, one thing all successfully resolved issues have in common - a frien…

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    Comment #17398741

    33mail probably...

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    Comment #17390670

    > put my own domain-specific CA Cert in DNS directly. Remember that this allows any of your government or people controlling the zone to transparently put the cert there too. (For …

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    Comment #17364815

    > Oh, I guess the vulnerability needs an extremely tenuous name and logo right? Here goes I admire the extra touch here :)

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    Comment #17315232

    > I recently sold an XPS 13, an i7 9543 model from 2015, which was the first laptop in a long time that I regretted buying. I've got 9350 and it's also bad. Coil whine, one firmwar…

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    Comment #17286950

    This paper [0] (from 2013) linked from this article [1] was also executed on chain, see date here [2] and the actual script via API here [3]. [0]: https://eprint.iacr.org/2013/784 …

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    Comment #17279861

    It reminds me of one person here on HN describing their interaction with Google w.r.t. their startup's novel idea.

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    Comment #17274606

    Yep, your link is more relevant. There is also this: https://www.gnu.org/software/repo-criteria-evaluation.html

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    Comment #17264609

    I have to agree, Google gives new meaning to "open source". Open source as "we share some source but the actual meat is in closed proprietary codebase that you cannot inspect". I s…

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    Comment #17235639

    ActivityPub is indeed both simple and extensible. Perfect for issues and comments, also PRs. For the actual code behind PR I would just setup a git daemon and reference own repo. W…

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    Comment #17235606

    I see only SSL_ERROR_BAD_CERT_DOMAIN. (but on http it looks very nice)

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    Comment #17199516

    Related: integers do not have identity [0] but objects that have reference semantics have identity. [0]: https://cs.stackexchange.com/questions/60549

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    Comment #17076388

    I agree with this suggestion. It took me a year to slowly absorb the entire book of Statistics [0] including solving all exercises. It's just like walking to school but there is no…

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    Comment #17069287

    As far as I've seen there were some problems with hanging Prosody at trashserver.net [0], was this resolved? [0]: https://social.tchncs.de/@trashserver in German

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    Comment #17069202

    So if I understand it correctly the client-to-server API is simple but servers internally build a Git-like structure? Interesting design, I think I'll read the specs for how histor…