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brdrak

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    Comment #7570117

    As someone who's been longboarding for years (including commute), I would be interested in something that: * Would let me ride normally, without using the motor at all (e.g. gear i…

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    Comment #7051293

    > You probably mean this [1], but all I see is this [2]. What's wrong with me? [1] http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=%3C3&defid=11... [2] http://www.urbandictionary.co…

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    Comment #6952999

    What about binary-only drivers? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_blob

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    Comment #6952938

    > DRBD You mean DRBG [1], right? I hope DRBD [2] isn't backdoored. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual_EC_DRBG [2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distributed_Replicated_Block_De...…

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    Comment #6952908

    Plus the blackmail opportunities spying affords.

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    Comment #6952887

    With sufficient level of access, it should be possible to erase trails and to create false ones.

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    Comment #6952449

    Not just Poland. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molotov%E2%80%93Ribbentrop_Pact

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    Comment #6803371

    How far does this go for you? If, let's say, you witness wrongdoing performed by your employer, would you go along because, well, you promised to do a good job when you interviewed…

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    Comment #6803265

    Didn't he also say somewhere that we'll be reading about him in history books?

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    Comment #6792555

    Good to hear that Dovecot scales. I personally went with Cyrus because at the time I was picking an IMAP server, Cyrus was already a well tested solution known to scale. As I recal…

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    Comment #6792534

    Another satisfied Cyrus IMAP user here. :-) I've heard nice things about Dovecot too, though.

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    Comment #6792525

    > never put postfix's spool and dovecot's storage on the same physical device and I/O controller. /var/log must live on the separate device too. This probably depends on the mail v…

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    Comment #6792441

    I've personally not found this difficult. Unless perhaps you're dealing very large volumes of mail and overhead of SpamAssassin is an issue. Mail volume in 10s of thousands/day on …

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    Comment #6758957

    > Android phones haven't been built with physical keyboards in years Droid 4 is a currently shipping phone that has one. I've been using it since Droid 2. Don't care for the extra …

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    Comment #6723025

    I'm curious, why run 4 disks in RAID6 instead of RAID10? You loose two disks worth of capacity to RAID in either case, but with RAID6 there's also parity overhead, slower recovery,…

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    Comment #6688901

    I beg to differ.

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    Comment #6688882

    I do as well. That also opens up other possibilities like the ability to just drag and drop an email between IMAP accounts. The other day I was getting smtp errors from Google, so …

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    Comment #6688871

    We use Postini at work and it is terrible. Normal Gmail filters are much better. I hear Google is replacing Postini with something they developed themselves.

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    Comment #6688855

    I couldn't imagine not filtering my mail. I hate seeing spam too much. To a point where minimizing it is an obsession. I spent a considerable amount of time on this about 10 years …

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    Comment #6688757

    I may be wrong, but I believe IMAP, the protocol, just defines how IMAP clients/servers should issue and respond to search commands, but doesn't deal with mail indexing and things …

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    Comment #6688711

    Weird, I have exactly the opposite experience with spam -- my self hosted setup does better than gmail. Wrote this a while back, but still holds true: https://news.ycombinator.com/…

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    Comment #6680002

    > Your friends and coworkers describe you as an "animal." That made me laugh so hard. Sounds like a borderline HR issue. :-)

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    Comment #6679899

    A lot of people do prefer OSX. Between OSX and Windows, I'd choose OSX in a heartbeat because cygwin wasn't so great when I tried it a while back. I did try OSX for a while, and wa…

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    Comment #6679637

    Linux user for 15 years, Debian/Ubuntu exclusively for the past 7 or so. IMO, it's without question that the Desktop experience is better every year, now to a point where it just w…